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Table 3 (continued)
Title
Description
PP5-“Bossa” Project, at CUASO
Firstly, the project seeks to assess how is the
campus user behavior in administrative
environments, regarding environmental comfort
issues understood as the air conditioning and
natural light use, among others. It addresses the
sustainable building’s theme, and mainly focuses
on the user’s behavior and how it can be extended
to students in didactic environments
PP6-performance project, at CEPEUSP
The project consists of installing water-saving
mechanisms at the Sports Practice Center of the
University of São Paulo (CEPEUSP) located at the
“Armando de Salles Oliveira”—University of São
Paulo (CUASO-SP). The goal is not only reducing
consumption but also develop a cost management
project through the savings provided
PP7-shared bicycles, at CUASO
Developed at the “Armando de Salles Oliveira”
University of São Paulo (CUASO-SP), the project
consists in encouraging and facilitating access to
the campus and the units using shared bicycles. In
addition to the bike-sharing integration points on
campus, an extra one integrating the Butantã
terminal and its surroundings will be placed
PP8-community garden, at the Medical
School in São Paulo
The project proposes the composting system
expansion to meet the garden and vegetable garden
needs of the Medical School (USP/SP). The
community garden is a project in which several
sustainable actions are developed in a daily
practice, such as a rainwater harvesting system,
composting, earthworm, Jataí bee breeding, and
disposable containers reuse. It involves the internal
and external community that frequents the place
daily
PP9-biodigester for swine residues, on
Pirassununga campus
In partnership with the Administrative building of
Pirassununga campus, a biodigester is being
implanted to treat pig farming residues, which also
allows agricultural reuse through fertigation in
pastures. The treatment will have an automated set
for filtration and solids separation, an item
financed by SGA/USP
PP10-chemical waste, on São Carlos
campus
Project in partnership with the São Carlos campus
Administrative Building. The chemical waste
laboratory (LRQ), meets the demands of several
teaching and research units, and also provides
decontamination services as well as waste
generated legal disposal on campus
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Table 3 (continued)
Title
Description
PP5-“Bossa” Project, at CUASO
Firstly, the project seeks to assess how is the
campus user behavior in administrative
environments, regarding environmental comfort
issues understood as the air conditioning and
natural light use, among others. It addresses the
sustainable building’s theme, and mainly focuses
on the user’s behavior and how it can be extended
to students in didactic environments
PP6-performance project, at CEPEUSP
The project consists of installing water-saving
mechanisms at the Sports Practice Center of the
University of São Paulo (CEPEUSP) located at the
“Armando de Salles Oliveira”—University of São
Paulo (CUASO-SP). The goal is not only reducing
consumption but also develop a cost management
project through the savings provided
PP7-shared bicycles, at CUASO
Developed at the “Armando de Salles Oliveira”
University of São Paulo (CUASO-SP), the project
consists in encouraging and facilitating access to
the campus and the units using shared bicycles. In
addition to the bike-sharing integration points on
campus, an extra one integrating the Butantã
terminal and its surroundings will be placed
PP8-community garden, at the Medical
School in São Paulo
The project proposes the composting system
expansion to meet the garden and vegetable garden
needs of the Medical School (USP/SP). The
community garden is a project in which several
sustainable actions are developed in a daily
practice, such as a rainwater harvesting system,
composting, earthworm, Jataí bee breeding, and
disposable containers reuse. It involves the internal
and external community that frequents the place
daily
PP9-biodigester for swine residues, on
Pirassununga campus
In partnership with the Administrative building of
Pirassununga campus, a biodigester is being
implanted to treat pig farming residues, which also
allows agricultural reuse through fertigation in
pastures. The treatment will have an automated set
for filtration and solids separation, an item
financed by SGA/USP
PP10-chemical waste, on São Carlos
campus
Project in partnership with the São Carlos campus
Administrative Building. The chemical waste
laboratory (LRQ), meets the demands of several
teaching and research units, and also provides
decontamination services as well as waste
generated legal disposal on campus
(continued)