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Magazine Sustainability 2023
Contributors: Rina Mardiana Heriansyah Putra Ibnul Qayim Alfian Helmi Eva Anggraini Anuraga Jayanegara Fifi Gus Dwiyanti Annisa Dwi Utami
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Rector MESSAGE
As we unveil the 2023 Sustainability Report of IPB University, it is my privilege to highlight our collective journey toward environmental and societal betterment. This year's report delineates our substantial strides in ecological conservation, innovative educational strategies in sustainability, and impactful community engagements aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our campus has been a beacon of sustainability, with notable achievements in infrastructure development, water management, and energy efficiency. We have fostered global connectivity and collaboration, contributing significantly to research and community service in areas critical to sustainable development. In navigating the pressing challenges of our era such as climate change and resource depletion, IPB University has not only maintained its commitment to ecological responsibility but also excelled in integrating these values into our core functions of education and research. I extend my profound gratitude to every individual who has played a part in these endeavors. Your dedication is the cornerstone of our progress. As we present this report, let us renew our commitment to advancing sustainability, both within our university and in the broader global context.
Rector Arif Satria IPB University
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List of
Content 01 Infrastructure
08 Three Pillars of Higest Education
12 Global Connectivity
15 Sustainability Report
17 Sustainability Rankings
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Infrastructure
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Infrastructure IPB University’s campus in Dramaga is famous for its hexagonal design. A Japanese architect's hexagonal design took inspiration from beehives, so the air circulation runs well. Another advantage of implementing this concept is that people do not need to leave the building to move from one building to another.
2 Campus Area Campus Buildings Area
1,669 ha
195,900 m
18 campus sites : in West Java, Jakarta, Banten
Open Space Hexagonal Design
96%
of Total Area
52%
Covered in Forest
41%
Covered in Planted
451m2 Open Space for person
27%
budgets for Sustainablity Efforts
17% Academic & Staff
% 17
83% Students % 83
Greenhouse Fishpond
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Infrastructure Water
water usage
100 %from WTP
(Water Treatment Plant), processed from rivers around campus
>50% : Conserved Recycled Efficient Appliances
Digitized map of IPB University campus IPB University's water sources not only come from primary water sources such as PDAM, but also by direct collection from rivers, lakes, rainwater harvesting, and springs to meet its water needs. The water is used for various purposes like washing, laboratory, garden watering, garden irrigation, livestock washing and drinking, and etc. Water used for garden watering and garden irrigation is taken directly from rivers, lakes, rainwater harvesting, and springs to fulfill water needs.
Satari Building have WTP to recycling and reused water
Lake and rainwater utilization for the fishpond
WTP (Water Treatment Plant)
Water used for garden watering and garden irrigation is used directly without prior treatment. On the other hand, water used for washing and laboratory use goes through a treatment process using a Water Treatment Plant (WTP). Currently there are two WTPs at IPB that utilize river water around the campus of IPB Dramaga as the main water source, that is Ciapus WTP and Cihideung WTP.
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Infrastructure
Transportation
Transportation systems play an important role in carbon emission and pollutant levels in universities. Pedestrian and transportation policies that limit the number of motor vehicles on campus and encourage the use of campus buses will encourage students and staff to walk around campus and minimize the use of private vehicles, and encourage a healthier environment.
Motorcycle Parking Area
Car
12,755
3,504
Daily
Daily
Pedestrians are available and disabledfriendly
Parking Area
<1%
of total campus area
= 4.9ha
Automatic Parking gate
Bus Campus Regular and Free
Separator between road for vehicle and pedestrian path
Shuttle bus operate regularly (Monday - Friday), 6 a.m - 6 p.m. Busses are monitored via Android/iOS app or bustracking.ipb.ac.id
Parking Lot / Shelter
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Infrastructure Energy
302,982 m Total campus’ smart building area
15.47% Smart building implementation
500
63% Energy Efficient Appliances
>3
Renewable energy sources (Solar panel, diesel generator set, biomass, wind power)
kWh
FOR
PERSON
15,604,147 kWh IPB Dramaga Electricity Consumption 2023 10,468,414 kWh
13,545,517 kWh 2023
15,604,147 kWh
Renewable energy
97,819 kWh
The use of renewable energy at IPB University is implemented by installation of solar panels to support electricity source of several classrooms and street lights. Apart from solar panels, IPB University also use diesel generator set for energy sources. IPB University produced renewable energy of 97,819 kWh in IPB Dramaga Campus.
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Emissions and Carbon Operational Carbon Footprint
14,726 /year Metric Ton
Zero emission vehicles
661 unit
=
0.41
Metric Ton
Carbon sink
Operational Carbon
32%
Available & provided
68%
Emission reduction of 8,011 metric tons is required
IPB Provide Green Transportations Sensor Low energy and efficient equipment Bicycle
Electric Car
Bus with LNG fuel
Transportation systems play an important role in carbon emission and pollutant levels in universities. Pedestrian and transportation policies that limit the number of motor vehicles on campus and encourage the use of campus buses will encourage students and staff to walk around campus and minimize the use of private vehicles, and encourage a healthier environment.
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Infrastructure Waste
Waste Generation Treated
Treated
19%
20%
Landfilling
80%
Landfilling
81% 326 kg/year
142 kg/year
IPB University has been processing organic and inorganic waste at Taman Semangat IPB. The product produced from processing organic waste is planting media. Products produced from processing inorganic waste include plastic mixed paving, plastic paving blocks, plastic asphalt, and plastic concrete.
Rumah Kompos
Eco Incinenator
Facilities owned by IPB to support waste management include plastic waste processing technology (melter), organic waste processing technology (composter), and incinerator technology as inorganic waste processing technology such as paper. IPB also has waste transportation facilities in the form of transport trucks with categories of organic waste, plastic and paper. IPB University also collaborates with Mountrash to raise awareness of its citizens in plastic and paper waste management.
Organic waste was processed into compost
Plastic processing into paving block
Plastic concrete
Mountrash
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Three Pillars of Higher Education
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Three Pillars of Higher Education
Education Distribution of SDGs in 5450 IPB Courses
RELATED TO SUSTAINABILITY
193
47
Events
17 Students Community Services Project
Activities STUDENTS
STARTUPS
Education is a key gateway out of inequalities. In addition to improving
Research Funding % 17
28
quality of life, access to inclusive education can help equip people with the tools Scholarly Publications required to develop 1000+ innovative solutions to the Sustainability Report
83% % 83
for Sustainability Research
on Sustainability
world’s greatest problems.
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Research Impact and Relevance of IPB Research to Specific SDGs IPB's research focuses most on SDGs 15 (Life on Land) and SDGs 2 (Zero Hunger). There are 800 studies related to Life on land and almost 700 studies related to Zero hunger. On the other hand, research that aligns with SDG 5 (Gender Equality) is quite low. However, all of them have a considerable impact, especially those related to Climate Action and the Environment. Research in SDGs
Research Output and Impact Sumber: SciVal (2023)
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Community Service IPB University community service activities have a tendency to be relevant to SDG 17 (Partnerships For The Goals) by 34%, SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) by 15%, and SDG 1 (No Poverty) by 12%. Percentage of SDGs in Community Service by IPB University
Furthermore, the community service data is also dominated by SDG 8, namely Decent Work and Economic Growth at 11%, followed by SDG 3 and 4, namely Good Health and Well-Being and Quality Education at 9% for each. However, different trends are obtained towards the SDGs that dominate the most in each service activity. In Kuliah Kerja Nyata (KKN), the results obtained are relevant to the SDGs analysis of service activities, that is, SDGs 17 as the
Percentage of SDGS in OVOC, Dosen Mengabdi, and KKN activities
most relevant SDGs. Meanwhile, in the activities of Dosen Mengabdi and One Village One CEO (OVOC), SDGs 2 is the most dominant. Then followed by SDGs 4 for Dosen Mengabdi and SDGs 17 for OVOC. In community service, the sustainability aspect has been 4,655 Villages implemented through the SDGs (6.1% in Indonesia) principles. However, it is certainly important to ensure that each community service program can cover all SDGs principles in a
IPB Partner Village 2018-2023
balanced manner so that the IPB contribution in achieving SDGs in Indonesia can be more effective and measurable.
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Global Connectivity
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Global Connectivity Cooperation
International Agreements (MoU/MoA)
In 2023, the number of active MoUs and MoAs in 2023 was 532 MoUs and MoAs involving partners from 54 countries. This figure exceeds the 2023 performance target of 500 active MoUs and MoAs.
STARTUPS
The cooperation between IPB and international partners is implemented in various forms of activities, including education, research, joint publications, and the community service. These activities require inbound and outbound mobility. During 2023, there were 702 foreign partners conducting activities at IPB (inbound activities) and as many as 549 IPB staff conducting activities at foreign partner universities
702 Staff Inbound
549 Staff Outbound
(outbound activities).
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Global Connectivity International Consortium
Development of IPB Consortium (2017-2023) The active role of IPB in international consortia is very important in building IPB's reputation at the global level. There were 65 active consortia in 2023, of which 14 were new consortia, exceeding the performance target of 13 new consortia. Research Consortium Some of the new consortia involve partners who are Top 100 Universities (QS WUR). The management of international cooperation carried out by IPB in the period January 2022 to June 2023 was considered very Education Consortium
good by the government, as evidenced by the awarding of IPB as GOLD WINNER for the Best International Cooperation category at Anugerah Diktiristek
Kerja-
sama
GOLD WINNER The Best International Cooperation Diktiristek Cooperation Award 14 IPB University
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Sustainability Report
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Sustainability Report
The Sustainability Report is a publication that assesses the IPB University progress, actions, and contributions towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are a set of 17 interconnected global goals adopted by all UN member states in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all by 2030. The report serves as a means to demonstrate commitment to sustainable development, track impact, and be accountable for contributions to the global goals. This activity consists of several stages as follows, 1) determining the outline; 2) forming the writing team; 3) reviewing the writing; and 4) publication and dissemination. Data for the preparation of the report comes from the results of SDGs data coordination between units at IPB University. Sustainability Report 2022 has been published on the sustainability website page. In 2023, IPB University produced one sustainability report and nine sustainability profiles. Sustainability Report generated during 2023 Document type
Link
The following link consists of a list of ten such reports
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Sustainability Rankings
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Sustainability Rankings UI GreenMetric UI GreenMetric World University Ranking (UIGM-WUR) is a green campus and environmental sustainability ranking initiated by the University of Indonesia since 2010. In 2023, IPB University was ranked 34th in the world out of 1183 campuses in the world, and 4th at the national level.
Setting and Infrastructure (SI)
Energy and Climate Change (EC)
Waste (WS)
Water (WR)
Transportation (TR)
Education (ED)
World Rangking History IPB University
IPB ranking 2023 based on UI Green Metric
UI Green Metric IPB’s score 2022-2023
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Sustainability Rankings THE Impact In THE Impact Ranking 2023, IPB University was ranked 101-200 globally out of 1591 participating higher education institutions. Survived from last year's position which also ranked 101-200 out of 1406 participating institutions in 2022. IPB University's score in 2023 was 88.1 out of 100, an increase from the score in 2022 which got a score of 83.7 out of 100.
101-200 Impact Rangkings 1201-1500
World University Rangking
401-500
Asia University Rangking IPB : Overall Score, Rangking and Participations
From the ranking of 17 SDGs that were followed, 3 SDGs managed to penetrate the world's Top 10 positions, including SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 1 No Poverty, and SDG 2 Zero Hunger.
Six SDGs that ranked in the world's Top 100
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Sustainability Rankings QS Sustainability QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2024 is a campus ranking using a methodology comprised of indicators designed to measure an institution's ability to tackle the world’s greatest environmental, social and governance (ESG) challenges, the QS Sustainability Rankings 2024 features nearly 1,400 universities from around the world.
#
QS WUR 2024
#106
QS ASIA University Rangking 2024
#
405
#2 Indonesia
QS WUR Sustainability 2024
QS by Subject Agriculture and Forestry
#51World #8 Asia #1Southeas Asia #351-400
Economic and Econometrics
#401-450
Environmental Science
#501-550
#601-650
Bussiness and Management Studies
Biologocal Science
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Sustainability Rankings Indonesia SDGs Action Awards
THEME OF INDONESIA'S SDGS ACTION AWARDS 2023
1
Water, Energy and Agriculture towards Sustainable Food Security Indonesian’s SDGs Action Awards Kategori Perguruan Tinggi
This award is given by Badan Perencanaan dan Pembangunan Nasional (Bappenas), as the national coordinator of SDGs Indonesia, as a form of appreciation to institutions that have carried out SDGs actions and have an impact on society. The case study used by IPB University in the selection of Indonesia's SDGs Action Award is the One Village One CEO (OVOC) program that has been running for the last 5 years. This is the second time Indonesia's SDGs Action Awards has been awarded by Bappenas, and was announced at the opening of the 5th Annual Indonesia SDGs Conference on November 5, 2023 in Yogyakarta. IPB University succeeded in proving its commitment and maintaining its position as the 1st Best university of Indonesia's SDGs Action Award 2023.
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