University Mohammed VI Polytechnic
EN-1: Student Educators Program
| Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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3.00 / 4.00 |
Fadwa
BALADI Sustainable Developpement Manager Sustainable Developpement |
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A brief description of the student educators program (1st program):
the Sustainable Development Ambassadors’ Program (SDAP) was officially launched in June 2020 by the Sustainable Development Department in collaboration with the Students Empowerment Office, by selecting sustainable development ambassadors who representing the schools and programs of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University throughout their academic years.
The UM6P Sustainable Development Department launched a call for application to the SDA+P. 22 students (1st edition) and 40 students (2nd edition) were selected based on their activism on campus, their motivation and their answers on the call for participation.
At the beginning of the annual program, the ambassadors benefit from a training about sustainable development components, the 2030 agenda for sustainable development goals and the sustainability aspects at the Campus by Pr. Eric Bauce from LAVAL University - QUEBEC. This training aims at enhancing the skills of these students and empowering them to train their peers, lead actions, initiate sustainable campaigns and animate discussions around sustainability.
The UM6P Sustainable Development Department tracks and follows up with each ambassador the future actions and initiatives by providing funding and guidance, and setting up a periodical meeting with all ambassadors to share experiences and inspire others. This program, intended exclusively for UM6P students, is allowing them to:
• Reinforce their commitment towards Sustainable Development and its SDGs
• Promote their active participation and practice as a learning methodology • Implement their own initiatives throughout their training
• Get inspired by the philosophy of Sustainable Development on the job market and act as proud ambassadors of UM6P and its values.
Each school/program is represented by two or more ambassadors and they are currently:
• Mentoring their peers through training and peer-group learning,
• Increasing awareness of sustainability,
• Encouraging students’ engagement with sustainability,
• Creating innovative projects and organizing events around sustainable development with their peers,
• Slowly but steadily, becoming a role model of sustainability leadership on the campus.”
Actions:
Sustainable Development Workshops
Soft skills workshops
A series of online talks about specific SDGs with experts
Sustainability and public policies workshops
Sustainability debate
Sustainable Startups
Climate Action Hackathons
Awareness campaigns
Social campaigns
Fundraising events for UM6P Food Bank…etc.
Groups and projects
Global Goals Jam UM6P
Green Universities Summit FGSES
Schools Green Tours
A brief description of the student educators program’s target audience (1st program):
The program’s target audience is students who applied to be part of it and who are representing their own schools and/or specialties as sustainable development ambassadors of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University.
The primary target of the SD ambassadors is their classmates or friends, their objective is to mobilize their peers in their actions and include everyone in the creation or the organization of their initiatives.
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A brief description of all other student peer-to-peer sustainability outreach and education programs:
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