UGM economists warn that a weaker rupiah and higher fuel prices could increase pressure on households and businesses.
SDG 16: Peace Justice & Strong Institutions
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UGM professor urges comprehensive governance reform of Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meals Program after a corruption case.
UGM scholars reflect on Teuku Jacob’s ideas on civilization, ecology, humanity, and world peace.
UGM expands cybersecurity collaboration with Russia’s Positive Technologies to strengthen talent development and research.
UGM and Indonesia’s Supreme Court advocate revising the State Administrative Court Law to improve legal certainty and public justice.
UGM research shows that hard work can increase workplace happiness when supported by inclusive leadership and growth opportunities.
UGM public policy expert discusses the fiscal and governance implications of President Prabowo’s frequent overseas visits.
UGM expert highlights how documentary films amplify social issues and create democratic spaces for public dialogue.
UGM and DKPP establish a partnership to strengthen democracy, electoral integrity, and political ethics in Indonesia.
Professor Ikaputra highlights the growing vulnerability of urban heritage and calls for sustainable preservation efforts.
UGM discusses Pancasila values in wayang, highlighting moral leadership and character education amid contemporary challenges.
UGM Faculty of Dentistry secured eight Top 100 global rankings in WURI 2026, including two first-place innovation awards.
UGM’s Student Executive Board (BEM) officially transforms into the UGM Student Union (SEMA), introducing a more inclusive and participatory model.
UGM students and communities planted 1,000 mangroves in Kulon Progo to strengthen coastal resilience and support environmental restoration.
UGM conference highlights the role of civil society and universities in safeguarding democracy and national progress.
UGM public lecture discusses Indonesia’s diplomatic strategy amid changing global geopolitical dynamics.
UGM experts urge more adaptive social protection systems for informal and digital workers in Indonesia.
UGM experts call for stricter public transportation safety standards following a fatal bus crash in South Sumatra.
UGM expert urges the government to adopt evidence-based policies to address Indonesia’s growing socioeconomic challenges.
UGM and NUS students exchange ideas on food welfare and sustainability through the Southeast Asia Friendship Initiative.
UGM discusses Kuntowijoyo’s transformative Islamic thought to strengthen humanity, justice, and value-based knowledge.
Dalam pidatonya pada Wisuda Program Sarjana dan Sarjana Terapan UGM Periode III Tahun 2026, Anies Baswedan mengajak para lulusan untuk memaknai kehidupan setelah kampus melalui keputusan-kep...
UGM experts warn that the Kopdes merah Putih program risks weakening economic democracy and village autonomy.
UGM expands collaboration with Dutch and German institutions in education, research, innovation, and student exchange.
UGM scholars urge empathetic policies as public anxiety rises over economic pressures and widening gaps with official narratives.
UGM sociologist urges safer reporting and tighter oversight after sexual violence cases in pesantren.
UGM Faculty of Engineering retains the term “teknik” despite new ministry guidelines on engineering nomenclature.
The weakening rupiah is intensifying economic pressure on Indonesia’s middle class and threatening social stability.
UGM expert urges fair fiscal transfers and collaborative governance to strengthen regional autonomy in Indonesia.
