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Pada Juli 2025, Digital Collaboration for Sustainability (DCS) Telkom University berkolaborasi dengan komunitas Sobat Sampah meluncurkan program Waste Management Pirolisis di tiga wilayah Jawa Barat: Desa Baros, Trumajaya, dan Panyileukan. Program ini memanfaatkan teknologi pirolisis untuk mengubah sampah plastik menjadi bahan bakar alternatif ramah lingkungan, sekaligus mengurangi timbunan sampah ke TPA. Selain menekan pencemaran udara akibat pembakaran plastik, program ini juga mendorong pemberdayaan ekonomi masyarakat melalui tabungan sampah dan penguatan ekosistem bank sampah. Inisiatif ini mendukung pencapaian SDGs, terutama di bidang lingkungan, ekonomi sirkular, dan pembangunan komunitas, serta menjadi langkah nyata DCS Telkom University dalam menghadirkan inovasi keberlanjutan berbasis kolaborasi masyarakat.
Telkom University applies water-conscious building standards, fitting new buildings with dual-flush toilets, installing sensor and push taps, and making showers standard in dormitories housing 7,000 students. Water-saving devices now make up 73% of campus fixtures, supported by rainwater harvesting and IoT monitoring.
Telkom University’s water reuse policy, set out in rector decrees KR.963/2023 and KR.331/2024, commits the campus to maximising recycled water. Treated STP water, filtered canal water and harvested rainwater are reused for gardens, crops, fish ponds, a recycled-water car wash and greenhouse irrigation, reducing reliance on groundwater.
In 2025, Telkom University held at least 24 events for local farmers and food producers across West, Central and East Java, reaching farmer groups, fish farmers, livestock farmers and small food businesses. The events ran from pest and disease education at the Selaawi Agricultural Extension Centre and LoRa-based irrigation training to aquaculture business management, processing of fish, milk and coconut sugar, and halal certification support. They gave local producers practical skills and a place to connect with university experts and with one another, supporting SDG 2, SDG 12 and SDG 14.
Telkom University operates a campus-wide waste water treatment system of 6 active STPs and 22 passive IPAL units serving 53 building locations. It includes separate treatment for cafeteria and laboratory wastewater and reuses treated water for gardens, toilets, fish ponds and aquaponics, supporting SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation.
Telkom University supports Indonesia’s clean energy transition through research, technological innovation, and collaboration with government and industry partners. From carbon trading mechanisms and renewable energy integration to energy systems education and sustainable financing, these initiatives contribute to evidence-informed policy development and advance SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) and Indonesia’s net-zero emissions ambition by 2060.
Telkom University applies a water reuse measure that tracks harvested rainwater with IoT sensors for volume, pH, turbidity, UV and TDS on a 15 m³ ground tank, and records water retained in ponds and Situ Tekno. Water meters at STP outlets and campus-wide IoT monitoring are planned for 2026.
Telkom University strengthens current collaborations with health institutions through a partnership with RSUD Oto Iskandar Di Nata Soreang and a digital health research agreement with Yakes Telkom. It is also piloting its AI clinical copilot HeyAI with pharmacists and health facilities across Indonesia, and hosting the international IBITeC 2026 biomedical conference with IEEE, advancing SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being.
Untuk memperkuat komitmen menjaga keberlanjutan lingkungan Telkom Group bersama dengan desa binaan SRC Telkom melaksanakan program pengukuran carbon stock di berbagai wilayah. Kegiatan ini dilaksanakan pada bulan April hingga Juni 2025 dengan cakupan lokasi sebanyak 25 titik yang tersebar di tujuh provinsi, yakni Jawa Barat, Jawa Timur, Banten, Bali, Sulawesi Selatan, dan DI Yogyakarta.
In 2025, Telkom University ran 43 energy and community programmes to learn clean energy. Activities ranged from household energy-efficiency education and solar panel installation in schools and pesantren to electric bicycle conversion training, solar-powered farming tools and a biogas digester for farmers, helping communities save energy and adopt renewable sources.
Telkom University expands access to education and knowledge through its Open Library, welcoming both university members and the general public to use designated library facilities and explore selected digital resources. By providing access to academic publications, course materials, and learning spaces, the initiative promotes inclusive education and lifelong learning in support of SDG 4 (Quality Education).
Telkom University ensures free drinking water is provided to students, staff and visitors through eight automated refill dispensers with four-stage filtration (Sedimentation, Pro Carbon, Natural and Nano Positive filters), supplied by tested deep-well water that meets drinking-water standards. This encourages reusable bottles and reduces single-use plastic waste.
