Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation (MSEUF) advanced SDG 11 by activating on-campus green areas for learning and well-being and by sustaining health-and-safety programs that keep these spaces accessible to the community. On Feb. 16, 2024, during the University’s 77th Founding Anniversary, the Enverga community planted 56 cacao trees at the Botanical Garden beside the College of Maritime Education, an hands-on effort to expand shade, biodiversity, and outdoor learning within a walkable campus corridor.
MSEUF’s Health, Safety and Auxiliary Services Department (HSASD) underpins this commitment by maintaining campus safety systems and publishing guidance and updates that support public use of shared spaces (gardens, walkways, activity zones). The HSASD news hub documents regular risk-reduction activities and safety advisories that help keep green areas welcoming and usable for students, employees, and visitors.
Why it matters
By greening the campus and sustaining safety management, MSEUF improves outdoor comfort (shade, heat relief), encourages active movement between buildings, and provides living laboratories for environmental education—concrete, people-centered steps toward inclusive, safe, and resilient campus-city spaces.
MSEUF’s work reflects its values—Mindfulness, Service, Excellence, Unity, Fortitude—turning campus grounds into accessible, healthy spaces for learning and community life while contributing to SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.
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