Sustainable AASTMT

[1.18] Conservation

Expanding the creation of green spaces inside and outside university buildings
Expanding the creation of green spaces inside and outside university buildings	Using perforated pipe irrigation techniques in planting basins when implementing site modifications around projects instead of water-intensive flood irrigation
Supply and use of cleaning materials and liquids produced by companies that have obtained European accreditation for quality and health safety standards.
An energy-efficient, smart, and low-maintenance central air conditioning system with VRF technology was introduced for all educational and administrative spaces that were previously ventilated by ceiling fans, along with the creation of a sheet metal duct system and fans to circulate fresh air in the corridors.

Description:

AASTMT is committed to environmental conservation through various initiatives across its campuses.

The campuses include landscaped green areas, gardens, and open spaces that contribute to biodiversity and provide a healthy environment for students and staff. These green spaces support plant conservation and improve air quality within the campus.

As a maritime-focused institution, AASTMT also plays a role in marine and coastal awareness. Its location near the Mediterranean Sea allows for educational and research activities related to marine ecosystems and environmental protection.

The academy supports sustainability practices through environmentally friendly campus planning and encourages awareness of conservation among students through academic programs and activities.

These efforts reflect the institution’s commitment to protecting natural resources and promoting environmental sustainability.