Le samedi 24 octobre, le Sustainability Office a organisé la session de lancement du programme Sustainable Development Makers (SDMs), accueillant 28 étudiants sélectionnés issus des différentes écoles et instituts de l’UM6P, à l’occasion de la septième édition du programme.
Les SDMs sélectionnés représentent un large éventail d’établissements académiques, notamment le Green Tech Institute, la School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering (GUP+), la Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences, la School of Hospitality Business & Management, la School of Applied Sciences & Engineering, la Faculty of Medical Sciences, le High Throughput Multidisciplinary Research Laboratory, la School of Architecture, Planning and Design, 1337, la School of Collective Intelligence, l’Africa Business School, le Geology & Sustainable Mining Institute, ainsi que le College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.
Au cours de cette session, les participants ont découvert les différents programmes et initiatives portés par le Sustainability Office et ont mieux compris leur rôle en tant que Sustainable Development Makers, en faveur de la promotion du développement durable et de la mise en œuvre de changements positifs au sein de la communauté universitaire.
La session de lancement a également été ponctuée d’activités interactives visant à renforcer les compétences en leadership, à encourager la prise d’initiative et à stimuler la créativité à travers l’idéation de projets axés sur le développement durable.
On Saturday, October 24, the Sustainability Office organized the kick-off session of the Sustainable Development Makers (SDMs) Program, welcoming 28 selected students from across UM6P’s diverse schools and institutes for the seventh edition of the program.
The selected SDMs represent a wide range of academic institutions, including the Green Tech Institute, School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering GUP+, Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences, School of Hospitality Business & Management, School of Applied Sciences & Engineering, Faculty of Medical Sciences, High Throughput Multidisciplinary Research Laboratory, School of Architecture, Planning and Design, 1337, School of Collective Intelligence, Africa Business School, Geology & Sustainable Mining Institute, and College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.
During the session, participants discovered the different programs and initiatives led by the Sustainability Office and gained a clearer understanding of their roles as Sustainable Development Makers in promoting sustainability and driving positive change within the university community. The kick-off also featured interactive activities designed to strengthen leadership skills, encourage initiative-taking, and stimulate creative thinking through the ideation of sustainability-focused projects.