UGM community service students in Enggano Island turn snail pests and banana peels into eco-friendly organic fertilizer, boosting sustainability and local farming.
SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
UGM Community Service students and Sajang youth clean Mount Rinjani’s Kandang Sapi trail to promote environmental awareness and sustainable tourism.
UGM students install solar-powered street lights in Nagari Sungai Nyalo Mudiak Aia, West Sumatra, enhancing safety, supporting energy transition.
UGM KKN team organizes an Open Trip to Tokonanaka Island, empowering local youth and promoting sustainable, community-based tourism in North Morowali.
UGM KKN PPM students plant 540 coral reef seeds in Mandeh, West Sumatra, to preserve the underwater ecosystem, in a collaboration aimed at saving nature through tangible action.
Blue foods are climate-friendly, nutrient-rich, and empower coastal communities and women in post-harvest processing.
UGM Rector visits Papua to see KKN team train locals to turn sago into noodles and ice cream—boosting local food and economic innovation.
UGM and YESSA turn tofu waste into biogas, paving Sambak Village’s path toward eco-friendly agrotourism and sustainable innovation.
Workshop at UGM urges revitalization of Indonesia’s local fashion traditions amid shifting public taste and global fashion trends.
Dr. Muslim Mahardika of UGM endorses using plastic waste in asphalt as a sustainable solution to reduce plastic pollution and support infrastructure.
UGM researchers explore bio-slurry microalgae cultivation to reduce livestock waste pollution, cut fertilizer costs, and support environmental sustainability.
UGM inaugurates two professors from the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Physics, highlighting innovations in zero energy buildings and AI in smart healthcare.
UGM webinar highlights climate crisis challenges for sustainable infrastructure, featuring experts on decarbonization, ESG, and climate resilience in Indonesia.
UGM's annual Ajisaka Festival 2025 unites 151 teams from 38 universities, featuring creative works and initiatives focused on environmental sustainability.
UGM and PLN sign MoU to build EV charging stations on campus, supporting clean energy, research, and green campus initiatives.
Tiara Putri, a UGM doctoral student, earns a DAAD scholarship in Germany for her research on pathogens and her active role in sustainable social initiatives.
UGM student team wins top prize at the 2025 Fondasi Steel Bridge Competition with an innovative, sustainable design integrating smart technologies.
UGM and Diponegoro University students explore Gili and Noko Islands to study marine ecosystems, restore coral reefs, and address local waste issues.
UGM’s Gamahumat innovation improves soil fertility by up to 50% and is set for trials on post-mining land to support reforestation efforts.
UGM’s Professor Ani Widiastuti presents hybrid potato research at global conference in China, promoting innovation and international collaboration.
UGM, Shell Indonesia, and ITB held the Shell LiveWIRE Energy Solutions Roadshow to encourage youth-led innovation in renewable energy and support Indonesia's transition to Net Zero Emissions...
UGM Forestry expert Dr. Hatma Suryatmojo highlights deforestation and urban sprawl as key drivers of the Ciliwung Watershed crisis, urging ecosystem-based conservation to prevent recurring f...
A total of 213 Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) students have been deployed to carry out the Community Service Program (KKN-PPM) in Central Java and the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY).
A research team from the Faculty of Engineering at Universitas Gadjah Mada (FT UGM) has developed an eco-friendly house using cross-laminated timber.
Indonesia has vast potential in renewable energy. Unfortunately, its utilization is still minimal compared to non-renewable fossil resources. The government aims to reduce carbon emissions a...
Climate change, marked by global warming, has become an increasingly real and serious threat to the agricultural sector, especially staple crops, which are the primary food source for commun...
The intensity of the rainfall in early March has caused several areas to be hit by floods and landslides. Fourteen Bekasi Regency districts and seven Bekasi City districts were flooded, affe...
UGM would allocate 25% of all UGM students to be placed in Yogyakarta as a form of commitment to dealing with waste management issues.
Indonesia is one of the top 10 countries generating the world’s highest volume of greenhouse gas emissions, with transportation being the second largest contributor after industry.
UGM and the Yogyakarta City Government have agreed to collaborate on developing innovative and sustainable solutions to address the city’s growing waste management challenges.