Environment commission
The Environment Commission is made up of TU Dresden stakeholders who are particularly committed to the issues of sustainability and environmental protection.
This is achieved, for example, through the promotion of specific measures on campus, the initiative for future-oriented projects or participation in cross-university partnerships.
The commission discusses these issues at its meetings. The schedule and documentation of previous meetings can be found on the Environment Committee Meetings subpage.
All interested parties are cordially invited to attend the public part of the meetings or to actively participate in one of the working groups.
Environment Commission working groups
The Environment Commission works in various working groups on topics relevant to the environment and sustainability. The spectrum ranges from biodiversity on campus, digitalization and sustainability to the conception of educational offers. Interested parties are welcome to participate at any time.
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Financial support for measures in the field of environment and sustainability
The Environment Commission provides annual funding in the area of environment and sustainability to support its own measures. Applicants receive funding if the submitted proposal is included in the Commission's annual catalog of measures.
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Sustainability and Green Office
The Green Office is the central point of contact for all questions relating to sustainability. With the aim of anchoring sustainability more firmly at TU Dresden, the Green Office informs, supports and networks university members in the field of sustainability.
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Structure and members
The Environment Commission is a committee assigned to the Vice-Rectorate for University Culture. Its members represent all status groups at TU Dresden. It is currently chaired by Professor Stefan Gumhold (Faculty of Computer Science) and vice-chaired by Kathrin Brömmer (Directorate 4, Unit 4.4 Infrastructural Facility Management).
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Head Office of the Environment Commission
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Visiting address:
Nöthnitzer Str. 43, Room 105
01187 Dresden
Postal address:
TUD Dresden University of Technology
Directorate University Culture
Unit 9.1 Campus Life
Janne Stolte
01062 Dresden