SDG 12 Progress Report 2025/26: How Sripatum University Buys Responsibly, Measures Its Waste and Turns Leftovers into Livelihoods

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…

SPU Extends Waste Minimisation to Its Suppliers, Building a Greener Supply Chain from Procurement to Construction

Sustainable procurement at Sripatum University (SPU) does not stop at the campus gate. The goods SPU buys and the contractors it hires are expected to cut waste at source too.…

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…

Less Plastic, More Purpose: Sripatum University Turns Its Plastic Minimisation Policy into Campus and Community Action

From biodegradable packaging at student markets to upcycling workshops with local communities, Sripatum University (SPU) is changing everyday habits around sustainable consumption through its plastic minimisation policy. Sripatum University (SPU)…