CLIMATE ACTION

https://m.mu.edu.sa/ar/administrations/vice-rector-graduate-studies-and-scientific-research/207436

Saudi Arabia has shown a strong commitment to climate action, recognizing the global significance of addressing environmental challenges. The Kingdom is actively working towards reducing its carbon footprint, promoting renewable energy sources, and implementing initiatives to protect the environment.

 

In response to the urgent need for climate action, Saudi Arabia has launched various programs and policies to enhance environmental sustainability. The country is investing in renewable energy projects, such as solar and wind power, to diversify its energy mix and decrease reliance on fossil fuels. Additionally, there is a growing emphasis on energy efficiency and conservation practices.

 

Majmaah University is aligning itself with the national goals for climate action by integrating awareness initiatives into its academic and extracurricular activities. The university recognizes the role of education in shaping environmentally conscious individuals and contributing to a culture of sustainability.

 

Majmaah University organizes awareness events, workshops, and seminars focused on climate action and environmental protection. These events aim to educate students about the impact of climate change, the importance of sustainable practices, and the role each individual can play in mitigating environmental challenges.

 

The university actively engages students in environmental conservation projects, encouraging them to participate in tree planting, waste reduction campaigns, and other initiatives that promote a sustainable campus environment. By fostering a sense of responsibility and environmental stewardship, Majmaah University contributes to the broader national efforts in climate action.

 

Moreover, Majmaah University collaborates with government agencies, non-profit organizations, and environmental experts to stay updated on the latest developments in climate science and sustainable practices. This collaboration ensures that the university remains at the forefront of promoting climate action within its academic community.

 

In conclusion, both Saudi Arabia and Majmaah University are committed to climate action and environmental protection. While the Kingdom implements national strategies to reduce carbon emissions and transition to sustainable energy, Majmaah University plays a vital role in raising awareness and instilling a sense of environmental responsibility among its students, fostering a generation that actively contributes to the global fight against climate change.

CIFAL CONDUCTS A WORKSHOP ON AWARENESS ROLE IN ACHIEVING ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

https://www.mu.edu.sa/en/news/general/201336

جامعة المجمعة

The CIFAL Center at MU conducted a workshop titled "The Role of Awareness in Achieving Environmental Sustainability" in cooperation with the Environmental Awareness Initiative under the Ministry of Environment, Agriculture, and Water.

The workshop aimed to shed light on the various roles that different entities can play in achieving environmental sustainability by raising awareness about the importance of protecting the environment and minimizing the negative impacts. 

A group of experts and specialists in the field of environment and sustainable development joined the workshop which addressed many important topics related to raising awareness about the importance of protecting the environment and achieving environmental sustainability, the importance of education and awareness in achieving environmental sustainability, the role of public and private institutions and civil society in achieving these goals, and the challenges and how to overcome them.

Dr. Ayman Al-Barkati, the director of CIFAL Center, pointed out that the workshop is part of the center's contributions to raising public awareness about sustainability, highlighting that other programs are conducted by the Center on sustainable development.

 

In cooperation with the Institute of Studies and Consulting Services: The Royal Imam Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Reserve Development Authority holds the graduation ceremony of the first batch of environmental observers

https://www.mu.edu.sa/ar/news/general/196781

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Majmaah University

The graduation ceremony of the first batch of environmental observers from the Imam Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Royal Reserve Development Authority was held in cooperation with the Institute of Studies and Consulting Services, in the presence of the Dean of the Institute of Studies and Consulting Services at the university, Dr. Saad bin Muhammad Al Rashoud.

On this occasion, the Dean of the Institute of Studies and Consulting Services stated that the university was keen through the program to provide the trainees with the necessary skills to work as environmental observers in the Imam Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Royal Reserve and King Khalid Royal Reserve, and they are highly familiar with their work tasks.

For his part, the CEO of the Authority, Dr. Talal Al-Hariqi, explained that the Authority pays attention to the development of the local community, human capabilities and its employees through a strategy aimed at developing basic skills, promoting values, developing knowledge, and raising national efficiency.

He said: "Today we see one of the fruits of this interest in graduating the first batch of environmental observers, who are the main factor in protecting and preserving nature and achieving the strategic objectives of the authority," indicating that the training program lasted nine months to raise the efficiency of environmental observers through the development of scientific and practical skills in environmental sciences, natural resource management, ecotourism, environmental legislation and laws regulating the protection of nature, as well as the English language, and computer.

Participation of the Vice Presidency for Female Student Affairs in the initiative (afforestation of the university city)

https://www.mu.edu.sa/ar/news/departments/office-of-the-vice-rector-female-student-affairs/172131