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Environment and Sustainability

Sustainable growth and green initiatives at CSMIA
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Our Approach

Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) integrates sustainability into its operations and decision-making. A dedicated Environment and Sustainability Department, supported by cross-functional teams, oversees the implementation of the ESG strategy. The strategy focuses on environmental responsibility, social impact, and long-term value through a strong governance framework, reinforcing MIAL’s commitment to sustainability.

Performance Highlights (FY 2024-25)

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Carbon neutral for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions

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ACA Level 4+ since Dec 2022

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Achieved RE100

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Saved 83165 Tons of CO2

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Terminal 2 IGBC Certified

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98.7% of waste diverted from landfill

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Providing 100% Green electricity to our concessionaires

 
 
 
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60000+ Man hours of training

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64% Procurement from local suppliers

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20% Female representation in total workforce

 
 
 
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55.12 million passengers handled

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Overall, Cargo Tonnage increased YoY- 8.1%

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Highest ever monthly traffic 5.05 Mn in Dec 2024 )

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Connect 71 Domestic Destinations and 55 International Destinations

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5.0 ASQ score

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170,516 number of passenger in single day on 11 Jan 2025

 
 
 

Sustainability Stories

Climate Change

CSMIA integrates climate action into its sustainability efforts. Its carbon reduction targets align with India’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070 and the Paris Agreement’s aim to limit global warming below 2°C while working towards a 1.5°C target. CSMIA follows the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations, ensuring transparency and proactive measures in addressing climate change.

Water Stewardship

Water management is an essential part of CSMIA’s sustainability strategy. Water is recognised as a shared resource, and its responsible use is prioritised to support efficiency and long-term sustainability. By identifying risks, optimising usage, and reducing reliance on surface water, CSMIA ensures effective operations. The goal is to achieve Net Water Positive status. Continuous monitoring of consumption, quality, and discharge enables data-driven improvements in water management practices.

Waste Management

CSMIA’s waste management system follows the5R principle- Reduce, Reuse, Reprocess, Recycle & Recover —integrating industry best practices. The process includes five stages: Identification, Storage, Segregation, Recycling, and Disposal, with a focus on minimising waste. Waste from airport operations is categorised as hazardous or non-hazardous and managed in compliance with regulatory standards. Marked waste bins, dedicated e-waste bins, and an Organic Waste Converter (OWC) are used to recycle food waste, ensuring efficient and sustainable waste management.

Fleet Decarbonization

As part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint, CSMIA is actively transforming airport mobility by accelerating the shift to eco-friendly transportation. By the end of FY 2025, CSMIA successfully transitioned 54 conventional fossil fuel-powered vehicles to Electric Vehicles (EVs). To support this transition, the airport has also installed 47 EV charging stations across its premises, reinforcing its dedication to green infrastructure and sustainable operations.

Land use and biodiversity

Land use and biodiversity preservation are part of CSMIA’s environmental strategy. Under the Adani Group's pledge on the World Economic Forum’s 1t.org platform, the goal is to grow 15.39 million trees. The ‘No Net Loss’ strategy focuses on sustainable practices such as developing green belts to reduce dust pollution, absorb carbon emissions, and support biodiversity, ensuring balance with the surrounding ecosystem.
 
 
 

Our People

CSMIA places its workforce at the core of its success, focusing on well-being, safety, and growth. Women represent 20% of the workforce, demonstrating a commitment to diversity. Employees received human rights training, and participated in skill enhancement programmes. CSMIA is committed to maintaining an inclusive, ethical, and supportive workplace that promotes personal development and strong employee-management relationships.

Safety and Well-Being

CSMIA prioritises workforce safety and well-being by maintaining high Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) standards. Risk control and mitigation are central to operations, supported by the 'Safety Excellence' initiative based on Human Performance Principles. Technology and digital solutions are integrated to manage risks and improve workplace safety. Beyond regulatory compliance, CSMIA fosters a work environment that supports both personal and professional growth.

Community Engagement

CSMIA in collaboration with the Adani Foundation, actively engages in community development initiatives aimed at creating long-term, sustainable impact. In the financial FY 2025, CSMIA organized a Free Eye Screening and Spectacle Distribution Drive, targeting school children and truck drivers. Additionally, during festive seasons, CSMIA partnered with the Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal (MAVIM) to set up special counters at the airport. These counters showcased and sold handcrafted products made by local artisans, thereby empowering women and promoting economic upliftment within local communities.
 
 
 

ESG Strategic Focus Areas

  • Fleet decarbonisation
  • Zero waste to landfill by FY26
  • Water positive
  • Operational Net zero GHG emission by FY29
  • No net loss to biodiversity
  • Employee development and well-being
  • Workplace safety and training
  • Diversity and inclusion
  • Zero tolerance for human rights violations
  • Anti-harassment and non-discrimination
  • Community well-being
  • Customer experience and satisfaction
  • Strong corporate governance
  • Business ethics
  • Risk and crisis management
  • Implementation of management systems and processes
  • Cybersecurity and data protection
  • Supply chain management
  • ESG disclosures and reporting
  • Regulatory compliance

Sustainability Report

Access the full sustainability report here

Report FY 2024 Report FY 2020

Awards & Recognition

  • Mumbai International Airport awarded a Platinum Rating in ACI’s Green Airports Recognition (GAR) Programme 2023.
  • IGBC Platinum Certified Terminal 2, Mumbai International Airport.
  • Awarded 'Excellent Energy Efficient Unit' by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at the 24th National Award for Excellence in Energy Management.
  • Received the 'Outstanding Achievement' award in the 'Emission Reduction' category at the 23rd Greentech Environment Award Programme 2023.
  • Received 'Best Sustainable Airport Award' at the 14th International Conference for Civil Aviation.
  • Mumbai Airport won top honours in the Garden Competition 2024, organised by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
  • Third airport worldwide and the first in India accredited to Level 4+ in ACI’s Customer Experience Accreditation Programme.
  • Awarded 'Best Cargo Airport – Efficiency & Digitisation' at the India Cargo Awards 2023.
  • Ranked 4th Globally in Travel + Leisure Readers’ '10 Favourite International Airports of 2023'.
  • Mumbai International Airport received the 'Best Airport Terminal Enhancement Project of the Year' award at the prestigious Construction Times Awards.