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SEPTEMBER 27 TO
OCTOBER 6 2024
SEPTEMBER 27 TO
OCTOBER 6 2024
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Make a note in your agenda: Tuesday 1 October is the ‘Dag van de Duurzaamheid’

On Tuesday 1 October, the Dag van de Duurzaamheid will be organised by HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht as part of Utrecht Science Week. A great programme has been created, with plenary parts, workshops, a Green Market and a festive closing on the sustainability square.

Worldwide, the urgency is felt to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and growing inequality. Higher education is also increasingly focusing on this. The Dag van de Duurzaamheid is there to look together at how sustainable ambitions can be shaped, with an eye to the future.

This year’s theme is: a social and fair sustainability transition. With the overarching question: how do we work together towards a sustainable and fair society in which everyone can participate? We will discuss this and come up with concrete applications related to the theme.

 

The Programme

This year’s programme consists of the following parts:

10.30-12.00 – Plenary programme; including:

  • Keynote by Eva Rovers (writer, speaker and director of Bureau Burgerberaad).
  • Panel discussions led by chairman of the day Hajar Yagkoubi (former UN youth representative, speaker and presenter).

12.00-13.00 – Lunch at the Green Market for all visitors

13.00-14.30 – Workshop round (workshops tp be completed)

14.30-16.00 – Networking at Green Market 

The Dag van de Duurzaamheid takes place at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, at Padualaan 101 in the main lecture hall.

 

Green Market
The Green Market is a sustainable market organised by Green Office HU. Find new clothing items at the clothing swap, whip up a smoothie, get items repaired and learn more about sustainable education offerings. The Green Market is at HU Square Padualaan 101 and is free to enter between 11.30-16.00.

 

Will you be there?
Mark Tuesday 1 October in your agenda. More information about the workshops and registration will follow soon.