The University confirmed its commitment to a sustainable digital transition by signing the responsible digital charter developed by ISIT.be (Institute for Sustainable IT) at the beginning of November. This internationally recognised charter establishes a reference framework for a digital world that is more respectful of the environment and human rights. It encourages signatories to adopt ethical, inclusive and sustainable practices in the use and development of technologies. In other words, it sets out key principles for reconciling technological innovation, ecological responsibility and social inclusion.
An approach in tune with today's challenges
Given the ever-increasing impact of digital technology on our daily lives, academic institutions play a central role in raising awareness and implementing sustainable solutions. In adopting this charter, ULB is committed to:
- optimise digital tools to limit their impact and consumption,
- develop services that are accessible to all, inclusive and sustainable,
- implement ethical and responsible digital practices,
- making digital technology measurable, transparent and legible,
- encourage the emergence of new behaviours and values.
By joining the 876 other signatories of the charter, the ULB also becomes part of an international network that shares good practices and innovations to reduce the ecological impact of technologies.
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