October 17, 2025 – Ms Christine Nanyombi Mubiru, the Chief, Human Resource Officer Makerere University Business School (MUBS), officially opened a two-day training on Green Enterprises at the MUBS main campus, urging participants to champion sustainability across all areas of professional practice.
Ms. Christine Nanyombi Mubiru together with participants of the Green Enterprise training
Speaking at the launch, Ms Nanyombi called for the integration of green entrepreneurship into office management, teaching, and Institutional decision-making. She emphasized the growing need for environmentally responsible business models that reduce waste, conserve resources, and prioritize innovation.
“As leaders and educators, we have a responsibility to embed sustainability into everything we do. Green entrepreneurship is not just a trend, it’s a necessity,” she emphasized. “We must begin to assess the environmental cost of our actions and leverage innovation to build smarter, more sustainable enterprises.”
The training aimed to equip participants with practical knowledge on sustainable business practices, environmental impact assessment, and green innovation. It brought together administrative staff, teaching staff, and other stakeholders, the youth committed to incorporating eco-friendly principles into their work.
The initiative reflected MUBS’s broader commitment to sustainable development and aligned with the global efforts to combat climate change through education and entrepreneurship.
Sessions during the training included topics on green business planning, waste reduction strategies, sustainable procurement, and integrating environmental education into curricula. Participants also engaged in group discussions and practical exercises designed to promote actionable change within their respective roles.
The training concluded with a call to action for attendees to serve as sustainability champions within their departments and beyond.