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Language Agora is a Social Sustainability initiative dedicated to fostering sustainable communities and promoting integration through language and culture in a relaxed and inclusive setting. It brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds to celebrate the richness of the linguistic and cultural diversity in Qatar. Participants engage in meaningful conversations, share their stories, and learn from one another in a casual setup, whether they are native speakers or simply passionate about a particular language or culture.

سنقوم خلال أسبوع قطر للاستدامة بعدد من الفعاليات الداخلية : * جمع النفايات البلاستيكية ( قورارير الماء ) و تسليمها لجمعية الميرة من خلال آلات إعادة التدوير الموجودة في فروع الميرة * جمع النفايات الورقية الناتجة من المدرسة وتسليمها لمصنع النخبة لإعادة تدوير الورق * توعية أولياء الامور من خلال توزيع المنشورات وتعريفهم بالطرق التي يمكن اتباعها لتساهم في تنمية الاستدامة * تقديم إذاعة صباحية عن مفهوم الاستدامة بشكل مبسط لطلاب المدرسة من خلال عرض مسرحي يقدمه الطلبة الموهوبين

Grade 3 students will be collecting empty plastic bottles and cans during the week of 5-9 November. Students will bring them in to school. At the end of the week, the collected items will be taken to the Al Meera nearby school to place into their recycling machine. The points/voucher received will be used to purchase something from AlMeera for Grade 3 students.

Throughout Qatar Sustainability Week, we will actively promote and encourage our employees to carpool to work as a meaningful step towards reducing the environmental footprint associated with their daily commutes.

We are actively promoting the integration of green spaces within our office premises, and we strongly encourage each of our employees to embrace this initiative by having a green plant. Not only do these plants enhance air quality, but they also foster a deeper connection to nature among our workforce.

Construction Development Company is proudly joining Qatar Sustainability Week by dedicating November 4th as "Paperless Day." On this day, all printers in our offices and camps under CDC will be powered off, promoting a paperless work environment for the day. This initiative aligns with our commitment to reducing paper consumption and supporting sustainability efforts.

To create awareness in our school about biodiversity conservation, consumerism, non-biodegradable waste, and the carbon footprint, we will be arranging various activities in our school for QSW 2023.

Our approach is holistic, community-driven, and sustainable. We work closely with local communities to identify their needs and develop programs that address those needs in a way that is both environmentally friendly and economically viable. We believe that this approach leads to long-lasting impact and a more prosperous future for all. We prioritize transparency, accountability, and collaboration. We are committed to being transparent about our activities and impact, and we work closely with donors, international development partners, and governments to achieve our goals.

From the month of October and all the way through this academic year, we will be working with children and class leaders on learning how to care for plants they are growing from seeds, respecting pollinators such as bees, how to use nature in the classrooms, participating in composting and developing a sense of responsibility towards helping Mother Nature.

Reducing carbon emissions by consolidating trips to/from work. Walking to/from work.

Zero use of paper and plastic-based materials. Emails than printing. Recycling plastic bottles. Use of reusable cups. Office-sharing