Kosudgama marks its 44th anniversary with 8,855 members and Rp312 billion in assets, highlighting growth and cooperative innovation.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
Indonesia’s forests face serious pressure from land conversion, deforestation, and development, says a UGM expert.
Ngada tragedy reveals gaps in poverty metrics and calls for structural policy reform in Eastern Indonesia.
UGM ranks 28 subjects in QS WUR by Subject 2026, reflecting steady gains in global academic reputation and research quality.
Over 201 regional leaders are implicated in corruption as experts cite high political costs and weak oversight systems.
Stay fit and healthy during Eid homecoming travel with expert tips on exercise, nutrition, and rest from UGM.
UGM expert urges tech-driven forestry as Indonesia cuts deforestation and faces rising ecological challenges.
Measles cases surge in Yogyakarta ahead of Eid travel, prompting UGM experts to urge public vigilance and vaccination.
UGM Rector Inaugurates RSA UGM Leaders and Supervisory Board, Emphasizes Transformational Leadership
UGM Rector inaugurates new RSA UGM Supervisory Board and Medical Services Director to strengthen transformational leadership.
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 MBG meal menus to match students’ nutritional needs and ensure balanced intake across education levels.
UGM expert warns of rising WhatsApp scams and urges stronger regulation and public digital literacy to combat organized cyber fraud
UGM expert calls for waste management reform after the Bantargebang landfill tragedy that claimed seven lives.
UGM historian examines the Supersemar decree 60 years later, questioning whether it was a transfer of power or a misuse of order.
UGM expert says rising global oil prices could accelerate Indonesia’s shift toward renewable energy and reduce reliance on imports.
UGM inaugurates 33 new dietitians to strengthen public nutrition and address the growing global obesity challenge.
UGM economist says government performance should focus on public impact, not budget absorption, despite Indonesia’s large state budget.
Mahfud MD urges Indonesian youth to learn from history to safeguard national sovereignty and strengthen democracy.
UGM experts urge farmers to mitigate crop failure risks as BMKG forecasts an earlier and longer dry season.
UGM and East Manggarai Regency collaborate to strengthen human resources, expand access to education, and accelerate the reduction of stunting.
UGM expert warns pension protection in Indonesia remains limited, risking elderly poverty and future generational burdens.
Experts highlight the importance of women’s voices and leadership to achieve gender equality in the postmodern era.
Habitat loss, poaching, and climate change threaten Komodo dragons, says UGM biologist, urging stronger conservation measures.
UGM historians have found 462 environmental cases in Indonesia since 1950, shaping diverse models of environmental education.
UGM research reveals family-related trauma can shape post-traumatic growth and distress among young adults aged 18–25.
UGM economist says free Eid homecoming tickets can reduce accident risks and protect vulnerable travelers despite limited capacity.
UGM law expert highlights royalty transparency issues and AI challenges facing Indonesia’s music industry on National Music Day.
Speaking at a Ramadan lecture at UGM, Jusuf Kalla highlighted inequality in governance as a key factor behind several major conflicts in Indonesia.
