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Aligning with broader sustainability goals, the university has instituted ethical and environmental policies related to waste management and resource conservation. In collaboration with the Hamma Municipality and the Technical Landfill Center in Baghai, the university has established effective waste management practices that include recycling and waste reduction efforts. These policies are not only instrumental in reducing the environmental impact but also serve as educational tools that involve students in sustainability practices. Daily and weekly measurements are conducted to monitor waste levels, revealing an average daily production of 57 kg of waste. Of this amount, approximately 30 kg is recycled, focusing particularly on plastic materials, while 27 kg is sent to the landfill. This proactive approach not only reduces waste but also fosters environmental consciousness within the university community.  In furthering these sustainability efforts, Abbas Laghrour University has taken concrete steps to reduce single-use items, collaborating with student scientific clubs and promoting environmentally friendly practices within various student activities, including sports. These collaborations with college clubs encourage students to take active roles in environmental conservation, building a sense of responsibility towards sustainable practices. The university has also established partnerships with private institutions to support student entrepreneurs, enabling them to develop and launch projects aligned with environmental and social sustainability goals.  The university’s efforts extend beyond campus life, contributing to the broader community in various ways. It offers housing, meals, and transportation services to low-income students, enabling them to continue their studies without financial strain. The support services are extensive; for instance, the university provides housing to nearly 1,983 students within campus residences and transport services to over 10,639 students. These provisions underscore the university’s dedication to facilitating education for all, including those from underprivileged backgrounds. Furthermore, Abbas Laghrour University has established scholarship programs for students from neighboring countries, other Arab nations, and friendly countries, thus fostering international collaboration and supporting students from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds      Through these initiatives, the university has demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainable development and social equity. By offering free education and fostering an inclusive environment, it paves the way for students from different regions to access higher education without the constraints of financial barriers. In addition to academic support, the university organizes free workshops, study days, and field trips aimed at enhancing students’ academic and professional skills.  These efforts are systematically documented in the university’s sustainability report, published annually to highlight progress and identify areas for improvement. This report presents data on waste reduction, recycling rates, and other environmental initiatives, providing a transparent overview of the university’s sustainability achievements. Abbas Laghrour University’s dedication to sustainable development, social responsibility, and educational inclusivity makes it a model institution, fostering an environment where students can grow academically, socially, and ethically, empowered to contribute positively to society Responsible Consumption and Production: The university presents its efforts through: a. PRFU Research Projects Studies on the circular economy: These studies focus on analyzing the concept of the circular economy as an alternative to the traditional economic model. The research aims to study how to transform waste into reusable resources and provide strategies to promote reuse and recycling. The projects also include evaluating the impact of the transition to a circular economy on the environment and the local economy Research on waste management: These studies seek to develop effective solutions for waste management in the community. The studies include analyzing the current waste management systems and providing recommendations to improve the waste collection and disposal process, as well as enhancing public awareness about the importance of waste reduction Sustainable consumption projects: These projects aim to promote a culture of responsible consumption among students and the community. The research includes developing awareness programs that target consumer behaviors and encourage the use of sustainable products. The projects also focus on how to reduce resource waste and promote sustainable choices b. Faculty Publications Articles in national environmental journals: Faculty members publish research related to environmental and sustainability issues, contributing to raising awareness about sound environmental practices. These articles include analyses of environmental policies and their impact on the community. International studies on sustainable production: These studies include analyzing global models of sustainable production, providing a comprehensive view on how to improve industrial production while reducing environmental impacts. The research addresses strategies such as improving resource efficiency and using clean technologies Research papers on resource management: These papers focus on how to manage natural resources effectively and sustainably. The research includes evaluating the use of water resources, energy, and minerals, and providing recommendations to improve the efficiency of their use c. Research Team Outputs Reports on recycling programs: Research teams issue periodic reports that explain the results of recycling programs implemented in the university and the community. The reports include analyses of data related to recycling rates and their impact on the environment Studies on resource use efficiency: These studies include an assessment of the effectiveness of resource use in various sectors, such as education, industry, and agriculture. The research aims to identify areas for improvement and provide recommendations to increase resource use efficiency Research in the field of sustainability: These studies focus on studying the challenges and opportunities associated with achieving sustainability in multiple areas. The research includes evaluating the impact of environmental and social policies on the achievement of sustainable goals   Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063713703332   download file...اقرأ أكثر

11Sustainable cities and communities  Operational measures ?Does your university provide public access to cultural buildings, monuments or  heritage landscapes  Yes, and this is evident by the internships and scientific outings .a scientific exit for the “Bernoulli Hydraulic Club”, specifically the “stitch mouth closure” on 18/10/2023 :link A scientific trip to Biskra – exactly Sidi  Naji gorge where the shrine of Uqba ibin Nafi al-Fihri was visited on 13/02/2024 :link Scientific trip to the municipality of “Lamsara” in the city of Khenchela, which resulted  in a visit to the historical museum in the area of “Lamsara” the historical house that hosted the meeting of 31/10/1954 The martyr village exterminated by French colonialism on: 12/11/1954  Photo gallery via Telegram channel at the following  link: https://t.me/univkhenchelaofficiel40/14689 ?single  ?Does your university as an authority provide public access to libraries including books and publications Yes, it provides this through the digital repository that enables access to books and publications at the university Link : http://dspace.univ-khenchela.dz:4000/home ?Does your university as an authority provide public access to museums, exhibition spaces, galleries, artworks, museum  Yes         availability This is illustrated by: Visit the historical museum in the municipality of “Lamsara” Khenchela province  https://t.me/univkhenchelaofficiel40/14689 ?single ,,,presentation of students on the occasion of 17/10/1961, which simulates this occasion Organizing historical and cultural intellectual competitions Link:https://univ-khenchela.com/explore/news.php?news=502 Organizing study days and historical seminars to commemorate historical events such as the study day on the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the liberation revolution 11/01/1954 Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AQmtcaWfG/ ?Does your university as an authority provide free public access to open spaces and green spaces   Yes, within the limits of the programmed possibilities for this ?Does your university contribute as a body to the local arts in terms of the number of annual public performances of choirs, theater, and university orchestras  Yes, through the activities provided by the Theater Club to the university as well as the performances provided by the university cinema such as documentaries, for example Theater Club page link https://www.facebook.com/groups/492225856279937 Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15F4UkDTdr/ As well as the shows provided by the university cinema, such as documentaries, for example Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19XFpEFTe4/ Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15THtkdQMT/ ?Is your university running out as a body for projects to register and preserve intangible cultural heritage such as folklore, traditions, language and local knowledge  Yes, through the establishment of historical clubs such as the “Free Algeria” club at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences Link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61568141342096 Organizing international workshops such as a workshop Link https://univ-khenchela.com/explore/events.php?event=2988   University expenses: laboratories, forums, workshops, agreements, study days, scientific outputs    Link https://t.me/univkhenchelaofficiel40/14570?single&fbclid=IwY2xjawGdVTtleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHbyDsomu-bCWq1ngpqankqZbrqrxTrBRm1v9AWVoYuOMeaAhONsvsynyeA_aem_fe8qq4qGzceSLjKqczAyNQInternational workshop which was on 10/30/2024 Link: https://univ-khenchela.com/explore/events.php?event=2988 Agreements such as the scientific cooperation agreement between the University of Khenchela and the Islington Center for English Language in London on 10/08/2024 Link https//youtu.be/q2l0cXj1B4E Startups especially What is related to heritage and arts  Sustainable Practices 11.4 Does your university as a body measure and set goals for the most sustainable mobility (walking, cycling, or other non-motorized transportation, mass transit vehicles, shuttle buses, public transport, motorcycles, railways    Yes, by providing mass transportation (student buses) where 51 buses were deployed, in addition to 9 private transport vehicles, including 2 utility vehicles Does your university as a body encourage or allow remote work or remote work for employees as a matter of policy or standard practice or offer an intensive work week to reduce employee mobility Is your university as a body taking action to promote more sustainable mobility (e.g. provision of free or subsidized buses or shared transport schemes, provision of bicycle parking and storage, provision of bicycle paths, bicycle and pedestrian plan or policy, bike sharing program, free or discounted transport tickets, car, van or shared ride-sharing program, reduced parking fees or perential parking for users of shared cars or vans). Or car sharing program, electric vehicle charging stations and preferred parking for fuel-efficient vehicles   Yes, as it worked to provide free transportation for students, car insurance (an agreement with the National Insurance Company SAA), and parking lots for students, professors, and employees. It also provides group transportation for scientific outings, trips – university services, as well as ambulances (02)  with health services Does your university as a body encourage or allow remote work or remote work for employees as a matter of policy or standard practice or offer an intensive work week to reduce employee mobility ?  Yes, it is encouraged, according to its capabilities ?Does your university as an authority provide affordable housing for its employees   Yes, housing is available in different formats such as functional With an average monthly rent of 2000 DZD ?Does your university as a body provide affordable housing for students    Yes, it provides, as accommodation for students is free of charge, in addition to free food ?Does your university prioritize pedestrian access to campus  Yes, priority is given while Each university’s complex includes a special entrance for pedestrians only ?Does your university work as a body with local authorities to address planning or development issues including ensuring that locals have access to affordable housing  Do not work with the authorities and do not interfere in the provision of housing for the local population Does your university as an authority build new buildings according to sustainability standards (if yes, does it follow a standard or a national body such as the World Green Building Council that you accredit?    Do not build buildings Does your university as an authority build on abandoned sites where possible (abandoned sites are those that have witnessed previous and recent construction) ? It does not build abandoned sites, but rather re-exploits abandoned urban areas, such as converting the former university library area into the University of Continuing Education,  and the exploiting the residential area of the old  economical faculty building and converting it into an intensive language education center. download file   ...اقرأ أكثر

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