Carbon Footprint Audit
A practical workshop or booth where participants calculate their individual or group carbon footprints and learn simple actions to reduce them. The activity makes climate impact tangible and empowers participants to take action.
Sustainability Debate
A lively debate competition where students or participants tackle real-world sustainability issues — from renewable energy to ethical consumption — sharpening critical thinking while advocating for positive change.
Plant a Seed, Plant a Future
A symbolic and educational planting activity where participants plant seeds or saplings, learning about biodiversity, soil health, and the power of reforestation in fighting climate change.
Water Watchers
An interactive awareness activity encouraging participants to track and reduce daily water consumption. Through fun games and tips, “Water Watchers” teaches the importance of conserving one of our planet’s most precious resources.
Recycled Art Challenge
An art competition where participants transform recyclable materials into beautiful or functional artworks. This hands-on activity promotes creativity, environmental awareness, and the idea that “waste” can become wonder.
Eco-Pledges Wall
A creative wall where participants write and post their personal sustainability pledges — from reducing plastic use to conserving water. The wall grows throughout the week, showcasing the community’s collective commitment to a greener future.
Students will visit the Qatar University Young Scientists Center to explore STEM for a Sustainable Future, where they will be introduced to cutting-edge scientific research and innovation. Through interactive workshops and hands-on experiments, students will engage in creative problem-solving and critical thinking while discovering how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics contribute to building a more sustainable world. This experience encourages curiosity, collaboration, and a deeper appreciation for the role of STEM in addressing global challenges.
Hamad Bin Khalifa University: Cooling Systems in Qatar : The HBKU STEM labs visit will immerse students in hands-on experiments, including exploring heat transfer with melting ice, testing evaporative cooling, building mini swamp coolers, using IR thermometers to study pressurized systems, and employing FLIR cameras to detect temperature changes and convection currents, ultimately leading to a practical understanding of how refrigerators work.
Students will visit M7 Msheireb, Qatar’s hub for creativity and innovation, to explore the intersections of design, fashion, and technology. Through the Plasticpreneur experience, they will engage in interactive workshops and exhibitions that emphasize sustainability, cultural heritage, and modern craftsmanship. Students will gain insight into how creative industries are reimagining materials—such as plastic waste—into meaningful and sustainable design solutions that reflect both innovation and environmental responsibility.
Students will visit Green Island to participate in a Fabric Upcycling Workshop and gain a comprehensive understanding of sustainability in practice. During the tour, they will explore innovative approaches to environmental conservation through sessions on construction upcycling, solar energy, and hydroponic farming. Students will also visit the recycling zone to observe real-world waste management and resource recovery processes, deepening their awareness of how sustainable practices can be integrated into everyday life.