ULiège aims to reduce its waste production and improve selective collection. To this end, new sorting garbage cans have been installed in the 20-Août buildings.

The energy crisis concerns us all. It also impacts ULiège, which is launching the #SaveEnergy campaign to raise awareness among its community about a few simple but essential actions to reduce our energy consumption.

Green and "zero waste" product design workshops for students will be organized by the ULiège Green Office in October and November 2020.

The Ecopoon project, a range of edible and biodegradable cutlery designed by two young graduates from HEC-Liège, won a €5,000 grant from the Albert Vanhee Fund of the Foundation for Future Generations.

The MOOC "Construire Recylcer" presents the key figures, concepts and theories for understanding waste management in the construction sector.

290 small-sized bins have recently been delivered for meeting rooms and canteens, and 237 containers have been installed in the corridors and landings.

The prize money will be used to strengthen and develop the initiatives presented to encourage the reduction of waste from single-use items.