Policy Documents: Ecological Transformation

Since the adoption of its Social and Environmental Responsibility master plan in 2021, Université Grenoble Alpes has been firmly committed to the path of ecological transformation. Building on this, it introduced an ecological transformation plan in 2026. The goal? To translate these broad commitments into concrete objectives and actions grouped by theme: responsible purchasing, energy and building frugality, biodiversity, and mobility. Together, these four plans outline Université Grenoble Alpes's trajectory to reduce its overall greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2030, compared to 2022 levels.
Coverage of the Sustainable Mobility Plan

Sustainable Mobility Plan 2025: A Collective Path Toward More Efficient and Responsible Travel

As part of its ecological transformation, Université Grenoble Alpes is implementing a sustainable mobility plan. This strategic document sets a clear course to reduce the carbon footprint associated with travel, which currently accounts for over 20% of the institution's greenhouse gas emissions.
 
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Cover of the 2025 Biodiversity Plan

Biodiversity Plan: A Collective Commitment to Preserving Life and Transforming Our Campuses

Université Grenoble Alpes . has adopted a comprehensive biodiversity plan to preserve, restore, and promote biodiversity across all of its sites.
 
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Coverage of the Energy and Building Efficiency Plan

Energy and Building Efficiency Plan: Accelerating the Transition to Efficient, Resilient, and Exemplary Campuses

Université Grenoble Alpes is introducing an energy and building frugality plan to sustainably reduce its energy consumption and carbon footprint, and to adapt its facilities to climate challenges.
 
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Cover Page of the 2026 Responsible Procurement Plan

Responsible Purchasing Plan: Promoting Frugality and "Better Buying"

Université Grenoble Alpes is introducing a responsible purchasing plan that serves as its sustainable public procurement scheme. Its objective is to make every purchase a coherent action by placing environmental standards at the heart of decision-making and promoting ethical, accessible public procurement.
 
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Published on 12 January 2026
Updated on 3 July 2026