A survey regarding the readiness of campus in Indonesia on the adoption of green computing

Green computing is an effort to utilize information and communication technology effectively and efficiently. Higher Education is an organization that actively and massively uses ICT products, both for educational activities and for its operations. The data for the analysis were conducted through in-depth interviews of executives at 26 universities in Java, Bali, East Nusa Tenggara, Sumatra and Sulawesi. Interviews were conducted to campus executives: Dean, Head of Department or Head of study program. The analysis showed that the common of why some universities have not implemented green computing policies are: Green computing was not the focus of the campus, there have been similar policies but it was ad hoc and not formalized, similar policies were being drafted and reviewed so that the relevant documents were not yet available. The results of the comparative test using Chi Square showed that there was a significant correlation between the number of students and lecturers with the possibility that the campus implement green computing or sub aspects of it in their college curriculum. In terms of e-waste management, Higher Education in Indonesia has started to manage their e-waste, but has not fully used the concept of EPR recommended by the Government of Indonesia.