Sustainable Development and 2030 Agenda

The University of Pisa for Sustainable Development

As members of the RUS – Network of Universities for Sustainable Development, we are committed to building a more equitable, inclusive and environmentally responsible society, and to achieving the goals set out in the UN 2030 Agenda.

Sustainability in numbers

MWh OF PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY PRODUCED IN 2024

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NEW BICYCLE PARKING SPACES SINCE 2024

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PUBLIC DRINKING WATER DISPENSERS

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TONNES OF PLASTIC SAVED

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Sustainability Report and rankings

The University of Pisa draws up a Sustainability Report every two years and participates in major international rankings such as the QS Sustainability and the THE Impact Rankings, which are key tools for measuring the effectiveness of our actions and comparing our impact on a global scale.

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Sustainability news

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Studies coordinated by the University of Pisa published in Scientific Reports, Materials Today Sustainability and the Chemical Engineering Journal
A University of Pisa study, conducted within the national ReSurvey Dunes project and published in the journal Regional Studies in Marine Science
A study published in the journal Nature Microbiology, with the participation of the University of Pisa, clarifies the benefits and limitations of one of the most widely used beneficial organisms...
Pioneering research at the experimental winery in San Piero a Grado shows that nitrogen is a safe and eco-friendly alternative to traditional carbonic maceration, with benefits for wine quality
Unipi is developing fluorescent solar concentrators from regenerated acrylic material, combining emission reduction, sustainability, and customised solar power for cities. The study, awarded by the Royal Society of Chemistry, has...
The University strengthens its international standing thanks to the quality and impact of its research, while reputation indicators continue to improve
Linguist Alessandro Lenci has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant to develop a new generation of artificial intelligence models that integrate linguistics, cognitive science and developmental psychology
The 2026 edition will focus on the theme of “caring”, understood as responsibility towards people, communities, relationships and the environment
The study, published in Nature Genetics, opens new therapeutic perspectives