- switching off lights for one hour from 8am to 9am during sustainability week.
- increasing the AC temperature by one degree, in order to contribute towards reduced carbon footprint.
- Highlighting the importance of avoiding one time use plastic and the importance of reduce, reuse and recycle to students.
QatarDebate holds secondary schools debate leagues spread out through two competitions - for boys and girls. The tournament invites students from Grade 10-12 from across Qatar. This coming Saturday, October 15, we hope to see 40 teams from boys' secondary schools across Qatar come together to discuss and debate pertinent issues in our society. As part of Earthna, we hope to include a topic on the Environment and have over 120 secondary students debate this very important issue.
We do use paper bags in the restaurant sections to reduce the use of plastic while collecting the used napkins and paper wastage from the tables.
In partnership with a mobile scooter and e-bicycle company, The Avenue, A Murwab Hotel offers guests and employees the option to rent e-bikes and scooters as an alternative mode of transportation. Guests of the hotel will have access to manual vehicles on the premises. By promoting e-bicycle and scooter use rather than driving, pollution-emitting cars will be reduced. Additionally, biking and use of scooters will promote physical activity while traveling.
Organize trainings on Office Sustainability Management and Carbon Footprint Management for project team including Consultant and Client.
Arrange awareness activities such as "Lights Off Day"; "No Print Day"
MYP students learn about the science involved in producing batteries and they use their knowledge and skills to take action by participating in the global battery experiment to help create sustainable power sources.
Day 1: Energy Saving
Day 2: Healthy Habits
Day 3: Donations
Day 4: Recycling
Reduce your costs of glass disposal up to 5 times and have empty bottles take up less space in your premises. Convenient, easy and stylish. The idea of Maas Loop was created on the basis of sustainable development, responsible business and proper design. Our goal was to create an easily accessible, easy-to-use, functional and aesthetic device that will allow the owners of catering establishments to crush the glass on their own, and thus significantly improve its recycling. For the benefit of business and the environment.
Gardening has many physical and psychological benefits that people in the Gulf don't have access to. Lack of space or time, harsh climate and infertile soil are some of the limitations that discourage many people from starting their own green space.
As more and more people are engaging in technology and the Metaverse becomes more popular, creating an educational virtual game could have a wide audience. It has been found that gamification increases engagement, so this audience would have more possibilities to take up gardening in real life.