Clean Water and Sanitation

Comprehensive report on UPI’s contribution to ensuring clean water and sanitation through sustainable water management, wastewater treatment, and community education programs.

Wastewater Treatment
100%
Free Drinking Water
2025
Water Reuse Policy
FREE
Community Education

Executive Summary

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI) is strongly committed to sustainable water management and clean sanitation. The university implements partial water measurement systems and has established comprehensive wastewater treatment processes using Continuous LFCI System Pyrolizer in each building.

Through Rector’s Regulation No. 33 of 2025, UPI has formalized its commitment to water reuse maximization. The university provides FREE drinking water stations across campus in collaboration with air-purifier industry partners, and actively provides FREE educational opportunities for local communities to learn about good water management.

Wastewater Treatment Active
Continuous LFCI System Pyrolizer
2025
Water Reuse Policy
Rector’s Regulation No. 33
FREE
Drinking Water Stations
Available across all buildings

Water Management & Treatment

💧 Water Consumption Measurement

UPI measures the total volume of water used through partial measurement based on research titled “Study of Water Balance between Water Needs and Cultivation at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia.”

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Status 2025
Partial Measurement
Method
Research-Based

♻️ Wastewater Treatment Process

The university built a Continuous LFCI System Pyrolizer water pollution control in each building. The wastewater is processed until it is safe for discharge, ensuring environmental protection.

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System 2025
✓ Active
Technology
LFCI Pyrolizer
Coverage
All Buildings

🚰 Pollution Prevention System

The wastewater is collected and processed in a secluded and particular area, making accidental pollution nearly impossible. This prevents polluted water from entering the water system.

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Prevention
✓ Active
Location
Secluded Area

🥤 Free Drinking Water Stations

The university collaborated with the air-purifier industry to provide free drinking water stations. Free drinking water is now available in almost all buildings across campus.

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Access 2025
FREE
Coverage
Almost All Buildings
Partner
Air-Purifier Industry

Water Conservation & Efficiency

🏗️ Water-Efficient Building Standards

The university utilizes rainwater harvesting systems and most toilet flushes use water flushers to minimize water consumption across all campus buildings.

 

Rainwater
✓ Harvesting
Toilets
Water Flushers

🌱 Drought-Tolerant Landscaping

UPI actively promotes water-efficient landscaping through initiatives such as the Kebun Nusantara program at Cibiru Campus, featuring native and drought-tolerant plants to minimize water usage.

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Program
Kebun Nusantara
Plants
Native & Drought-Tolerant

♻️ Water Reuse Maximization Policy

UPI has an institutional policy to maximize water reuse as stated in Rector’s Regulation No. 33 of 2025 on the Management of an Environmentally Friendly Campus.

📄 Data

Policy Created
2025
Regulation
No. 33/2025
Status
✓ Active

Water in the Community

🎓 Community Water Management Education

UPI actively provides FREE educational opportunities for local communities to learn about good water management through various programs and workshops.

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Access 2025
FREE
Target
Local Community

🌊 Off-Campus Water Conservation

UPI actively supports off-campus water conservation through community service and environmental initiatives, promoting sustainable water practices beyond university grounds.

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Status
✓ Active
Scope
Community-Wide

🏛️ Government Cooperation on Water Security

UPI cooperates with local governments on water security through partnerships like the one with PT (Persero), working together to ensure sustainable water management at local level.

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Level 2025
Local & National
Type
Government Partnership

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