As part of its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) ensures that all new buildings and renovations adhere to energy efficiency standards. This is formalized in the NEMSU Land Use and Development Plan (LUDIP) FY2023-2032, which has been approved by the Board of Regents. The LUDIP outlines the university’s approach to green building initiatives, emphasizing energy conservation and sustainable resource management in all construction and renovation projects.

These initiatives are aligned with the principles of green architecture, ensuring that every building project is designed to minimize energy consumption, reduce carbon emissions, and integrate eco-friendly technologies.

As part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability, North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) is actively working to upgrade existing buildings to higher energy efficiency. This initiative is outlined in the Land Use and Development Plan (LUDIP) FY2023-2032, which guides the university’s long-term goals for infrastructure development, ensuring that all campus buildings meet modern energy-efficient standards.

To support this effort, the Infrastructure Team from NEMSU campuses, along with PMU, General Services, SAO Admin, and Internal Audit Units, recently enhanced their skills in DPWH Standard Construction Estimates during a 3-day workshop. This training, which began today, focused on promoting best practices in cost estimation, project management, and compliance for sustainable infrastructure development. It aims to equip university staff with the necessary tools to efficiently implement energy-efficient upgrades across campus buildings, ensuring that future renovations and new projects adhere to the highest sustainability standards.