SDGs 14: LIFE BELOW WATER

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“The two SDGs that look at the broader ecosystem divide it into Life Below Water, and Life on Land. The oceans, and the rivers and watersheds that link to them, are the largest part of our ecosystem. 40% of the world’s population lives within 100km of the coast, and we all rely – directly or indirectly – on the sea.”

THE Impact Rankings Methodology 2023, p. 131

Supporting aquatic ecosystems through education

Fresh-water ecosystems

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Sustainable fisheries

Overfishing etc.

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Supporting aquatic ecosystems through action

Conservation and sustainable utilisation of the oceans

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Food from aquatic ecosystems

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Maintain ecosystems and their biodiversity

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Technology towards aquatic ecosystem damage prevention

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Water sensitive waste disposal

Water discharge guidelines and standards

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Action plan to reducing plastic waste

FEB UI has an action plan to reduce plastic waste on campus by campaigning for the use of tumblers and providing access to drink in every corner of the campus.

Publikasi penggunaan tumbler dan dispenser (ID)

Reducing marine pollution

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Maintaining a local ecosystem

Minimizing alteration of aquatic ecosystems

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Monitoring the health of aquatic ecosystems

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Programs towards good aquatic stewardship practices

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Collaboration for shared aquatic ecosystems

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Watershed management strategy

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SDG 14 IN NUMBERS

Number of Students

Number Students Receiving Financial Aid

Proportion of Students Receiving Financial Aid