On the other hand, IZTECH gives extra attention to water absorption. It is usual in IZTECH to see green roofs, parks, sidewalks, etc. with water absorption ability. Moreover, IZTECH separates considerable amount of its budget to the activities related to sustainability including: staff services for mass transportation to reduce the CO2 emission and to reduce private vehicles in the campus, the fuel and maintenance of these service buses, daily meal expenses of the students and the staff, better accessibility for disabled people, continuous dormitory construction because of which there is no undergraduate student in IZTECH who has demanded a dormitory accommodation and we couldn’t provide, extension of significant number of study rooms which are mostly open till midnight, where most of the labs are also modified in terms of involving study rooms for the students. IZTECH buildings are continuously improved for a better heat isolation and, significant amount of budget is reserved for the assessment of seismic behavior of the existing campus buildings, and if necessary to retrofit them, as well as routine building maintenance activities. There is no campus building which has not taken any of these services. IZTECH has an aim to fully implement all facilities within the campus for disable and maternity care. We carefully identified the deficiencies we observed in previous years in this context and allocated a significant budget to address them within this year. We can proudly say that there is no building within our campus that poses challenges in terms of disabled, special needs, and/or maternity care. In 2025, we have reserved 3 additional lactation rooms fully equipped with required furniture for each faculty building to improve our insights. Tactile warning surfaces and non-slip tape installations were carried out inside and outside of all buildings in the campus. All buildings in the campus have accessible ramps. Protective curbs were added to the edges of the ramps. Directional signage was installed inside and outside, and Braille was added to door nameplates, positioned at the height compliant with TS 9111, for all buildings. An audible floor information system was installed for the existing accessible elevators, providing audible information inside and outside. Directions were provided to accessible toilets and the elevators. The interior stair handrails were revised to comply with the standards. The undersides of the stairs were closed to provide a minimum height of 220 cm. Accessible toilets were arranged to comply with the standards. Braille alphabet information and warning signs were applied to the elevators. An induction loop system was installed in the elevators. Pull cord and presence sensor systems were added to the accessible toilets. Installation of voice evacuation system devices for emergency exits was carried out.