Climate Action at SUAD: Leading by Example
At Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, meaningful climate action begins within the institution. As a higher education institution, the university recognises its role in addressing the climate crisis through bold, measurable action—reducing emissions, embedding sustainability in operations, and inspiring behavioural change across the community.
SUAD is committed to a low-carbon future. Between 2023 and 2024, the university reduced total greenhouse gas emissions by 3.64%, achieving a drop of over 220 tCO₂e. This was accomplished through:
Scope 1 and 2 emissions are monitored and managed by Mubadala/SERCO (SUAD's facility management company) as part of the facility’s operational control and reporting framework.
SUAD is transforming the campus moves by:
These efforts are helping to lower transportation-related emissions and foster a culture of low-impact travel.
SUAD’s climate action plan includes cutting emissions through better waste management:
Looking ahead, SUAD is committed to:
Every initiative, from mobility to waste to procurement, is a step toward the university’s vision of a climate-resilient, net-zero campus.
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