Reporting period: 1 August 2025 – 31 July 2026 One page, one year, every commitment: SPU’s public account of how it measured, protected and reused water on campus, and carried…
Tag: wastewater-treatment
Rain First, Aquifer Safe: How Sripatum University Practises Sustainable Water Extraction on Campus
No wells, no river intakes. SPU lets the city supply do the heavy lifting, then catches the rain and reuses its own treated water so the campus stays green with…
SDG 14 Progress Report 2025/26: How Sripatum University Keeps Pollution Out of the Water, Restores Mangrove Coasts and Brings Ocean Learning to Its Communities
One page, one year, every SDG 14 measure. This is SPU’s public account of how it treats the water it releases, cuts the plastic that ends up at sea, and…
Keeping Pollution Out of the City’s Water: How Sripatum University Prevents Water Pollution at the Source
Building-level wastewater treatment, grease traps, separate drainage and careful handling of hazardous waste ensure that what leaves SPU’s campus does not harm the water downstream. Every drain on a university…
From Every Building to the City Drain: How Sripatum University Treats Its Wastewater
No untreated wastewater leaves SPU. A building-by-building treatment process keeps Bangkok’s waterways cleaner, and gives some of that water a second life on campus. A university campus uses water all…
