SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

#	Title (Short)	Code	Title (Long)	Link
1	Sustainability Report – SDG 06	6.0	Comprehensive reports and supporting documentation presenting the university’s initiatives and outcomes related to SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation).	GO
2	Research on Water	6.1	Research addressing sustainable water management, treatment, conservation, and quality monitoring (2024 – 2025).	GO
3	Water Consumption	6.2	Measurement of total water use (treated or extracted sources) relative to total campus population, assessing efficiency and conservation.	GO
4	Wastewater Treatment	6-3-1	Implementation of advanced wastewater treatment processes to ensure safe management, reuse, and discharge.	GO
5	Pollution Prevention	6-3-2	Systems, infrastructure, and policies preventing contaminated water from entering natural ecosystems or municipal networks.	GO
6	Free Drinking Water	6-3-3	Provision of safe and free drinking water across campus via fountains, dispensers, and refill stations for students, staff, and visitors.	GO
7	Water-Efficient Buildings	6-3-4	Integration of water-efficient designs, fixtures, and smart monitoring systems within new and existing campus buildings.	GO
8	Water-Smart Landscaping	6-3-5	Implementation of landscaping techniques using drought-resistant plants, greywater irrigation, and moisture-sensor systems.	GO
9	Water Reuse Policy	6.4.1	Institutional policy promoting reuse of treated wastewater and harvested rainwater for irrigation and cooling systems.	GO
10	Water Reuse Measurement	6.4.2	Quantitative reporting of reused water volumes as part of annual sustainability and environmental-performance tracking.	GO
11	Community Education	6-5-1	Educational and awareness programs delivered to local communities on water conservation and efficient resource use.	GO
12	Off-Campus Conservation	6-5-3	University participation in external initiatives and partnerships supporting national and regional water-conservation projects.	GO
13	Sustainable Extraction	6-5-4	Use of sustainable extraction and monitoring technologies for groundwater, lakes, and river sources both on- and off-campus.	GO
14	Government Cooperation	6-5-5	Collaboration with local, national, and global authorities on policies and projects enhancing water security and resilience.	GO
15	Campus Awareness	6-5-6	On-campus campaigns promoting responsible water consumption and user engagement through digital dashboards and signage.	GO
16	Community Awareness	6-5-7	Outreach activities and campaigns raising awareness of sustainable water use among surrounding communities and schools.	GO