Concordia uses a diverse range of strategies to ensure the success of sustainability initiatives undertaken by its community. Learn about the policies, framework, and assessments that support our long-term sustainability goals.
A common definition for sustainability across all activities — teaching, research, operations, community engagement and beyond — is an essential strategic step that will guide all sustainability initiatives at Concordia in a common direction.
Concordia strives to create a culture of sustainability to further enhance conditions for innovation, collaboration and behavior change in sustainability. Through a variety of strategic actions Concordia empowers students, staff and faculty members to enact sustainable initiatives across campus.
In 2013, members of the President’s Executive Group of Concordia drafted a Sustainability Governance Framework to provide strategic direction in institutionalizing sustainability within the university’s decision-making process.
Strategic documents at Concordia such as policies and plans related to sustainability are continuously being developed and updated.
Sustainability-related policies: Sustainability Policy (BD-7) Computer Provisioning Policy (VPS-32)
In order to understand the scope of sustainability at Concordia and to better implement future sustainable strategies, it is essential to assess the different aspects of sustainability at Concordia.
Concordia is currently preparing its first-ever Sustainability Action Plan. The Plan is being developed collaboratively by students, faculty and staff, and includes sections on Food, Waste, Climate, Research and Curriculum.
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