Egypt's 2030 development plan prioritizes sustainable development across all areas, including higher education. In this way, Egyptian universities adopted sustainable campuses to transform the campus into a sustainable form. The appropriate tools should be used to measure and monitor the progress achieved. The Green Pyramid Rating System has been implemented in Egypt to assess sustainability, but it encompasses all ongoing projects without specific emphasis on the university campus. This study proposes a framework for evaluating the sustainability of Egyptian university campuses. This study was based on two worldwide prevailing sustainability assessment systems for campuses, some selected reports, and previous studies were addressed to formulate a proposed framework that was investigated as suitable for the Egyptian context. This study applied this proposed framework to the Tanta University campus to assess its status and define the requirements to increase its sustainability. This study concluded that most percentages of criteria from moderate to good. The highest value was 66-92% for education & research, while planning & administration recorded 51-57% as the lowest value. Most percentages of indicators range from low to good, where education & research recorded the highest rate at 66-92%, while water indicator got the lowest at 20-26%. Finally, the highest percentage was 69% for the Sibirbay campus, while the lowest was 57% for the university administrative buildings based on the proposed framework.
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