ACTION PLAN ON HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT To appropriately handle and get rid of hazardous waste items, Landmark University will enter into contracts with authorised hazardous waste disposal facilities. For transfer to these facilities, all hazardous waste needs to be appropriately packaged, labelled, and recorded. Chemicals, solvents, batteries, pesticides, and radioactive materials are examples of hazardous […]
Read MoreAction plan Statement Landmark University is dedicated to disposing of waste produced on campus in an environmentally friendly and responsible manner. In order to maintain compliance with safety and environmental regulations, this waste disposal landfill action plan describes the policies and procedures that must be followed while managing a landfill on university property. 1. Landfill […]
Read MoreAction plan Statement: Landmark University is dedicated to using ethical sourcing techniques to make sure that the goods and services we buy are acquired in a way that respects ethical, social, and environmental norms. Our commitment to ethical sourcing is outlined in this action plan, along with the guiding principles that direct our procurement procedures. […]
Read MoreDate: April 12, 2023 Prepared by: SDG 12 Monitoring Team Members Dr. Olaniran Abiola F SDG Coordinator Dr. Okeniyi Dr, Adebiyi Engr. Dr. Taiwo A. E Mrs Iranloye Yetunde M. Executive Summary This report provides an overview of the utilization and minimization of bottles and cans at Landmark University, with a focus on assessing current […]
Read MoreOn the 12th of July, the SDG 16 team with the Head of Security Engr. Egbunne visited several identified stakeholder members of the society, namely the Police, Civil Defense, and the FRSC. A stakeholder meeting was held at different locations of the security agency to harmonize the needs of the community and the security agency. […]
Read MoreLandmark University Omu-Aran released a faculty Dr. Moji Olanike Kehinde who is a member of SDG 15 team to participate with a team that provided support service to FAO in support of the Federal Government of Nigeria. This involves a workshop of the proposed Global Environment Fertility (GEF7) Biodiversity project, and undertakes State, LGA and […]
Read MoreFARMERS FIELD SCHOOL Farmers Field Schools (FFS) are on-farm classrooms which help farmers learn successful farming technologies and techniques, and get practical information from agricultural experts, fellow farmers and research organizations that the farmers can use to plan or enhance their own operations. Producers’ most preferred ways of learning new methods and practices are through […]
Read MoreLandmark University SDG 15 team planted an indigenous vegetable (locally call ‘Gbagba’) that is gradually going into extinction at Landmark University College of Agricultural Sciences Teaching and Research Farm for preservation of biodiversity. Landmark University from inception has a policy to forbid hunting in some of her forested land to preserve biodiversity
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