We are committed to diversifying and enriching the Sustainability Exchange, which involves maintaining relevant resources for and by institutions of all nations. To enable this across Ireland, we are seeking Irish Sustainability Exchange Partners.
These relationships have potential to enable conversation and positive transformations in Ireland, in terms of sustainability in education. Although there are Irish-specific resources available on the Sustainability Exchange, we hope to see more in the future. Collaborate with us to help promote the sustainability agenda in Ireland by contacting us today.
In this EAUC Member Spotlight, see how South West College continues to grow with an ever-evolving sustainability movement across campuses in Cookstown, Dungannon, Enniskillen...
Over 5.8 million people in about 30 countries utilise the SODIS method, but lack any UV indicator technology, necessary to ensure 100% success.
This facility will provide unique curriculum and learning opportunities for further and higher education and for research and development throughout Belfast and Northern Ireland.
A case study of how National University Ireland Galway asked Lucideon to certify its Energy Management System to ISO 50001.
In October 2010 Northern Ireland’s South Eastern Regional College (SERC) opened a brand new Environmental Skills Centre on its refurbished and extended Ards Campus.
The Guaranteed Lift Home (GLH) Scheme guarantees University employees, who formally car share, a return journey home should their car share partner let them down
In this resource you can view and download the Environmental Aspects Register from Queen's University Belfast.
Here is the Environmental Management System Environmental Manual from Queen's University Belfast.
A case study of Queen's University Belfast where a new data centre was installed and then assessed with a optimisation survey.
Example policy from Queen's University Belfast on how the bulk delivery of oil should be completed.
This case study shows the wide ranging benefits of introducing an EMS successfully, exemplified at Queen's University Belfast.