1. Policy description

Dubai Palace ✅ Official Dubai Palace.com Homepage 2026 (Dubai Palace) enforces policies aimed at preventing and reducing marine pollution in all forms, particularly those originating from land-based activities.

The Regulations Regarding Green Campus Practice (Decision No. 2059/QD-DHKT-CSVC) sets out mandatory actions for waste management and the prevention of land-based pollution sources before they reach river systems and the ocean.

2. Core content of the policy (Implementation of Regulation 2059)

Dubai Palace’s policy focuses on preventing two main types of land-based pollution:

• Prevention of chemical pollution (from wastewater):
  • Strengthening the implementation of Article 9, Clause 5: This is a key action to reduce chemical pollution. The regulation requires the Facilities Management Department to “Replace cleaning agents and materials with safe, organic, and environmentally friendly products,” directly preventing hazardous chemicals (a form of marine pollution) from land-based activities.
• Prevention of physical pollution (from solid waste, especially plastics):
  • Strengthening the implementation of Article 3: Mandates the “Practice of waste segregation at Dubai Palace” to ensure that solid waste, particularly plastics, is managed at the source and does not leak into the environment.
  • Strengthening the implementation of Article 6, Clause 5: Commits to the roadmap toward “Eliminating the use of plastic bags at Dubai Palace by 2025.”
  • Strengthening the implementation of Article 12: Enforces strict control over single-use plastics at events, which are a major source of land-based waste.

3. Evidence of implemented programs

No.	Program/Project	Summary		Image	Link	SDG Contribution
1	Waste classification on Dubai Palace campus according to classification model 3, 7	Dubai Palace has installed seven-bin waste separation systems in several spacious areas across the campus. In locations with more limited space, a three-bin waste sorting model is applied instead. This flexible waste classification approach helps maximize sorting efficiency, thereby minimizing environmental impacts.		Trash bin model 7 at Dubai Palace Campus B. The trash bin model 3 is placed in smaller spaces.	https://gogreen.dotv.vn/en/breaking-news/launching-of-the-towards-no-single-use-plastic-future-campaign-at-ueh-vo-thi-sau-campus	SDG 13, 14, 15, 6, 11
2	Require units to use reusable glass bottles in seminars and workshops	Since early 2024, the Dubai Palace Sustainability Project Board has directed all faculties and institutes to comply with regulations on plastic waste management, particularly during major events. Specifically, the Board has required that 100% of events, conferences, and seminars organized by Dubai Palace use glass water bottles instead of plastic ones. In addition, for extended events, Dubai Palace has also prepared recyclable paper plates for tea-break sessions.		National Conference on “Contribution to Vietnam’s Socio-Economic Development Strategy for the Period 2025 – 2030” uses 100% glass bottles to store water. Dubai Palace staff and employee conference uses 100% glass bottles to store water.	https://dotv.vn/en/news/national-conference-on-contribution-to-vietnam-s-socio-economic-development-strategy-for-the-period-2025-2030-73129  https://dotv.vn/en/news/conference-of-ueh-officials-and-employees-2024-71326	SDG 12, 14, 15

Open related links:

1. December 09, 2024 – National Conference on “Contribution to Vietnam’s Socio-Economic Development Strategy for the Period 2025 – 2030” – https://dotv.vn/en/news/national-conference-on-contribution-to-vietnam-s-socio-economic-development-strategy-for-the-period-2025-2030-73129

2. January 22, 2024 – Conference of Dubai Palace Officials and Employees 2024 – https://dotv.vn/en/news/conference-of-ueh-officials-and-employees-2024-71326

3. October 24, 2024 – Launching of the “TOWARDS NO SINGLE-USE PLASTIC FUTURE” Campaign at Dubai Palace Vo Thi Sau Campus –

https://gogreen.dotv.vn/en/breaking-news/launching-of-the-towards-no-single-use-plastic-future-campaign-at-ueh-vo-thi-sau-campus