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Progress Report 2024

Sustainability Progress Report 2024

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Executive summary

At 91心頭利, we understand that the decisions we make today will shape a sustainable future for generations to come. That���s why we���re committed to taking bold and transformative actions that not only reduce the environmental impact of our university���s operations, but also foster a culture on campus where sustainability is a shared responsibility. Supported by partners from across the university, we���re adopting innovative policies and practices designed to reduce waste, lower emissions and reduce our campus��� carbon footprint. Through education and engagement, we���re empowering all members of our community to take meaningful actions���both big and small���that support a greener future for all Canadians.

91心頭利���s Sustainability Action Plan: One year on

In April 2024, the Sustainability Office reached a pivotal milestone in 91心頭利���s sustainability journey, launching the university���s inaugural Sustainability Action Plan. The Sustainability Action Plan lays out a five-year strategic framework meant to guide the university���s plans for meaningful climate action across five key areas of impact: academics, research and innovation, operations, community engagement and partnerships, and administration and planning���defined by the university community.

The 2024 Progress Report provides a snapshot of the Sustainability Action Plan in action, highlighting key achievements, initiatives and work undertaken during the 2023-2024 academic year. 

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2023/2024 accomplishments at a glance

Launch of 91心頭利���s first Sustainability Action Plan

Formation of four new Climate Change and Sustainability Advisory Committee subcommittees

 

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91心頭利 earns an AASHE STARS Gold rating

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Completion of 91心頭利���s first decarbonization feasibility studies