SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
UGM rises to 41st globally in the THE Sustainability Impact Rankings 2026, highlighting its leadership in sustainable development.
UGM experts urge stronger protections for Indigenous rights through FPIC in Indonesia’s Indigenous Peoples Bill.
UGM research finds that increased local environmental spending is linked to slower growth of air pollution in Indonesia.
UGM students in Rote Ndao develop palm sugar production, tourism, and local economic potential through community empowerment.
UGM helps provide sustainable access to clean water in Sleman through rainwater harvesting and spring conservation initiatives.
Students from 20 countries joined UGM’s One Health Summer Course to address emerging diseases and global health challenges.
Nurma earns admission to UGM’s Nutrition Program through SNBP and secures a full scholarship despite financial hardship.
UGM and the Chilean Embassy strengthen collaboration in Antarctic research, climate change studies, and scientific diplomacy.
UGM strengthens inclusive, disability-friendly public information services to ensure equal access and participation for all.
UGM deploys 8,178 students to 32 provinces for community empowerment, food security, and climate resilience programs.
UGM economist says market confidence recovery depends on policy responses, while the revised P2SK Law serves as a long-term reform.
UGM students support Islamic boarding school students in reducing food waste through education and sustainable waste management.
UGM economist urges caution in energy subsidy reform to protect vulnerable middle-class households.
UGM doctoral research introduces post-identity theory through the concept of manungsa tanpa tenger.
UGM develops affordable, health-focused shoe insoles using 3D printing to support foot health and strengthen local footwear innovation.
Ririn, a laborer’s daughter from Kulon Progo, earns a full scholarship to study Animal Science at UGM.
UGM student Maureen graduates fastest in the Applied Bachelor Program, excelling in GIS, competitions, and student organizations.
UGM partners with Islamic universities to strengthen spirituality and self-development through training in philosophy and Sufism.
UGM expert urges early detection and preconception care to reduce Indonesia’s maternal mortality rate toward SDGs 2030.
UGM expert says Election Bill revision must strengthen electoral integrity and rebuild public trust in democracy.
UGM experts conclude that fire spots in Seyegan were caused by fire residue, not natural phenomena or spontaneous ignition.
Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian Universitas Gadjah Mada (FTP UGM) sukses menyelenggarakan Summer School Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2026. Rangkaian kegiatan dimulai 1-12 Juni 2...
Half of Indonesia’s waste is organic, creating opportunities for energy generation and a circular economy.
UGM becomes a CHSS hub to strengthen research and publication opportunities for underrepresented scholars in Southeast Asia.
Experts highlight indigenous rights, governance, and collaboration as keys to biodiversity conservation.
A UGM health law expert urges fair solutions for medical graduates unable to pass the national competency exam.
UGM researcher develops an enriched amniotic membrane therapy to accelerate healing in infectious corneal ulcers.
UGM will host the 1st Asian Gym for Life Challenge, an international gymnastics festival promoting fitness and cultural exchange.
UGM economist urges pension reform and higher retirement contributions to reduce elderly poverty in Indonesia.
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in the Mindanao Sea highlights the urgent need for disaster preparedness and tsunami readiness in Indonesia.

