Composting is a powerful way to reduce school waste while teaching students about circular ecosystems and the importance of responsible consumption. This workshop will go beyond theory, students and teachers will actively participate in building a composting system that can be sustained long-term by the school community.
Queen's school Eco Committee has just launched, and Hadiqaa will participate in their sustainability week, to advise on creating a school garden or a dedicated area of greenery within their grounds.
As part of our sustainability initiatives, we’re launching a creative way to turn waste into wonder!
This contest encourages our colleagues to transform recyclable materials such as plastic, paper, metal, or glass into unique pieces of art that showcase creativity and environmental awareness. The goal is to inspire everyone to think differently about waste and highlight how everyday items can be repurposed into something meaningful and beautiful.
As part of our sustainability initiatives, we’re launching a creative way to turn waste into wonder!
This contest encourages our colleagues to transform recyclable materials such as plastic, paper, metal, or glass into unique pieces of art that showcase creativity and environmental awareness. The goal is to inspire everyone to think differently about waste and highlight how everyday items can be repurposed into something meaningful and beautiful.
As part of our ongoing sustainability efforts, we are introducing No Bin Day at the staff cafeteria.
On this day, no general waste bins will be available, encouraging everyone to be more mindful about food waste, segregation, and overall consumption habits. The goal is to raise awareness of how much waste we generate daily and inspire more responsible, eco-friendly behavior.
Staff are encouraged to:
As part of our ongoing sustainability efforts, we are introducing No Bin Day at the staff cafeteria.
On this day, no general waste bins will be available, encouraging everyone to be more mindful about food waste, segregation, and overall consumption habits. The goal is to raise awareness of how much waste we generate daily and inspire more responsible, eco-friendly behavior.
Staff are encouraged to:
The Recycling Art Workshop encourages students to explore creativity while learning the importance of reusing and repurposing materials. In this hands-on activity, students will transform everyday waste items such as plastic bottles, cardboard, paper rolls, fabric scraps, bottle caps, and old magazines into unique art pieces and decorations.
تنفّذ مدرسة مريم بنت عمران الابتدائية للبنات الأسبوع الثقافي لرفع الوعي بأدوار التنمية المستدامة في التعليم، تحت شعار: "أبدأها صح نحو تعليم أخضر". يهدف هذا الأسبوع إلى تعزيز فهم الطالبات وأولياء الأمور والمجتمع المحلي لدور التعليم في بناء مجتمع واعٍ وقادر على إحداث التغيير الإيجابي، ضمن توجه المدرسة نحو دمج مبادئ الاستدامة في الممارسات التعليمية اليومية وترسيخ قيم المسؤولية البيئية والاجتماعية.
Doha Festival City demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability through multiple green initiatives.
Its smart waste management system includes comprehensive segregation, compactors, and food digesters, reducing landfill waste and boosting recycling revenue. Through recycling impact programs such as Save Don’t Waste, battery disposal, and a reusable water bottle initiative, DHFC has notably decreased single-use waste and improved operational efficiency.
Doha Festival City demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability through multiple green initiatives.
In sustainable water management, the mall reuses rainwater and HVAC condensate for irrigation and employs water-saving fixtures to cut consumption.