MUBAS ensures that local stakeholders including community residents, local government, civil society organizations, and other development partners are meaningfully involved in the University’s decision-making processes.
Our Commitment
MUBAS has established clear and practical guidelines for stakeholder participation, ensuring that voices from within and outside the University are heard and considered in institutional planning and governance. These guidelines are designed to strengthen transparency, accountability, and shared ownership in university initiatives.
Key Mechanisms of Engagement
- Consultative Forums: Regular meetings with community leaders, local government officials, and partner organizations to provide input on university initiatives
- Advisory Committees: Inclusion of local representatives and civil society in committees that influence university policy and community projects.
- Open Dialogue Platforms: Town hall meetings and feedback sessions to ensure two-way communication between the University and local stakeholders.
- Collaborative Projects: Joint initiatives addressing community needs in areas such as entrepreneurship, environmental management, and education.