HC activities brought together schools, local government, health services, businesses, civil-society organisations, student bodies, national institutions and community members.

Examples include teacher development with schools, clinical and strategic engagement with Addu Equatorial Hospital, the Food Drive with Noorul Islam and student organisations, MNU Business Forum with enterprise and local-government partners, the inter-island oratory and debate programme, responsible-gardening outreach and employment activities.

The value of partnership becomes clearest when the contribution of each organisation is recorded. HC will therefore document the partner, contribution, shared objective, beneficiaries, evidence, outcome and continuity for future activities.

This provides a credible basis for reporting SDG 17 as a way of working across the campus portfolio—not as a label added simply because another organisation attended.

Through this work, MNU Hithadhoo Campus contributed directly to SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals, particularly Target 17.17 on effective public civil-society and cross-sector partnerships.

 The activity also supported Linked contributions to other SDGs according to the purpose and evidence of each activity. Within the MNU Strategic Plan 2026–2030, it advanced Goal 7 – Wider Engagement with Society; Goal 10 – National Regional and International Engagement.