Zero Hunger
Research
All "zero hunger" publications on the UNamur research portal.
Education
- Master's degree in Smart Rurality: With Smart Rurality, you will learn how to organise changing rural areas, in collaboration with a multitude of stakeholders, to promote the well-being of citizens and economic, social and environmental sustainability.
- Additional training in Sustainable Development: 75 hours to help you understand the challenges of sustainable development and integrate them into your professional environment.
Social impact and actions
Corporate initiatives
Green deal – Sustainable food
UNamur is committed to the 6 principles of the Green Deal:
- Local and seasonal products,
- Products that respect the environment and animals
- Fair trade products
- Healthy, balanced and tasty meals
- Reducing food waste and waste
- Social inclusion
Find out more about sustainable food here...
The Arsenal – The university restaurant
Students benefit from a special rate for the hot dish of the day (€3.5) served at the university restaurant l'Arsenal. More info (in French) here...
The "Solidarithèque" - solidarity grocery shop
The "Solidarithèque" is a solidarity grocery shop designed to support higher education students facing financial difficulties. It was set up and is run by the social services of UNamur, HEAJ and HEPN in partnership with the Association pour la Solidarité Étudiante en Belgique (ASEB). Find out more (in French) here... | ![]() |
The Co-Kot
The Co-Kot is a student residence project (Kot à projet) supported by the UNamur. The Co-Kot provides solidarity meals to students. More info on Facebook... |
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The Haugimont Marauding
Every year, the University of Namur organises an event at the old orchard on the Haugimont estate. A wide range of activities are on offer throughout the day: marauding with free marauding bags, explanations on how to manage the organic orchard, children's activities, information stands, guided and commented walks, etc. Find out more... | ![]() |
The Carmel beehives
Four beehives have been installed with the dual aim of contributing to local biodiversity and providing a new educational tool for university students.