Implementation of SDGs 15 at FKUI - Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia

15.2 Supporting land ecosystems through education

15.2.1 Events about sustainable use of land

Support or organise events aimed to promote conservation and sustainable utilisation of the land, including forests and wild land

To support the land ecosystem through education and research, FKUI promotes sustainable land use, conservation, and utilization, including forests and wildland. These efforts include: From 2845 subjects offered across all study programs, 111 subjects were focused on environmental sustainability; the ratio is 4-8% Research funds dedicated to the sustainability environment were at 1-7% ratio in comparison to the whole research fund by the university. There are 11-25 publications concerning environmental sustainability within three years. Dedicated events concerning environmental sustainability were more than 11 events in the last 11 years. Four student in-campus organizations are dedicated to environmental sustainability.

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10vYLznXPHviHbFTX0lFj_lAPSF2aeVVU?usp=sharing

15.2.3 Maintain and extend current ecosystems’ biodiversity

Work directly to maintain and extend existing ecosystems and their biodiversity, of both plants and animals, especially ecosystems under threat

FKUI Work directly to maintain and extend existing ecosystems and their biodiversity through several efforts recorded:

1. 1. Planting trees and plants in all green land zone across the campus also includes green areas inside the building.
  2. Planting zodiac plant as the natural mosquito repellent (38 plants across the campus)
  3. Planting 19 different herbal plants that can be used as natural drug sources, this herbal plants spread across the green land zone on campus
  4. Reusing plastic bottles as hydroponic plant medium
  5. Reducing vehicle parking area to be used as the green land zone in campus

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JmAIdLmxxnj4sNG0Hhh8wkWpx8Y7Hy4-?usp=sharing

15.2.4 Educational programmes on ecosystems

Offer educational programmes on ecosystems (looking at wild flora and fauna) for local or national communities?

•Free
•Paid

FKUI provides educational programs on the ecosystem for its local communities (enrolled students). From 2845 subjects offered across all study programs in FKUI, 111subjects were focused on environmental sustainability; the ratio is 4-8%

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Thmc9qB7oMhS2e6CCHd029y-cLOHIdj3?usp=sharing

15.3 Supporting land ecosystems through action

15.3.1 Sustainable use, conservation and restoration of land (policy)

Have a policy to ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems associated with the university, in particular forests, mountains and drylands

FKUI implemented policies to ensure the conservation, restoration, and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems associated with the university, some of them are:

1. Increasing land usage for green zone and decreasing vehicle parking zone
2. Socialization of campus park for education and aesthetic purpose
3. Organizing plants according to their economic use: vegetables, herbal plants, fruits
4. Development of hydroponic and verticulture plants

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HJhlOERDLoyZ-KAnKZWlcQj61HKWlKXV?usp=sharing

15.4 Land sensitive waste disposal

Within the years of 2017-2021, FKUI has continues the effort to manange waste accordingly. Our effort in recyling plastic and paper waste has created a great impact to the sustainbilty of materials. In accordance to sustainibility, we have also reduced our plastic and paper waste by more than 80% within the 2018-2020. Senisitive and toxic medical and non-medical materials are constantly monitored and disposed quarterly with the collaboration of third party institution. We have also connected clean potable pipe water from PAM to IMERI by 2019 and recycle water waste trought our sewage treatment plant.

15.4.1 Water discharge guidelines and standards

Have water quality standards and guidelines for water discharges (to uphold water quality in order to protect ecosystems, wildlife, and human health and welfare)

The FKUI implemented policies to adjust water discharge guidelines and standards to ensure the water quality to preserve local ecosystems, wildlife, and human health and welfare:

1. 1. Clean water delivery system from the Jakarta Government Clean Water system (PAM) has been implemented to the whole FKUI building, which includes the IMERI building; this has been implemented since 2019.
  2. The liquid waste from FKUI surrounding (toilet, kitchen) was managed using Sewage Treatment Plan (STP); this liquid waste pooled in contact tank and used as recycled water. The following recycling process is the water treatment plant (WTP), which recycles the pooled liquid waste in Ground Water Plant (GWP), pumps the recycled water to the roof tank, and is further used for toilet flush water across the toilet the building.
  3. The water conservation strategies across the campus include 1. Implementation of Infiltration wells across the campus, 2. Implementation of groundwater tank (hydrant, recycle, and clean water) across the campus.

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hrr8lbU9IMuCL8CaGZFDW5-74tErC1tj?usp=sharing

15.4.2 Policy on plastic waste reduction

Have a policy on reducing plastic waste on campus

FKUI delivers policies to reduce plastic waste on campus: 1. Our Cleaning Service employees have actively separated plastic and paper waste since 2018.2. The FKUI has had a solid policy for all of its staff to reduce plastic and paper waster since 2018 actively. It successfully reduced the monthly plastic/paper usage from 221 kg in January 2018 to 25 kg in September 2020. (more than 90% reduction).

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kNMgGqhyWLoNkQlpG6AfwuDAwrSpzTob?usp=sharing

15.4.3 Policy on hazardous waste disposal

Have a policy on waste disposal covering hazardous materials

FKUI implemented policies on hazardous waste disposal, as follow:

1. 1. A third-party company (PT. Mufid Inti Global) underwent hazardous waste management and was taken from the campus three times a year. The company is certified by the government.
  2. Policies regarding sharp waste
  3. Policies regarding non-sharp waste
  4. Policies regarding infectious and non-infectious waste
  5. Policiois regarding liquid and non-liquid waste from laboratory

Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_tFrYFDnWiw-sBP_bBPiPyETnnJTMSA7?usp=sharing