President, KAUST
Provost, KAUST
Founder and President, Saudi Youth for Sustainability
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Vise President, Human Capability Development Program
Chief Strategy Officer, Quality of Life Program
Startup Accelerator Lead, KAUST EC
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Greening KSA Project Manager, Saudi Green Initiative
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Chief Environment and Sustainability Officer, TRSDC & Amaala
Acting Director of Sustainability , NEOM
Chief Risk, Strategy and Sustainability Officer, ACWA Power
Director of Sustainable Development, NCECKSA
Founding Partner, Aeon Strategy
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Professor, KAUST
Professor, University of Vermont
Director of The Institute for the Study of Energy & Our Future (ISEOF)
FOUNDING PARTNER, Aeon Strategy Co
Desalination & Wastewater treatment plant
IKAS: Integrated KAUST Automation System
Edama Composting Facility
KAUST Smart Home
Red Sea Farms
KAUST Museum of Science & Technology in Islam
Prototyping & Product Development Core Lab
Imaging & Characterization Core Lab
Nanofabrication Core Lab
Bioscience Core Lab
Ali I. Al-Naimi Petroleum Engineering Research Center (ANPERC)
KAUST Solar Center (KSC)
KAUST Catalysis Center (KCC)
Clean Combustion Research Center (CCRC)
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Professor, Mechanical Engineering, KAUST
Senior Business Development Manager, ACWA Power
Sustainability Strategist
Sustainability Engagement and Performance Lead , KAUST
PhD student, KAUST
Building 3, Seaside, Room 5209
Society is facing increasing pressure to incorporate sustainability objectives into their practice. In comparing two products/designs it is often not apparent which one is more sustainable. The workshop introduces concepts and method for determining the net environmental, economic, and social impacts of an engineering technology or process. Specific topics include life cycle analysis and impact assessment. This is a hand-on workshop and is suitable for participants interested in developing practical skills. By the end of the workshop, participants will have an awareness of analytical tools/resources for evaluating sustainability employing a systems perspective. In addition, we will have teams addressing some of the major techno-environment issues facing society today.
Associate Professor
Building 4, Seaside, Room 5209
In this workshop, we will Navigate what is Social Innovation and what are its tools. We will explore how design could lead initiatives toward success or failure and why changemakers' accountability, integrity, and humbleness matter.
Head of Experimentation, UNDP
IKAS: Integrated KAUST Automation System
KAUST Smart Home
KAUST Museum of Science & Technology in Islam
Prototyping & Product Development Core Lab
Imaging & Characterization Core Lab
Nanofabrication Core Lab
Bioscience Core Lab
Building 5, Seaside, Room 5209
Workshop topics: What are the reasons for the emergence of the concept of social entrepreneurship? The most important differences between social entrepreneurship and other concepts Operational and Financial Models in Social Entrepreneurship The most important components and basics of social entrepreneurship and the holistic concept of sustainability What is impact measurement and how is it applied? What are the principles of social change? Examples and samples of projects
Non-Profit Partnerships, Senior Manager, Doyof Al Rahman Program (DARP)
Building 5, Seaside, Room 5220
The aim of this workshop is to give students an appreciation of Saudi biodiversity, in particular of the coastal plain and mangroves. We will use the iNaturalist citizen science platform to log species that we find around campus. With over a million users, iNaturalist helps researchers collect biodiversity data from all around the world. Professional ecologists will help students identify the species they find.
Senior Ecology Specialist, Beacon Development Company
Ecology Specialist at Beacon Development
B19 MOSTI Room
You will first learn about the design thinking framework. Then,You will play the role of the General Manager of a 500-room, 4-star city-center hotel with the goal of reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Your goal will be to reduce its emissions by 50% over the next 7 years and at the same time optimize its financial performance of the hotel. You will select initiatives from a wide-ranging and evolving list that impact the hotel's emissions and business performance.Choosing the right emission reduction strategies will require you to think through all the consequences of your decisions and to prioritize. Not all initiatives that look "green" have a significant impact on emissions.
Visiting Professor, KAUST
Education Programs Lead, KAUST EC
IKAS: Integrated KAUST Automation System
KAUST Smart Home
Red Sea Farms
KAUST Museum of Science & Technology in Islam
Prototyping & Product Development Core Lab
Imaging & Characterization Core Lab
Nanofabrication Core Lab
Bioscience Core Lab
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Physical Science Environmental Manger, RSDC
Expert in Sustainability, Strategic Transformation and Leadership
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
The Senior Associate to the President and VP of Strategic National Advancement at KAUST
MS Student, KAUST
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
Head of Sustainability at KAUST
Professor, Chemical and Environmental Science and Engineering and Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, KAUST
Director - Center for Sustainability and Climate, PSU
Provost, KAUST
Assistant Professor, KAUST
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST
President of Students for Sustainability, KAUST
Leader of Spenviro
Y20 Saudi Delegate & Estidama Hub Founder and CEO
Y20 delegate & MS student, Columbia University
Chair of the Board, TALGA
Auditorium (Building 20), KAUST