Dveloppement durable

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Développement durable

• Mario Bouchard Jonathan Rausseo

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Objectifs

• Définition du développement durable
• Le développement durable à lUniversité dOttawa
• Comparaisons
• Actions à court terme
• Occasions à saisir

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Three Pillars of Sustainability
Environment Air Water Waste Energy Land use
Social Health Well-being Wages Knowledge Accessi
bility Community Recreation Housing Transit Safet
y Food
Economic Income Security Fair Trade Good
Jobs Fair wagesInvestments Governance Infrastruct
ure
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Four Dimensions of Campus Sustainability

• Sustainability is not one more issue that
  higher education must deal with like computer
  literacy. It really is central to an
  institutions mission and function.
• Business Officer Magazine April 2006

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Sustainability Journey
5. Purpose/PassionValues-driven founder / CEO
4. Integrated Strategy Enhanced business value
3. Beyond Compliance Eco-efficiencies / PR
crisis / Regulatory threat
2. Compliance Regulatory enforcement
1. Pre-Compliance
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Institutional Value Iceberg
1981
Tangibles Financials
Assets Liabilities Increased efficiency Innovati
on - Cost savings
Intangibles - Nonfinancials Brand Image -
Reputation Stakeholder Relationships
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Institutional Value Iceberg Today
Tangibles Financials
Competitors
Regulatory
Faculty
Students
Customer
Governments
Protests
The Public
Intangibles - Nonfinancials Brand Image -
Reputation Stakeholder Relationships
Media
Investors
Insurers
NGOs
Employees
Culture
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Sondage Globe and Mail
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Comparisons

• UBC
• Produces 2.2 tonnes of GHG per campus community
  FTE on an annual basis.
• Since 1999 the campus has saved 24.1M in utility
  costs

• uOttawa
• Produces 1.1 tonnes of GHG per campus community
  FTE on an annual basis.
• Since 1999 the campus has saved 21.2M in utility
  costs

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Énergie
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Déchets
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Verdure Green Space
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Student engagement

• SFUO
• Sustainability
• Service

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Media Awareness
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Actions à court terme

• Programme de recyclage
• Stratégie de communication
• Mise en oeuvre dun programme dagents de
  changements
• Énergie renouvelable
• Certification LEED des nouveaux édifices
• Énoncé daction sur les changements climatiques

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Recycling

• Installation of 200 additional interior and
  exterior bins on campus
• Launch of a campus composting program
• Waste Diversion Coordinator Position

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Communication

• Lancement dun site web
• Création dun brand visuel
• Mise en oeuvre dune campagne de sensibilisation
• Poste dagente de communication (6 mois)

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Sustainability Champion Program

• Launch a Sustainability Coordinator Program to
  engage the University community (students,
  faculty and staff) to actively participate in
  sustainable development initiatives

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Renewable Energy

• Solar panel installation

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Certification LEED

• LEED  OR 
• Communique à tous les intervenants notre sérieux
• Écusson dhonneur

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Climate Change Statement of Action

• The University of Ottawa is set to become the
  first Ontario institution to sign the Presidents
  Climate Change Statement of Action for Canada

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Opportunities

• Improve employee and student recruitment and
  retention
• Improve employee engagement and productivity
• Reduce the Universitys vulnerability to
  escalating energy costs
• Improve the Universitys reputation
• Strengthen our partnership with the community