We’re pleased to announce our sponsorship of the ‘Students in Sustainability Award’ of the 4th China Schools Awards hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce in China (BritCham China). The awards showcase innovation and excellence in China’s K-12 education sector 🇨🇳 The ‘Students in Sustainability Award’ recognises the sustainability project that best showcases its students’ innovative thought, design skills and true understanding of the impact sustainability projects have on our environment and communities. This year, students from schools across China submitted projects on topics that included campus carbon neutrality, waste reduction, recycling, composting, and whole campus initiatives. Congratulations to the students from the shortlisted schools – Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong, Keystone Academy, Beijing and Malvern College Chengdu 🎖️ We look forward to announcing the winner and connecting with sustainability-driven schools at the forum and dinner to be held in Beijing on March 7th! #sustainability #studentaction #networking #climateinnovation
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Further insights from our Go Green SG surveys (in partnership with SMU-X)! 📊✨ We explored where Primary School, Secondary School, and Junior College students learned about the Singapore Green Plan 2030. Our findings revealed that 2 out of 3 students learned about it in school. 🌱📚 This means that the majority of students receive their knowledge about sustainability and crucial environmental policies through their educational institutions. Schools are not just places for academic learning but also key environments where students can develop an understanding and commitment to sustainable practices. By educating students about sustainability, we are equipping them with the knowledge and values needed to make a positive impact on our planet. Do share your thoughts on sustainable consumption with us in 5-7 minutes. Our survey on the views of parents and students in Singapore is open and you can find it here: https://lnkd.in/gdN4uj_9 Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore #GoGreenSG #SingaporeGreenPlan2030 #SustainabilityEducation
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The University of Nottingham, is not just a place of learning; it's a powerhouse of change. With a commitment to groundbreaking research at each of their campuses in the UK, China and Malaysia, they're shaping the future on a global scale. The universities graduates are trailblazers in their fields, sought after by leading employers worldwide. With a research portfolio worth £743m, their impact reverberates across continents. They ranked 7th in the UK for research power (Times Higher Education) and are using that power to deliver real-world change - every discovery is a step towards a brighter tomorrow. At the forefront of decarbonisation and sustainable industry, they're driving innovations that will define the next era. From pioneering net-zero transportation to reducing the footprint of food systems to creating the next generation of green chemicals, their partnerships with businesses and governments are paving the way for a more sustainable future. Join the University of Nottingham next week, at the THE Global Sustainable Development Congress, where they'll be showcasing their latest breakthroughs and seeking partners in their mission. Together, we can create a world that's not just better but truly sustainable. 🔗Find out more and the University of Nottingham here: https://lnkd.in/dMxMkNFj 🔗View their sessions at the congress below: https://lnkd.in/ddeWr5kk https://lnkd.in/dm5yXRz8 https://lnkd.in/d-cUWG3W #GSDcongress #timeshighereducation #universityofnottingham #globalsustainability #sustainabledevelopment #sustainability #sustainablefuture #netzero #sdgs
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Big shoutout to Prof Hong K. Lo, Dean of Engineering, for his insightful speech revolving around smart innovations for sustainable cities during the 2024 THE Global Sustainable Development Congress in Bangkok. His explanation of the critical and thorough selection process of research proposals by the SSC emphasises the aim to not only conduct research but also to implement and demonstrate sustainability projects on campus. This approach underscores the SSC's commitment to fostering a sustainable smart campus, with the ultimate goal of launching innovative projects into the community. Check out the article in the original post or for ease, click here: https://lnkd.in/ggv5j2tv
Exciting insights on smart innovations for sustainable cities! Prof. Hong K. Lo, Dean of Engineering, shared his visionary perspective at the Global Sustainable Development Congress in Bangkok. Discover how HKUST is spearheading a transformative initiative, turning our campus into a Living Laboratory for sustainable solutions. The collaboration between academia, industry, and government is paving the way for a greener future. Read more: Times Higher Education: 'Smart innovations for sustainable cities: lessons from Hong Kong.' https://lnkd.in/efPHkM6b #hkust #hkustengineering #gsci #greatsmartcitiesinstitute #sustainability #sustainablecities #greenerfuture #timeshighereducation #gsdc2024
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🌟 Happy 2025! New Year, Fresh Publication! 🌱 📚 Does a Green Campus Ensure Green Intellectual Capital? 🌟 Ayesha Ali's research, published in the Journal of Intellectual Capital, dives deep into how green campuses (GC) in Pakistan’s universities contribute to building green intellectual capital (GIC). 🔍 Key Findings: ✔️ Green practices in universities significantly enhance GIC. ✔️ Green Knowledge Sharing (GKS) and Green Innovation (GI) play a crucial mediating role. ✔️ The study highlights a framework connecting sustainability initiatives with economic and environmental gains, guided by resource-based theory. 💡 Why It Matters: This research provides actionable insights for universities to adopt sustainable practices, foster knowledge sharing, and drive innovation to tackle global challenges. 👉 Read more here https://lnkd.in/dRzgitd8 #GreenCampus #Sustainability #HigherEducation #Innovation #GreenKnowledge #ResearchForChange
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An other a great session of the Times Higher Education Global Sustainable Congress in Bangkok . Key take a way : University should be a role model for sustainable practice , can play an important role by collaborating with all level of the governments, local stakeholders and citizens to tackle these issues. Ishan Cader & Victoria Galan-Muros, PhD #GSDcongress #sustainabledevelopment #sdgs #globalsustainability #sustainablefutures #sustainability #SDG11
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Anna University's steadfast dedication to sustainability is not merely a commitment but a tangible reality. By actively engaging in initiatives to prevent pollution, conserve energy, and nurture its ecosystem, the university epitomizes the essence of a Sustainable Higher Education Institution. Anna University's commitment to sustainability is not limited to its campus. The university has officially endorsed the SDG Accord, a global initiative led by renowned sustainability organizations like the EAUC (The Alliance for Sustainability Leadership in Education) and ACTS (Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability). This endorsement signifies the university's role in a global network of tertiary and higher education institutions working together towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Anna University's multifaceted approach to sustainability, evidenced by its institutional commitments, global recognitions, and scholarly contributions, sets a remarkable standard for higher education institutions worldwide. By embracing sustainability as a core value, the university fulfills its societal responsibilities and paves the way for a brighter, more sustainable future for all. #annauniversitychennai #annauniversity #SDGAccord #SDG #sustainability #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #EAUC #pollution #environmentalsustainability #sustainabilitymatters
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Did you know that all European countries have included sustainability in their educational curricula and cover the related competences across subject areas? In addition, ongoing curricular reforms aim to provide an even deeper focus on sustainability learning. This is one of the main conclusions of the new #EurydiceEU's report ‘Learning for sustainability in Europe: Building competences and supporting teachers and schools’, which explores the approaches of 39 European primary and secondary school systems to sustainability. The report highlights the importance of education in building a sustainable future for European societies and economies by focusing on sustainability competences of learners and the support to teachers and schools to achieve this objective.
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A video of the project 🏡 "Building an Eco-friendly and Smart Home" project in Grade 6 #Science class, where they created #3D models of #sustainable homes. They researched #Singapore's energy consumption across sectors like #electricity and natural gas usage in #industries and #households and designed informative #posters highlighting their findings ⚡ This project, part of the "#Energy" chapter, not only improved students' #research skills, #creative thinking, and problem-solving abilities but also introduced them to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (#SDGs) 🌱 By focusing on #eco-friendly housing, students actively addressed ♻️ SDG 7: Affordable and #Clean Energy, 🏙️ SDG 11: Sustainable #Cities and Communities, and 🌿 SDG 13: #Climate Action. It’s inspiring to see them engage with real-world issues, working towards a sustainable future! One World International School Singapore Global Schools Group Global Schools Program #Sustainability #SDGs #STEM #FutureInnovators #CreativeLearning #ClimateAction #CleanEnergy #SmartCities #SDG7 #SDG11 #SDG13 #CambridgeInternationalSchools #OneWorldInternationalSchool #EcoFriendly #EnergyEfficiency #GlobalGoals #RenewableEnergy #SustainableLiving #GreenInnovation #StudentProjects #ProblemSolving #InnovationInEducation #OWIS #GlobalSchoolsProgram #BiologyTeacher #ScienceTeacher #Teacher #Education #Project
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