National Advanced School of Public Works (NASPW)

About

The National Advanced School of Public Works (NASPW) - originally founded in 1970 and formally restructured in 1982 - serves as a public institution under the Ministry of Public Works, committed to training engineers and technical professionals in civil engineering, environmental engineering, urban planning, architecture, and surveying. With a vibrant student and academic community, ENSTP emphasizes rigorous technical education, applied research in sustainable infrastructure, land management, and resilient urban systems, and cultivation of socially responsible professionals. Its campus is outfitted with laboratories, design studios, and field-based training sites, and it maintains partnerships with national agencies and international organizations to enhance technical capacity and community impact.

Sustainability at NASPW

NASPW fosters sustainability as an integral principle - shaping its research, education, campus norms, and community outreach through lenses of ecological balance, resilience, and social equity. Its focus on infrastructure, environmental engineering, and urban systems serves as a foundation for sustainable innovation and responsible development. On campus, ENSTP cultivates a culture of resource stewardship and environmental awareness, while engaging local communities in inclusive planning and infrastructure dialogues. Through these practices, the institution aligns itself with the UN Sustainable Development Goals - especially SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities & Communities), and SDG 13 (Climate Action) - while educating engineers who serve sustainable futures.

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