Toyagama: Drinking Water Solution at UGM Library and Archives That Keeps Visitors Comfortable for Hours!

Gadjah Mada University (UGM) Library and Archives provides a self-service drinking water facility commonly known as Toyagama.

Yogyakarta, March 19, 2024 - The Toyagama Drinking Water Supply System (SPAM) is an initiative aimed at providing self-service drinking water for the academic community at Universitas Gadjah Mada, including the Library and Archives. The provision of Toyagama is one of UGM's efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG 6, which aims to ensure adequate access to clean water for everyone.

Strategically located within the library, the provision of Toyagama enhances access to clean water for users and supports the achievement of universal access to clean water. The users can utilize the Toyagama facilities located on the first floor of the UGM Library and Archive in the lobby area, making it convenient for the users to access the water.

The provision of Toyagama is a positive step towards creating a learning environment that supports the productivity of library users. With Toyagama available, they can manage their hydration needs efficiently. Proper hydration enhances the productivity and activities of visitors without the need to seek water sources outside the library.

Furthermore, the provision of Toyagama facilities is a tangible effort to reduce plastic waste. With Toyagama facilities available at the UGM Library and Archives, the dependency on single-use plastic water bottles can be reduced. This is undoubtedly a step towards increasing environmental awareness and supporting waste and plastic pollution management targets.

Contributor: Farahdhila Yasmin Al-Husna