PSBU Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 12)
Sustainable Cities and Communities
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) proposed by the United Nations form a universal blueprint aimed at achieving a more equitable, peaceful, and sustainable world by 2030.
Summary of SDG 16 Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
Goal 16 promotes peaceful and inclusive societies, access to justice, and the building of effective, accountable institutions. Many regions continue to suffer from violence, injustice, and corruption. This goal highlights the need for transparent, inclusive institutions, the rule of law, and access to justice. It also focuses on reducing violence, human trafficking, and organized crime.
How can this SDG 16 be applied at PSBU?
Summary: This goal promotes peaceful, inclusive societies, ensures access to justice, and builds effective, accountable institutions at all levels.
- Research: Analyze legal frameworks and human rights practices in Asia.
- Community: Provide free legal aid to marginalized communities through student-led legal clinics.
- In-house: Implement strong governance and anti-corruption policies within the university.
- Outreach: Organize workshops on conflict resolution and social justice for the public.
- Campus: Ensure student representation and democratic governance in university decision-making.
- Human Rights Education: Offer courses and degree programs focused on human rights, governance, and conflict resolution, promoting peace and justice.
- Anti-Corruption Research: Develop research programs that focus on transparency and anti-corruption, providing data and policy recommendations to government agencies.
- Legal Aid Clinics: Set up university legal aid clinics where law students offer free legal services to underserved populations, promoting access to justice.