SDG 6 Progress Report 2025/26: How Sripatum University Saves, Cleans and Shares Water for Campus and Community

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…

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…

Water-Wise Landscapes: How Sripatum University Keeps a Green Campus Thriving with Efficient Irrigation and Drought-Tolerant Planting

Shade, lawns and gardens in the middle of Bangkok, with every planting choice made to save water. A green campus in a hot, dense city usually means a heavy demand…

Every Drop Matters: How SPU Students Turn Water Conservation into a Campus Habit

From a Goal 6 campaign on the Giving Day stage to free refill stations and smart taps, Sripatum University makes saving water something everyone on campus understands and practises. Clean…

Sharing Water Know-How Beyond Campus: SPU Opens Free Learning on Sustainable Water Management for the Community

From a water-loss innovation shown at SPU Giving Day to skills for the people who run Bangkok’s water supply, Sripatum University turns engineering knowledge into water-wise practice that anyone can…

Beyond the Campus Gate: How Sripatum University Helps Communities Keep Water in the Land

From headwater forests in Kanchanaburi and Lop Buri to the neighbourhoods around its Bangkok campus, SPU students and staff are building check dams, cutting leaks and sharing know-how to conserve…

From Headwaters to City Taps: How Sripatum University Promotes Conscious Water Use and Water Conservation in the Wider Community

Check dams in the forest, training for the people behind Bangkok’s water supply, and engineering ideas shared with the public: SPU carries its water-saving culture far beyond the campus. At…