A new three-year agreement with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations.

L’ARES lance son 4e appel à projets annuel de développement durable dont l’objectif est de promouvoir le développement durable au sein des établissements d’enseignement supérieur. Un financement de 200 000 € est disponible pour l’année 2021.

The Shift is a Belgian network for sustainable development that assists and supports organizations that want to make the transition to a more sustainable society and economy.

A forest of almost 4000 trees will be planted in the Luki Reserve in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A project led by the Green Office and ULiège researchers.

The energy policy implemented at ULiège is bearing fruit: the ratios of CO₂ emissions per m₂ and per person are decreasing. In 2018, ULiège produced 25% of its electricity and 41% of its heating thanks to renewable energies.

Eclosio, the NGO of ULiège, has the mission to build a society animated by citizens in solidarity and concerned about the respect of the dignity of each person, in Belgium as well as abroad.

Each year the university community is invited to come and share a breakfast composed of local and/or fair trade products.

Published in the magazine Le Quinzième Jour, a series of figures reveal the change in our mobility habits. Slowly but surely.

ULiège is committed to exiting all investments directly related to fossil fuels within 5 years and not to make any new investments based mainly on oil, coal or natural gas.

The University of Liège has its own carpooling platform, UGo, reserved for all members of the ULiège community, its alumni, as well as staff members of the CHU of Liège.

Since 2012, the University of Liège has been an "Tous vélo-actifs" entity (an operation piloted by the Service public de Wallonie). In 2020, the ULiège maintains its progress in terms of cycling policy and keeps its 5 stars with the label.