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Projects
The EAUC is keen to hear from members or potential partners with ideas for future projects. All project proposals are assessed by our Project Approval Scheme.
EAUC Current Led Projects
Sustainable ICT in Scottish Further & Higher Education
Funded by the Scottish Funding Council, this two year project picks up on the experience, tools and data of the UK wide HEEPI SusteIT project funded by JISC. Benefiting from this starting point the project will focus on developing additional Scottish data, activities and materials.
Universities that Count
Universities that Count is a Corporate Responsibility benchmarking and reporting programme specifically for the HE Sector. Universities that Count is a partnership between the UK HE Funding Councils, the Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges, Business in the Community and CSR Consultancy.
Promoting Poverty Aware Procurement on Campus
Funded by the Department for International Development and building on our success of the Sustainable Procurement Project, the project aims to raise sector awareness of the link between procurement of goods from developing countries and poverty.
Campus Sustainability Programme (CaSPr)
Funded by the Scottish Government and the Scottish Funding Council, CaSPr is delivering a wide ranging programme of support, workshops and benchmarking to colleges and universities throughout the country.FE Online Resource
SORTED: Sustainability Online Resource and Toolkit for Education. SORTED is open to all and aimed at those working in the FE sector, wanting to take their first steps towards sustainability.Scottish Principals' Climate Commitment
Funded by the Scottish Funding Council, the EAUC is developing a Climate Change Declaration for Scotland institutions.EAUC Previous Projects
Sustainable Procurement
With support from the Defra Environmental Action Fund (EAF), the EAUC is helping colleges and universities respond positively on the sustainable procurement agenda.EAUC Supported Projects
Carbon Academy
The EAUC is a partner in this climate change project funded by the Carbon Trust and managed by NUS Services.

