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Telkom University continues to demonstrate its dedication to building a safe, healthy, and inclusive campus environment that supports student well-being and eliminates all forms of sexual violence. As part of its ongoing commitment to improving student health literacy and support services, the university actively promotes education and awareness on sexual and reproductive health through seminars, webinars, and advocacy programs. These initiatives aim to increase understanding, prevention, and access to information on reproductive health and safety, empowering students to make informed and responsible decisions.
As part of its commitment to social responsibility and equitable employment practices, Telkom University, under the Telkom Education Foundation (YPT), ensures that all staff and faculty members receive compensation at or above the local living wage standard. This initiative aligns with the university’s mission to foster a fair, inclusive, and sustainable work environment that supports the well-being and productivity of its academic community.
Telkom University continues to reinforce its sustainability commitment through the Tel-U Fresh program, which provides safe and accessible drinking water for all members of the campus community. The initiative ensures that students, lecturers, staff, and visitors can easily refill their tumblers at free drinking water dispensers installed in every faculty building. This effort not only supports hydration needs but also aligns with the university’s mission to reduce single-use plastic consumption on campus.
As part of its commitment to fair labor practices and international employment standards, Telkom University ensures full recognition of employment practice unions, guaranteeing freedom of association and collective bargaining rights for all employees, including women and international staff. This policy reflects the university’s dedication to maintaining an inclusive, transparent, and democratic workplace that values equality, respect, and open communication between management and employees.
Telkom University advances sustainable mobility through walkable infrastructure, awareness campaigns, and electric vehicle services that reduce emissions and promote healthy, eco-friendly commuting. By integrating accessibility, environmental responsibility, and community participation, the university fosters a greener, safer, and more connected campus environment.
Food insecurity and hunger among students have become global challenges that are drawing growing attention within higher education institutions. Acknowledging the crucial role of adequate and nutritious food in supporting students’ academic success and well-being, Telkom University has taken proactive steps to address these issues. The university has introduced a range of programs designed to combat student hunger and food insecurity. Below are several major initiatives implemented by Telkom University to provide assistance and promote food stability within the campus community.
Telkom University supports environmental conservation through sustainable coffee-based community empowerment and greenhouse innovation in Cinanggela Village, reinforced by 7 SDG-15 research publications in 2023.
Telkom University advances inclusive community innovation through its flagship Innovillage sociopreneur program—funding 163 SDG-based projects that benefited over 31,000 people across Indonesia in 2023.
Telkom University provides publicly accessible green spaces—including biopore forests, fish ponds, and wildlife conservations—that promote recreation, environmental awareness, education, and community well-being.
Telkom University advances peace, justice, and strong institutions through anti-radicalism and anti-violence initiatives and public-service innovation in Langonsari Village, supported by 23 SDG-16 research publications in 2023.
In 2023, Telkom University advanced SDG 1 by developing machine-learning tools to predict poverty, supporting farmers through the Intani app, and producing 19 related research publications.
Telkom University ensures all wastewater and waste are managed responsibly through eco-friendly systems that meet national standards. The university operates septic tanks and a sewage treatment plant to process domestic wastewater, with treated water reused for irrigation. Chemical waste from laboratories and furnaces is safely neutralized, while medical waste from the Telkomedika Clinic is handled through a licensed partnership with PT. Tenang Jaya Sejahtera. These efforts reflect Telkom University’s strong commitment to sustainability and a clean, safe campus environment.