Overview
Preventive strategies at RUET minimize contamination of the campus water system. By separating stormwater, greywater, and lab effluents, the university protects local water bodies and reduces environmental impact, directly contributing to SDG 6.3. These measures also serve as a practical demonstration for students in sustainable water management practices.
Key points
- Existing Preventive MeasuresRUET implements multiple preventive measures to protect its water systems. Laboratory chemical waste is neutralized before disposal, ensuring that hazardous substances do not enter the drainage network.
- Water Recycling and ReuseRUET's sustainability framework identifies water recycling and reuse as an important area for campus development and improvement.
- The Harmony Hub: Protecting the Central Pond Through Sustainable DesignA significant example of RUET's commitment to preventing pollution in its water bodies is the Harmony Hub project, a design concept developed for the RUET Central Pond area.
Conclusion
RUET's preventive measures demonstrate proactive environmental management, safeguarding water systems and promoting SDG 6.3 compliance.
This page is a summary of RUET's reviewed report for indicator 6.3.2.
