Water, Greenery and Biodiversity ****************************************************************************************** * Towards a greener university ****************************************************************************************** Although a large part of the buildings of the Charles University are located in the urban Prague, Pilsen, or Hradec Králové, there are also significant areas of green space and bod Consistent care and careful use of these areas is in the interest and responsibility of th is part of the Sustainable Development Strategy of Charles University. The planned water management focuses both on saving drinking water, for example, by instal taps, and on the secondary use of so-called grey water. Although this is waste water, it d sanitary waste and can therefore be used for flushing or irrigating green areas. Rainwater for the same purpose, which certain CU buildings already capture with special systems. Thanks to the participation of Charles University in the CRP Thematic Working Group of the project, Czech universities are cooperating in the area of water management and sharing go An important problem of urban development is the runoff and loss of rainwater with a negat (micro)climate and ecosystems. Appropriate management of green areas under university mana enhanced the retention of rainwater in the city can be a solution. A green space and storm analysis, necessary to define appropriate measures, is being developed in a pilot study by of Science of CU. The resulting comprehensive information on the state of greenery and sto is intended to serve both the efficient management of stormwater and the promotion of biod university land. The global impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services are addressed by the university mapping out operational and purchasing impacts. To this end, the CU Responsible Public Pro [ URL "https://sustain.cuni.cz/SUSEN-77.html"] has been approved to take into account sust considerations throughout the sector. The long-term aim is to compile effective interventi reduce the negative impacts of the university's operations.