One page, one year, every SDG 12 measure. This is SPU’s public account of how it sources fairly, cuts plastic and single-use items, tracks what it throws away, and helps…
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Every Kilogram Counts: How Sripatum University Tracks Campus Waste to Drive Recycling and Cut Landfill
From the sorting bin to the scale to the SDGs website, SPU’s university-wide waste measurement system turns everyday rubbish into data, and data into a more circular campus. You cannot…
One Campus, One Standard: SPU Extends Its Disposable-Item Policy to Every Outsourced Service
From food vendors to housekeeping teams, everyone who serves the SPU community now works to the same rules on single-use items, plastic reduction and waste segregation. Responsible consumption only works…
Measure to Reduce: SPU’s Landfill Policy Tracks Every Tonne Sent to Landfill and Recycling
At Sripatum University, waste management starts with a simple rule written into policy: know how much waste goes to landfill, and how much comes back as recyclable material. Sripatum University…
Less Disposable, More Reusable: SPU’s Policy for Minimising Single-Use Items Drives Sustainable Consumption Across Campus
Each coffee cup, carrier bag or takeaway box kept out of the bin begins with a decision made before purchase. Sripatum University (SPU) builds that decision into university policy and…
