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We strongly encourage our students, as
well as all who follow us to help support
our endorsement of Cyprus’ green
strategy in taking more notice of our
digital promotional material. This will

allow us to depend less on putting out
posters or flyers, to promote or raise
awareness of our events or requests.

Further to this matter, in order to protect
the country’s trees, plantations and
wider natural landscapes, restoring vital
habitats, Cyprus is strengthening its
commitment to environmental
stewardship. This objective will be
advanced through a country-specific
blend of reforms and investments
outlined in the National Recovery and
Resilience Plan (NRRP), which dedicates
over €1 billion for the period 2021–2026.
The Plan supports the transition to a
more sustainable and resilient economy
while addressing the social impacts of

the environment.

In line with the United Nations’ and
European Commission’s Sustainable
Development Goals—especially SDG 13
(Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on
Land)—local organisations are taking an
active role in safeguarding Cyprus’s
natural heritage. The Cyprus
Environment Foundation works to
protect and enhance the island’s natural
beauty, biodiversity and fragile
ecosystems, and is currently welcoming
volunteers. Students and local residents

alike can get involved in hands-on
conservation projects, directly
contributing to the preservation of
Cyprus’s environment and helping
advance both national and global
sustainability goals.

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