UGM economist warns rising plastic prices could cripple MSMEs and urges swift government policy support and alternatives.
SDG 1: No Poverty
Agrinas’ role in Kopdes sparks concerns over the legality, efficiency, and social legitimacy of public policy.
UGM opens 2026 UM CBT admissions from April 14 to May 5, with exams held in Yogyakarta and Jakarta.
UGM student Alfath achieves academic excellence through determination, highlighting the success of vocational school graduates in higher education.
Indonesia boosts palm oil diplomacy capacity to face EU deforestation rules and strengthen global competitiveness.
UGM historian explains war as a blend of human instinct, social dynamics, and historical development.
Global Economic Uncertainty Drives Need for Human Capital Development and Energy Transition Policies
Indonesia urged to boost human capital and energy policies to withstand global economic uncertainty and inflation pressures.
Bullion banks in Indonesia grow rapidly as gold prices rise, but trust, regulation, and innovation remain key challenges.
Indonesia urged to boost biofuel use as oil prices rise and energy security risks increase amid geopolitical tensions and El Niño.
UGM admits 2,836 students via SNBP 2026, highlighting competitive programs and national admission statistics.
UGM expert warns rupiah depreciation may raise food prices due to Indonesia’s reliance on imported commodities.
Kosudgama marks its 44th anniversary with 8,855 members and Rp312 billion in assets, highlighting growth and cooperative innovation.
UGM collaborates to develop sustainable cocoa in Cilacap, supporting farmers, research, and supply chain resilience.
Ngada tragedy reveals gaps in poverty metrics and calls for structural policy reform in Eastern Indonesia.
Over 201 regional leaders are implicated in corruption as experts cite high political costs and weak oversight systems.
UGM economist warns that rising digital fraud in Indonesia could weaken trust in digital transactions and influence investor confidence.
UGM law expert urges passage of the Indigenous Peoples Bill to strengthen legal protection for indigenous communities in Indonesia.
UGM alumnus Rif’an overcomes financial hardship to study abroad and pursue a PhD in the Netherlands through the LPDP scholarship.
UGM expert calls for waste management reform after the Bantargebang landfill tragedy that claimed seven lives.
UGM economist says government performance should focus on public impact, not budget absorption, despite Indonesia’s large state budget.
UGM expert warns pension protection in Indonesia remains limited, risking elderly poverty and future generational burdens.
Speaking at a Ramadan lecture at UGM, Jusuf Kalla highlighted inequality in governance as a key factor behind several major conflicts in Indonesia.
Anies Baswedan calls on students to critically read social realities and revive the spirit of Iqra during a tarawih sermon at UGM.
UGM expert urges better governance and oversight of LPDP scholarship service obligations after public controversy over alumni’s social media posts.
Authors and scholars highlight writing as a way for women to find identity and empowerment in society.
UGM economist says Indonesia’s 8% growth target is hard to achieve, with 2026 growth projected at 5%.
UGM scholar urges cross-sector collaboration and outcome-based policies to eliminate extreme poverty by 2026.
UGM Accounting graduate Cynthia Fransisca earns cum laude honors after excelling in academics, organizations, and competitions.
LPS provides scholarships, internships, and 60 computers to UGM, strengthening research and financial education partnerships.
UGM scholars highlight Indonesia’s layered crisis, calling for epistemic freedom and stronger democratic resilience.
