Promotion of microplastics awareness through educational campaigns leading to reduced environmental contamination

Implementation of awareness programs on microplastics

Support for plastic-free initiatives in schools

Adoption of plastic-free policies in canteens and events

Development of guidelines for responsible procurement

Preference for suppliers with reduced plastic packaging

Collaboration with NGOs for microplastics prevention

Partnerships for workshops and clean-up activities

Public recognition of microplastics reduction leadership

Promotion of achievements in reducing microplastics

Improper disposal of plastic waste

Use and disposal of single-use plastics in facilities

Neglect of microplastics criteria in supplier selection

Absence of plastic reduction criteria in procurement

Non-compliance with waste management regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for plastic management

Poor communication on microplastics management

Lack of transparency on plastic reduction policies

Neglect of feedback on microplastics from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about plastic use

Regulatory fines for microplastics pollution

Authorities increase enforcement of plastic regulations

Brand damage from microplastics pollution controversies

Negative media coverage of microplastics incidents

Loss of contracts due to poor microplastics management

Partners require proof of plastic reduction

Increased costs from microplastics compliance requirements

Need for new investments in plastic management

Legal actions by stakeholders over microplastics pollution

Stakeholders file lawsuits for microplastics contamination

Development of “Microplastics-Free Campus” certifications

Certification for best practices in microplastics management

Access to funding for microplastics reduction projects

Grants/subsidies for microplastics prevention

Partnerships with NGOs for microplastics innovation

Joint development of microplastics management solutions

Expansion into markets valuing microplastics reduction

Partners demanding certified microplastics-free practices

Promotion of clean air initiatives through green mobility programs leading to improved air quality

Implementation of green transport and no-idling policies

Support for indoor air quality monitoring

Adoption of air quality sensors and ventilation improvements

Development of guidelines for reducing emissions

Establishment of protocols for minimizing emissions from facilities

Collaboration with NGOs for air quality awareness

Partnerships for air quality workshops and events

Public recognition of air quality leadership

Promotion of achievements in air quality improvement

Emissions from heating and transport activities

Use of fossil fuels for heating and transport

Neglect of air quality criteria in supplier selection

Absence of air-friendly criteria in procurement

Non-compliance with air protection regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for air quality

Poor communication on air quality management

Lack of transparency on air quality policies

Neglect of feedback on air quality from stakeholders

Failure to address air quality concerns

Regulatory fines for air pollution

Authorities increase enforcement of air quality regulations