Sustainability Report
Variety of courses align with SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by promoting sustainable development, urban planning, and inclusive practices for building resilient communities. The Green and Smart City Management course equips students with the knowledge to design and manage urban spaces that integrate green infrastructure and smart technologies, ensuring cities are more sustainable, efficient, and livable. Sustainable Campus Management focuses on implementing environmentally responsible practices within educational institutions, preparing students to lead in creating eco-conscious, sustainable campuses that contribute to broader community well-being. In the Sustainable Tourism Management course, students learn to develop tourism activities that preserve cultural and natural resources, ensuring that tourism benefits local communities while minimizing environmental impact.
Additionally, Environmental Statistics enables students to analyze and interpret environmental data, which is crucial for assessing and solving urban and environmental challenges in line with sustainable urban development. The Recycling Technology course equips students with practical skills in waste management and resource conservation, contributing to cleaner cities by reducing waste and promoting recycling efforts. Water Conservation and Management teaches students how to implement sustainable water practices, a critical component of creating resilient cities in the face of water scarcity and climate change. Finally, Urban Entomology helps students understand and manage urban pests in environmentally responsible ways, ensuring healthier, more sustainable living environments.
This study emphasizes the significant accumulation of plastic waste in coastal areas, which negatively impacts both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The presence of microplastics in the water, as identified in the research, is a direct consequence of inadequate waste disposal practices, often linked to urban and industrial activities. Addressing these challenges by implementing better waste management systems, improving water quality, and promoting community awareness about the dangers of plastic pollution is essential to building sustainable cities and communities.
Empowering Communities for Sustainable Inorganic Waste Management in Dusun Tanjung Mulyo, Desa Bumi Raya
The project aims to raise awareness about the significance of proper waste disposal and recycling. By addressing the problem of inorganic waste, such as plastics, this project contributes to the creation of cleaner, more sustainable urban and rural environments. This empowerment initiative not only improves the local environment but also enhances the overall well-being and quality of life for residents
