26 May 2020
News & Event
13 July 2020 31st HKSCC meeting hosted by HKUST
29 April 2020 UNIfy: Sustainable Living #StayAtHome Edition-Week 4
22 April 2020 UNIfy: Sustainable Living #StayAtHome Edition-Week 3
27 March 2020 30th HKSCC meeting hosted by HKUST
21 Jan 2020 29th HKSCC meeting held at HKU
17 Oct 2019 28th HKSCC meeting held at HKU
16 May 2019 27th HKSCC meeting held at HKU
11 Mar 2019 Launch of UNIfy: BYO
24 Oct 2018 25th HKSCC meeting held in Lingnan
17 Apr 2018 24th HKSCC meeting held in Lingnan
12 Mar 2018 Launch of UNIfy: Skip the Straw
9 Jan 2018 23rd HKSCC meeting held in EdUHK
28 Sept 2017 22nd HKSCC meeting held in EdUHK
10 Apr 2017 21st HKSCC meeting held in EdUHK
16 Jan 2017 The 2015-16 HKSCC Annual Report
14 Dec 2016 20th HKSCC meeting held in HKBU
10 Jun 2016 19th HKSCC meeting held in HKBU
24 Mar 2016 18th HKSCC meeting held in HKBU
29 Jan 2016 The 2014-2015 HKSCC Annual Report
8 Dec 2015 HKSAR Environment Bureau visited the HKSCC
8 Dec 2015 17th HKSCC meeting held in CityU
15 Oct 2015 HK Tertiary Schools COP21 Challenge 2015 announced result for Stage 2 Residential Workshop
8 Sep 2015 16th HKSCC meeting held in CityU
11 May 2015 15th HKSCC meeting held in CityU
26 Mar 2015 4th meeting of the Task Force on Sustainability Performance
2 Mar 2015 3rd meeting of the Task Force on Sustainability Performance
9 Feb 2015 14th HKSCC meeting held in CityU
3 Feb 2015 2nd meeting of the Task Force on Sustainability Performance
23 Jan 2015 2015 HKSCC meeting schedule: 9 Feb, 11 May, 8 Sep, 8 Dec
6 Jan 2015 1st meeting of the Task Force on Sustainability Performance
1 Jan 2015 CityU took up the convenor role of the HKSCC
The Hong Kong Sustainable Campus Consortium (HKSCC) was established in 2010 by the Heads of Universities Committee (HUCOM) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). It is a platform for the higher education institutions in Hong Kong to share information and best practices on sustainability related issues. The Consortium is also responsible for implementing the Hong Kong Declaration and reporting the results of environmental performance indicators adopted by the higher education sector in the HKSAR. Members include both academic and non-academic colleagues from the eight publicly-funded universities.
