Environment. research. Strategy 2025. University of Navarra
Environment
A STRATEGIC LINE FOR THE CARE OF THE ENVIRONMENT
PRESENTATION
Environmental sustainability refers to the efficient and rational use of natural resources so that it is possible to improve the well-being of today's society without compromising the quality of life of future generations. This implies taking into account the limits of resource renewal and the cycles of nature, thus achieving a balance between man and the environment.
Through the research multidisciplinary developed in the Biodiversity and Environment Institute (BIOMA) and in other Departments and Schools involved in the environmental area , the goal strategic line Biodiversity and management of ecosystems in the University's Strategy 2025, consists of:
To put on internship a series of sustainable projects that help to reduce our environmental footprint, preserve natural capital and bring about behavioural change in society, thus demonstrating that it is possible to eliminate the conflict between nature conservation and human development .
Climate and energy
Carlos Fernández Bandera
Materials and waste
Carmen Jaca
Sustainable building
Ana Sánchez-Ostiz
Communication
Welcome León
Biodiversity and nature
Enrique Baquero
Food system
Carlos Javier González
Water and soils
Paloma Grau
Health and Sustainability
Francisco Guillén
Economy
Ricrdo Mateo
mobility
Juan José Pons
Education
Jordi Puig i Baguer
Air quality
David Elustondo
02 | 06 | 2022
120 secondary school students from all over Spain participate in congress StudIAS
20 | 05 | 2022
The Science Museum of the University of Navarra takes to the streets
03 | 05 | 2022
Ángel Ruiz de Apodaca, Full Professor: "The extensive development of renewable energies requires the training in a legal system that is constantly evolving".
ImagenManuel Castells
27 | 04 | 2022
The Science Museum of the University of Navarra joins the Pamplona Biomarathon with a fish census in the river Arga
Imagen: Ceded
25 | 03 | 2022
"Sustainability and a just energy transition cannot be guaranteed if we do not secure supply and competitiveness".
ImagenManuel Castells
ODS
The SDGs, adopted globally, chart the way forward to end poverty, protect the planet and work towards peace and prosperity for people.
The project 'Environment' aims to contribute in particular to the objectives "Education of quality", "Industry, innovation and infrastructure", "Climate action", "Life under water", "Life of terrestrial ecosystems", "Peace, justice and strong institutions" and "Partnerships to achieve the goals".
INDICATORS
- Academic output on the SDGs.
- Revenues from research, collected and settled, from private and public, domestic and international sources.
- Patents originated by the University.
- Sustainably sourced startups.