Sustainability Office
Institutional Excellence Center

Off-Campus Conservation

Off-Campus Conservation [6.5.3]

University participation in external initiatives and partnerships supporting national and regional water-conservation projects.

 

Off-Campus Conservation initiatives extend water sustainability practices to surrounding communities and natural water sources. PTUK engages in river clean-ups, watershed management, irrigation efficiency projects, and community training. These initiatives support SDG6 by improving water availability, reducing pollution, and fostering sustainable practices beyond the campus. Students and faculty lead research, field projects, and collaborative programs with local authorities. Outputs include community action reports, conservation pilot projects, and environmental awareness campaigns.

Activities Table:

Activity Name

Detailed Description (Objectives, Target group, Outputs, Year)

Official Link (news / page/ Image)

River and Watershed Clean-Up

Student-led cleanup campaigns of local rivers and streams lead to improved water quality, volunteer engagement, and awareness result in the reduction of  water pollution.

https://ptuk.edu.ps/ar/news/?id=1918

Community Irrigation Efficiency Program

Assistance to local farmers to optimize irrigation throgh students and faculty reduce water use. Pilot reports, and community education contributes to efficient off-campus water use.

https://ptuk.edu.ps/ar/news/?id=1646

Watershed Management Research

Studies on watershed sustainability and pollution prevention. Reports, student research, and recommendations protect freshwater sources.

 

https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/ptuk/vol8/iss1/3/

 

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