At Asha’s DFC, sustainability is becoming an integral part of the way we operate every day. In support of Join Doha Festival City in Supporting Qatar Sustainability Week 2026 | Supporting the National Cause, we have embraced several initiatives that contribute to environmental responsibility and sustainable business practices. Below are some examples of the actions our team has taken to play our part in supporting sustainability and creating a positive impact on our community and environment.

• Reuse more and reduce single-use plastics

The E-Waste Awareness Campaign aims to promote the responsible collection, segregation, and recycling of electronic waste generated within the hotel. The campaign educates team members on the environmental hazards associated with improper e-waste disposal and encourages the safe disposal of obsolete or damaged electronic equipment, batteries, cables, chargers, and other electronic accessories through authorized recycling channels.

A week green initiative recycling drive encouraging employees, departments & tenants of the Al Abdulgahni Tower to bring their recyclable materials such as paper, cardboards and plastic for recycling.

TNG Wakra Campus hosts an in-person session with guest speaker Carolyn Collins (Founder, Soul Love) for approximately 40 students from Years 7 and 8. The session focuses on personal well-being, mindfulness, positive habit-building, and journaling for a healthier mind as part of a balanced lifestyle.

TNG Wakra Campus hosts an in-person sustainability learning session with guest speaker Anastasia Gavrilova (Sustainability Consultant) titled "CO₂ Emissions: Seeing the Invisible". Students discover how the energy system works, its link to emissions, and identify impactful habits to reduce environmental impact.

As a culminating activity, students from Years 1–8 contribute written sustainability commitments to a collaborative 3D Pledge Tree and participate in a campus-wide exhibition of student eco-projects. The exhibition showcases sustainability posters, recycled-material crafts, models, and student innovation pitches, turning environmental awareness into measurable everyday action.

As a culminating activity, students from Years 1–8 contribute written sustainability commitments to a collaborative 3D Pledge Tree and participate in a campus-wide exhibition of student eco-projects. The exhibition showcases sustainability posters, recycled-material crafts, models, and student innovation pitches, turning environmental awareness into measurable everyday action.

The Next Generation School Wakra Campus celebrates student-led environmental action through a Planet Hero Parade and live sustainability innovation presentations. Students from Years 1–6 display posters and creative props made from upcycled materials. Students from Years 7–8 present their sustainable prototypes and explain how their inventions address local environmental challenges to build leadership and communication skills.

Students from Years 1–8 explore environmental challenges and identify practical solutions through hands-on activities. Younger students read about protecting the planet, complete recycling quizzes, and create bottle planters. Years 3–6 investigate the lifecycle of a plastic bottle and transform old T-shirts into reusable tote bags. Years 7–8 identify, rank, and map key sustainability challenges, creating charts highlighting their top five concerns to promote critical thinking and resource management.

🎤 Panel Speaker Session

Topic: “AI for Sustainability – Building Smarter, Greener and More Resilient Communities”

\📅 Date: Thursday, 5 November 2026
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Venue: Bharath Taste Restaurant, Thumama, Doha