Nudge Challenge The final of the Nudge Challenge organised at HEC Liège took place in December 2022. Thirteen teams of block 2 Master’s students presented their nudge to stimulate more sustainable behaviour. Two groups of HEC Liège students were rewarded for their work. They were: - for the best project : A nudge to encourage the consumption of water rather than soft drinks within the University’s student community; - for best video : A nudge to encourage students using the University cafeteria to pack their leftovers in doggy bags. FIND OUT MORE A Serious Game about Radioactive Waste Created and tested by European nuclear regulators (as part of the SITEX project), the «Pathway Evolution Process (PEP) serious game» is a «serious game» designed specifically to discuss the management and control of long-lived high-level radioactive waste. Players are invited to collaboratively explore, evaluate and critique different management options for a particular problem. The game was tested at ULiège. To help the players, a dozen members of the School of Engineering and the Spiral Research Centre and UR Cité of the Faculty of Law, Political Science and Criminology facilitated the discussions. Several representatives from the Federal Agency for Nuclear Control and Bel V were also present and answered the many questions asked by players during the game session. FIND OUT MORE Organisation of a Conference-Workshop on «Medicines, Health and Sustainability» From September to December 2022, students enrolled on an elective course in pharmacy practice during block 2 of the Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine prepared a workshop on sustainability aspects of the pharmaceutical circuit. The aim of the workshop was firstly to pass on to the public the observations made by the trainees of problematic practices in the industrial production of medicines, their prescription, dispensing and use, not forgetting the problems associated with the supply chain, and secondly to share possible solutions for a more sustainable use of medicines with their audience. FIND OUT MORE 42 | ACTIVITY REPORT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AT ULIÈGE | 2022 – 2023
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