Our planet is in crisis. Higher education leaders are among the many to recognise concerns, as issues like climate change, natural disasters, and increased energy consumption directly impact institutions. Understandably, students, staff, alumni, and even governments demand action and response from their institutions.
However, institutions are challenged to evolve into a greener campus, as sustainability standards increasingly rise, campus goals are set unattainably high and resources are limited for such achievements.
The pandemic forced many of us to pause our sustainability efforts, but this also means institutions now have an opportunity to evaluate their strategies and come out stronger. In this session, EAB will guide leaders through global examples of how to best:
However, institutions are challenged to evolve into a greener campus, as sustainability standards increasingly rise, campus goals are set unattainably high and resources are limited for such achievements.
The pandemic forced many of us to pause our sustainability efforts, but this also means institutions now have an opportunity to evaluate their strategies and come out stronger. In this session, EAB will guide leaders through global examples of how to best:
- Audit current and future sustainability initiatives to prioritise best-fit opportunities
- Improve sustainability plans with more focused frameworks and targeted goals
- Strengthen relationships outside the sustainability office and coordinate campus-wide sustainability efforts
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