Implementation of SDGs 6 at FKUI

[6.3.1] Wastewater treatment

Faculty of Medicine has installed the domestic wastewater treatment plant or IPAL (Instalasi Pengolahan Air Limbah) to recycle water. The recycled water is streamed to infiltration wells, which then can be used as reserved water resources. The capacity is 30 m3/hour with water sourced from Sewage Treatment Plant with a capacity of 11 m3/hour. The recycled water is utilized to flush toilets.

[6.3.2] Preventing water system pollution

In order to prevent water pollution at FMUI, regular checks on water quality are conducted periodically, covering physical, chemical, and biological parameters. These assessments are carried out by certified third-party entities, and the evaluations occur every two months. The outcomes of these activities manifest in laboratory test reports for the effluent wastewater from the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP). From the test data, the water quality standards serve as the maximum permissible limits for discharge into the external wastewater treatment facility.

[6.3.3] Free drinking water provided

FMUI provides free drinking water for faculty members and students, with strategically placed water dispensers in various accessible areas, including FMUI Building H, the upper lobby, the staff office, and the clinical students’ dining room.

[6.3.4] Water-conscious building standards

FMUI is implementing water-conscious building includes :
1. Recycle domestic wastewater by IPAL (Instalasi Pengolahan Air Limbah).
2. Installation of water-saving reminder stickers at ablution areas and sinks across FKUI premises.
3. Regular maintenance of existing STP/WTP, infiltration wells, and retention ponds.
4. Routine maintenance of the Groundwater Tank (GWT).
5. Continuous addition of new infiltration wells.
6. Expansion of Green Open Space at the Parasitology Department.
7. Plans for 2023 include the establishment of a Communal Green Open Space, addition of infiltration wells for rainwater runoff in the Salemba 4,6 area, and PGT Campus 16.
8. Improvement of flood control channels at Microbiology Building/IKK FMUI..
9. Installation of automatic timers for plant watering faucets.
10.List of Infiltration Wells at FKUI:

  • Garden Area: 39.25 m3
  • Parking Area (Diponegoro Street side): 43.175 m3
  • IMERI Building Area: 160 m3
  • Anatomy Area: 18 m3 using sigma tank material.

11. Retention Ponds:

  • Garden Area: 235.2 m3
  • IMERI Building Area: 117.6 m3
  • Groundwater Tank located in the IMERI Building Area consists of 3 compartments: Groundwater Tank (Clean Water), Groundwater Tank (Hydrant), Groundwater Tank (Recycle).

12.Formation of a Water Management Team at FMUI

Surat Keputusan Dekan Nomor: SK 1573/UN2.F1.D/HKP.02.04/2022 tentang Tim Pengelolaan Air Bersih di Fakultas Kedokteran UI

 

[6.4.1] Water reuse policy

The reuse of water at the Faculty of Medicine aligns with the regulations on water efficiency and management outlined in three policies. :

  1. Policy for Mitigation and Adaptation to Global Climate Change at the Faculty of Medicine UI
    • Surat Keputusan Dekan Nomor: SK 1569/UN2.F1.D/HKP.02.04/2022 tentang Kebijakan Mitigasi dan Adaptasi Perubahan Iklim Global di Fakultas Kedokteran UI
  2. Green Building Policy, manifested in the development and renovation of spaces at the Faculty of Medicine UI
    • Surat Keputusan Dekan Nomor: SK 1570/UN2.F1.D/HKP.02.04/2022 tentang Kebijakan green building (Gedung Hijau) yang tercermin dalam pengembangan dan renovasi ruangan di Fakultas Kedokteran UI
  3. Water Management Team at the Faculty of Medicine UI
    • Surat Keputusan Dekan Nomor: SK 1573/UN2.F1.D/HKP.02.04/2022 tentang Tim Pengelolaan Air Bersih di Fakultas Kedokteran UI

Evidence links : https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1P-jo-kyT3X7XhfNEhyPnXurjl1WAtDbO

[6.4.2] Water reuse measurement

Wastewater at the Faculty of Medicine comprises household waste, used AC water, laboratory waste, and ablution water waste. Household waste includes water used for domestic purposes, such as from sinks, cafeteria waste, and urinals, as well as leftover ablution water. The treatment of household waste is carried out through a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), which functions to collect effluent from household sources. This liquid waste undergoes processing in a contact tank, ultimately serving as a source of recycled water. It is then further treated at the Water Treatment Plant (WTP). The managed output from the WTP is stored in a Ground Water Tank (GWT) and pumped to the roof for subsequent use in flushing toilets.

For AC water waste, it is directed to an infiltration well. Meanwhile, leftover ablution water is directed to a tank for watering plants. The percentage of water recycled in 2022 is calculated as the total recycled water in one month divided by the total water usage in one month, amounting to 52%.

[6.5.1] Water management educational opportunities

In pursuit of fostering behavioral changes within communities, the Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Indonesia (FMUI), has iniated the Sanitasi Total Berbasis Masyarakat or STBM program. This initiative is anchored in five pillars, serving as guidelines for STBM activities to cultivate awareness and induce shifts in individual or communal hygiene and sanitation behaviors. These pillars encapsulate principles of self-awareness, touching emotions, thought patterns, and daily practices, focusing on :

  1. Eliminating defecation in open space
  2. Practicing hand hygiene with soap
  3. Managing household drinking water and food
  4. Ensuring secure disposal of household waste
  5. Safeguarding household liquid waste

One of the programs is held on December 11 st, 2022, in Cisewu, Sukajaya Village, Jonggol District, Bogor, West Java

[6.5.2] Promoting conscious water usage

FMUI is promoting conscious water usage through a water conservation campaign by placing stickers in various locations on campus, such as sinks, faucets, ablution areas, and toilets