Despite declining burned areas, wildfire-affected populations are rising. UGM’s expert urges stronger land mapping and monitoring to reduce risks.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
UGM inaugurates Professor Dafri in Human Rights Diplomacy and Global Leadership, presenting cosmopolitan nationalism to resolve human rights violations.
UGM alumna Sylvia Febiandita earned the Arryman Scholarship to pursue master’s and doctoral studies abroad in development economics and public policy.
UGM law expert Dr. Yance Arizona urges President Prabowo to enforce the Indonesian Constitutional Court ruling banning deputy ministers from holding commissioner roles in State-Owned Enterpr...
UGM student teams Digdaya and Prancang Brotoseno win first and second place in the 2025 National Bridge Design Competition with innovative bridge designs.
KPPKI submitted an amicus curiae on Indonesia’s Health Law, highlighting governance, education, and public health concerns.
UGM psychology professor explains Generation Z’s involvement in demonstrations as a response to social pressures and unmet aspirations.
UGM professor highlights risks of 2026 regional transfer budget cuts, warning they could halt infrastructure projects and spark social unrest.
UGM’s medical expert explains the health risks of tear gas exposure and offers practical tips to minimize its effects and protect public safety.
Indonesia records over 135,000 snakebite cases annually, with 10% mortality: experts stress prevention and proper first aid for snakebites.
Kagama Cup XVIII tennis tournament, part of UGM’s 76th anniversary, gathered 120 alumni participants for competition and reunion.
UGM Professor stresses security forces must avoid violence and be sensitive to human rights issues after UN highlights Indonesian protest concerns.
UGM experts predict Indonesia’s construction services sector will grow 4.5–6% in 2026, driven by IKN projects, infrastructure, and strategic initiatives.
Dr. Nurrohmat Widjajanti was inaugurated as a UGM Professor in Geometric Geodesy, highlighting the role of geospatial systems in sustainable development.
UGM experts highlight recent demonstrations as a reflection of public discontent, urging structural reforms and greater respect for citizens.
UGM legal expert emphasizes the Constitutional Court must clarify the interpretation of Articles 2 and 3 of the Anti-Corruption Law to ensure justice and certainty.
UGM’s expert calls on authorities to avoid violence in handling protests, stressing dialogue, structural reforms, and democratic solutions.
UGM experts link the toddler’s death from worm infection in Sukabumi to poor sanitation, open defecation, and lack of community awareness.
UGM economist warns digital social assistance faces challenges in infrastructure, data accuracy, and literacy despite potential budget savings.
UGM Communication lecturer warns that TikTok Live suspension during protests limits citizen journalism, freedom of expression, and digital economy growth.
RSA UGM and Pertamedika IHC explore collaboration to establish a trauma care center, expanding orthopedic and oncology services at RSA UGM.
Indonesia’s Agriculture Minister urges mechanization and digital transformation to increase rice productivity and strengthen food security.
Duiddo Imani Muhammad, known as Oi, graduated from UGM’s Law program at just 20 years and 5 months, completing his studies in 3 years and 7 months.
Indonesia’s digital tax revenue reached Rp40.02 trillion by July 2025, prompting calls to expand the strategy, enhance compliance, and increase public awareness.
UGM Professor warns that rising orangutan trafficking threatens ecosystems, citing weak law enforcement and lack of collective awareness.
UGM receives the 2025 Baznas Award as Best Partner University for its active role in zakat literacy, scholarships, and community empowerment.
UGM Faculty of Geography marks its 62nd anniversary, highlighting ecosystem preservation to support sustainable development.
UGM students partner with Kemadang villagers to process Ulva seaweed into food products, boosting local women’s skills and economic resilience.
UGM’s Center for Pancasila Studies emphasizes that the BPIP Bill should strengthen Pancasila as a living ideology through participatory and inclusive education.
UGM Law lecturer Dr. Muhammad Fatahillah Akbar states the driver of a tactical vehicle that killed an online motorbike taxi driver could face criminal charges.
