Water Conscious Building Standards
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (UoWA) applies water-efficiency requirements to new construction, renovation, and campus facility upgrades through its Water Conservation Policy (UOWA-WCP-2025-v2.0).
The policy establishes requirements for water-efficient building fixtures and systems, including:
- dual-flush toilets;
- low-flow taps;
- water-efficient fittings;
- water-saving sanitary fixtures; and
- water-efficiency measures for new construction and renovation projects.
Implementation of Water-Efficient Fixtures
The university has implemented a campus-wide programme to replace conventional fixtures with water-saving alternatives.
|
Data Point |
Value |
Share |
|
Total water fixtures |
2,500 |
100% |
|
Water-saving fixtures installed |
2,100 |
84% |
|
Conventional fixtures remaining |
400 |
16% |
By the reported assessment period, approximately 84% of the university's identified water fixtures had been upgraded to water-saving models.
The university has established 2027 as the target year for completing the replacement of the remaining conventional fixtures.
These standards and implementation measures support the university's objective of minimising water use through efficient building systems and infrastructure.
Sustainability at UOWA
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa Sustainability Website is the University’s official platform for documenting and publishing its sustainability work. It brings together evidence, policies,
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