This is a major focus of the work of the team in charge of this initiative. The goal is to study and limit the consumption of energy, water and material resources related to our activities. Sobriety on campus also means taking into account purchasing practices and the externalities linked to our operations, such as pollutant emissions and waste. A follow-up of these consumptions is generalized in order to question our real needs in resources and to identify solutions to move towards more sobriety.

In the campus, we strive to foster a culture of sharing, listening, caring and inclusiveness so that everyone feels confident to express themselves, to carry out projects and to participate serenely in the life of the community. To this end, monthly sharing sessions are dedicated to students and employees (open-forum and student open-forum) in order to present certain projects, to bring up any remarks, to debate, etc. Most of the projects developed at the Learning Planet Institute are built collaboratively and students are regularly invited to join in.

The campus is a privileged place for all of the institution's stakeholders to meet, exchange and collaborate. It is also the main workplace for students and staff. Our ambition is to make this space useful in everyone's daily learning.

Thus, the Living Campus initiative participates in this work by supporting students in their projects and clubs, and by co-constructing an awareness program. We want to empower and offer the opportunity to people on campus to take ownership of the premises during dedicated workshops, with the aim that each person can, if they wish, leave their mark in the campus.