Exploitation Brownfield Sites
An-Najah National University has demonstrated a commitment to sustainable campus development by strategically utilizing brownfield sites where possible.
One prominent example is the university’s New Campus.
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In 1979, the university purchased an abandoned site of 112 dunams that had been used as a military area in the 1960s. In early 2000, the university began construction of the new campus and development work is still ongoing.
By repurposing this land, the university has minimized the need for greenfield development, thus reducing its environmental impact while making efficient use of previously developed land.
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