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Green Building & Infrastructure

Ramat Hanadiv has set itself the aim of reducing its negative impact on the environment and reducing its ecological footprint. Therefore, we emphasise principles
of green building, save water and energy in a range of creative ways, aim for biological pest control and produce high-quality compost from garden waste.

Green Building

Visitors Pavilion

The Visitors Pavilion at Ramat Hanadiv is located between the Nature Park and the Memorial Gardens. Dedicated in 2008, it was the first building in Israel to be accredited by the Israel Standards Institution as a ‘green building’, as well as receive green building accreditation from the American organisation

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Landscape Design of the Visitors Pavilion and its Environs

Green building principles are implemented and showcased at the Visitors Pavilion

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Wastewater purification

Wastewater purification at Ramat Hanadiv is carried out in an independent purification system without external connections

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Green Energy

Electricity

Electricity consumption at Ramat Hanadiv in 2016 stood at 430,000 kWh. In comparison with the average of the previous three years our electricity consumption has decreased

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On the Roof: Creating Clean Energy

The energy that comes to us from the sun is an alternative source of clean and reliable energy

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Waste Management

Waste Management

Waste is a by-product of our daily conduct. On-site management action at Ramat Hanadiv also leads to accumulation of waste.

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Preparing Compost from Garden Waste

At Ramat Hanadiv, garden waste is collected from both the Gardens and the Nature Park and transferred to the on-site composite site

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Construction waste

Ramat Hanadiv is constantly developing; thus construction, infrastructure preparation and road-building occur on a regular basis

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Of further interest...

Accessibility

The Fragrance Garden

The Fragrance Garden, established in 1985, is the youngest of the Memorial Gardens. Seeking a way to enable people with limited or no eyesight to enjoy the flowers, Mme. Dorothy de Rothschild initiated the Fragrance Garden

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Sustainability

Sustainable Gardening

Sustainable gardening is defined as gardening that considers the needs of the current generation without harming the needs of future generations. It includes garden design that considers the existing elements on site – the landscape, soil, environment and vegetation suitable for the region

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Dining Here

Dining-Kiosk

Refresh yourself at the Kiosk with a drink or snack. The kiosk is open daily.

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