Promotion of marine conservation through educational programs leading to increased awareness and protection of marine ecosystems

Implementation of marine awareness modules and field activities

Support for sustainable seafood sourcing in canteens

Adoption of certified sustainable seafood procurement

Development of guidelines for responsible field trips

Establishment of protocols for minimizing marine disturbance during excursions

Collaboration with NGOs for marine protection projects

Partnerships for marine conservation workshops and campaigns

Recognition of education sector leadership in marine protection

Promotion of achievements in marine conservation

Improper disposal of waste impacting marine environments

Discharge of waste or chemicals during field trips or from facilities

Neglect of marine protection criteria in supplier selection

Absence of marine-friendly requirements in procurement

Non-compliance with marine protection regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for marine conservation

Poor communication on marine protection policies

Lack of transparency on marine impacts of operations

Neglect of feedback on marine issues from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about marine protection

Regulatory fines for marine pollution

Authorities increase enforcement of marine protection regulations

Brand damage from marine pollution controversies

Negative media coverage of marine pollution incidents

Loss of contracts due to poor marine management

Partners require proof of marine protection

Increased costs from marine compliance requirements

Need for new investments in marine management

Legal actions by stakeholders over marine pollution

Stakeholders file lawsuits for marine pollution or damage

Development of “Marine-Friendly Campus” certifications

Certification for best practices in marine management

Access to funding for marine protection projects

Grants/subsidies for marine conservation

Partnerships with NGOs for marine innovation

Joint development of marine management solutions

Expansion into markets valuing marine protection

Partners demanding certified marine-friendly practices

Promotion of water conservation through educational campaigns leading to reduced water consumption

Implementation of water-saving awareness programs

Support for installation of water-saving devices

Adoption of water-efficient technologies in facilities

Development of guidelines for responsible water use

Establishment of protocols for minimizing water pollution and waste

Collaboration with NGOs for water protection projects

Partnerships for water conservation workshops and campaigns

Recognition of education sector leadership in water management

Promotion of achievements in water conservation

Improper disposal of wastewater or chemicals

Discharge of untreated water from laboratories or facilities

Neglect of water protection criteria in supplier selection

Absence of water-friendly requirements in procurement

Non-compliance with water protection regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for water management

Poor communication on water management policies

Lack of transparency on water use and conservation

Neglect of feedback on water issues from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about water use or pollution

Regulatory fines for water pollution

Authorities increase enforcement of water protection regulations