Setting & Infrastructure

Pengelolaan tata ruang kampus, ruang terbuka hijau, bangunan ramah lingkungan, dan fasilitas pendukung keberlanjutan.

1. Type of higher education institution : Specialized higher education institution
2. Climate : Tropical Wet and Dry
3. Number of campus sites : 2
4. Campus setting : Urban
5. Total campus area (m2) : 170,852.10 
6. Total campus ground floor area of buildings (m2) : 40,231
7. Total campus buildings area (m2) : 94572 
8. The ratio of open space area to total area : ((1.5-1.6)/1.5) x 100% 
9. Total area on campus covered in forest vegetation used for research, teaching, and/or community engagement : 3,814.61  
10. Total area on campus covered in planted vegetation (please provide total area in square meters) : 116,401 
11. Total number of regular students (part time and full time) : 784
12. Total number of online students (part time and full time) 
13. Total number of academic and administrative staff : 200
14. The total open space area divided by total campus population : ((1.5-1.6)/(1.11+1.13))
15. Campus facilities for persons with disabilities, special needs, and/or maternity care : Facilities exist in all buildings and are fully operated 
16. Security and safety facilities : Security and safety infrastructure (CCTV, emergency hotline/button) available and fully function 
17. Health infrastructure to support the well-being of students, academic staff, and administrative staff :Health infrastructure (first aid, emergency room, clinic and certified personnelavailable 
18. Conservation of flora, fauna, wildlife, and/or genetic resources secured in medium- or long-term conservation facilities : Conservation program is 1%-25% implemented 
19. Impact of Setting and Infrastructure programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : Very high impact (supporting 14–17 SDGs) 

  Energy & Climate Change

Upaya efisiensi energi, penggunaan energi terbarukan, serta mitigasi dan adaptasi perubahan iklim.

1. Use of energy-efficient appliances : > 75%
2. Total campus smart building area (m²) : 59984
3. Smart building implementation: percentage of the total smart-building floor area to the total building floor area, including smart and non-smart buildings : ((2.2/1.7) x 100%)
4. Number of renewable energy sources on campus, such as solar power, biodiesel, wind power, etc. : 1 source
5. Renewable energy sources and their amount of the energy produced (in kilowatt-hour) : Solar Power (11)
6. Electricity usage per year, in kilowatt-hours (kWh) : 1249701
7. The total electricity usage divided by total campus population (kWh per person) : ((2.6)/(1.11+1.13))
8. The ratio of renewable energy production divided by total energy usage per year : <= 0.5%
9. Elements of green building implementation as reflected in all buildings : > 3 elements
10. Greenhouse gas emission reduction program : Program(s) aims to reduce two out of three scopes emissions (Scope 1 and 2 or Scope 1 and 3 or Scope 2 and 3)
11. Total carbon footprint, measured as CO₂ emissions in the last 12 months, in metric tons : 2.398936
12. The total carbon footprint divided by total campus population (metric tons per person) : ((2.11)/(1.11+1.13))
13. The number of innovative program(s) in Energy and Climate Change : 2 programs
14. Impactful university program(s) on climate change : Training, educational materials, seminars/conferences, and activities are implemented with surrounding communities at the local level.
15. Impact of Energy and Climate Change programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : Moderate impact (supporting 3–5 SDGs)

Waste

Pengelolaan sampah berbasis 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) untuk mengurangi timbunan, mewujudkan kampus yang bersih dan minim risiko.

1. 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) program for university waste : 3R program > 75% implemented
2. Total volume of paper and plastic produced this year : 0.17
3. Total volume of paper and plastic produced last year : 0.23
4. Program to reduce the use of paper and plastic on campus : 4 - 6 programs
5. Total volume organic waste produced this year : 184
6. Total volume organic waste produced last year : 200
7. Total volume organic waste treated this year : 184
8. Organic waste treatment : Partial, (> 65 - 85% treated)
9. Total volume inorganic waste produced this year : 76.8
10. Total volume inorganic waste produced last year : 81.6
11. Total volume inorganic waste treated this year : 14
12. Inorganic waste treatment : Extensive, (> 85% treated)
13. Total volume toxic waste produced this year : 0.58
14. Total volume toxic waste produced last year : 0.66
15. Total volume toxic waste treated this year : 0.5
16. Toxic waste treatment : Extensive, (> 85% treated) or campus produces a minimum amount of toxic waste
17. Sewage disposal : Treated with primary treatment
18. Impact of Waste Management programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : Significant impact (supporting 6–9 SDGs)

Water

Pengelolaan sumber daya air secara efisien melalui konservasi air, penyerapan air hujan, dan teknologi hemat air.

1. Total area on campus for water absorption, excluding forest and planted vegetation areas. Please provide the total area in square meters : >40%
2. Water conservation program and implementation : > 25 - 50% water conserved
3. Water recycling program implementation : > 25 - 50% water recycled
4. Use of water-efficient appliances : > 80% of water efficient appliances installed
5. Consumption of treated water :  > 25% - 50% treated water consumed
6. Water pollution control in the campus area  : Policy and programs for water pollution control are fully implemented and monitored periodically
7. Impact of Water Management programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : Significant impact (supporting 6–9 SDGs)

Transportation

Pengembangan sistem transportasi kampus yang aman, ramah lingkungan, dan mendukung pengurangan emisi karbon.

1. Number of cars actively used and managed by the university : 26
2. Number of cars entering the university daily : 7
3. Number of motorcycles entering the university daily : 56
4. The total number of vehicles (cars and motorcycles with combustion engines) divided by the total campus population : (5.1+5.2+5.3)/(1.11+1.13)
5. Shuttle services : Shuttle service is provided by the university, regular, and free of charge
6. Number of shuttles operated in your university : 5
7. Average number of passengers of each shuttle : 20
8. Total trips of shuttle services each day : 2
9. Zero-Emission Vehicles (ZEV) policy on campus : Zero Emission Vehicles are available, and provided by university for free
10. Average number of Zero Emission Vehicles (e.g. bicycles, canoe, snowboard, electric car, etc.) on campus per day : 19
11. The total number of Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) divided by total campus population : ((5.10)/(1.11+1.13))
12. Ratio of ground parking area to total campus area (m²) : 450
13. Ratio of parking area to total campus area : ((5.12/1.5) x 100%)
14. Program to limit or reduce parking area on campus over the last three years : Less than 10% decrease
15. Number of initiatives to reduce private vehicles on campus : 3 initiatives
16. Pedestrian paths on campus : Pedestrian paths are available, designed for safety, convenience, and in some parts provided with disabled-friendly features
17. Approximate daily travel distance of a vehicle inside campus only (in Kilometers) : 0.26
18. Impact of Transportation programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : High impact (supporting 10–13 SDGs)

Education & Research

Penguatan pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian masyarakat yang mendukung tujuan pembangunan berkelanjutan.

1. Total number of sustainability-related study programs offered : 113
2. Total number of courses/subjects offered : 152
3. Total number of study program related to sustainability offered : 3
4. The ratio of sustainability courses to total courses/subjects : ((6.1/6.2) x 100%)
5. Total research funds dedicated to sustainability research (in US Dollars) (average per annum for the last three years) : 17427
6. Total research funds (in US Dollars) (average per annum for the last three years) : 27003
7. The ratio of sustainability research funding to total research funding : ((6.5/6.6) x 100%)
8. Number of lecturers and researchers on campus in one year period : 39
9. Number of scholarly publications on sustainability in a one-year period : 125
10. Ratio of scholarly publications on sustainability to lecturers and researchers on campus in one year period : (6.9/6.8)
11. Number of events related to sustainability, averaged annually over the past three years : 31
12. Number of activities organized by student organizations related to sustainability per year : 29
13. Number of cultural activities on campus : 16
14. Number of university sustainability program(s) with international collaborations : 4
15. Number of sustainability-related community service projects involving students : 13
16. Number of sustainability-related start-ups : 11
17. Total number of graduates with green jobs (for the last three years) : 504
18. Total number of graduates (for the last three years) : 737
19. Percentage of graduates with green jobs : ((6.17/6.18) x 100%)
20. Impact of Education and Research programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) : High impact (supporting 10–13 SDGs)

Governance & Digitalization

Tata kelola kampus yang transparan, akuntabel, serta pemanfaatan teknologi digital untuk mendukung keberlanjutan institusi.

1. Total university budget (USD) : 5054461.25
2. University budget for sustainability efforts (USD) : 820377.23
3. Percentage of University's budget for sustainability effort : ((7.2/7.1) x 100%)
4. University-run sustainability website : Website is available, accessible, and updated occasionally
5. Sustainability website address (URL) if available : https://pktj.ac.id/tentang/123-green-metric-pktj
6. Sustainability report : Available but not publicly accessible
7. Sustainability report link address (URL) if available : https://pktj.ac.id/tentang/127-reports 
8. Financial report : Available but not publicly accessible
9. Financial report link address (URL) if available : https://pktj.ac.id/tentang/127-reports 
10. Availability of a unit or office that coordinates sustainability on campus : Unit(s) or office(s) with university leader decree of establishment, structure and duties has been operational
11. Number of dedicated staff members assigned to the unit or office responsible for coordinating sustainability initiatives on campus : 46
12. Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for sustainability program planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation : Program has been implemented and evaluated
13. Policy of advanced digital technologies usage, such as Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things, to support decision-making, operational efficiency, and service delivery across university administrative and academic business processes : Initial adoption of policy. Limited policy implementation in specific units
14. Compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or Equivalent National Data Protection Regulations : Compliance is partially implemented, with policies in place but limited enforcement or coverage
15. Total number of institutional leaders and deputy leaders at university, faculty, study program, and university-level units : 17
16. Number of female leaders in leadership positions at university, faculty, study program, and university-level units : 4
17. Ratio of Female Leaders to Total Institutional Leaders : (7.16/7.15) x 100%
18. Anti-Corruption and Integrity System of the University : The anti-corruption and integrity system has been implemented and evaluated
19. Whistleblowing and complaint system of the university : Whistleblowing and complaint system has been implemented and evaluated
20. LMS-enabled digital literacy program for students and staff : Program has been implemented and evaluated
21. Written code of ethics that applies to university leaders, academic staff, administrative staff, and students : A written Code of Ethics applies to all groups, is fully implemented, regularly reviewed, and actively enforced through institutional mechanisms.