SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
UGM experts investigate recurring fires at a resident’s home in Sleman to identify the causes and recommend mitigation measures.
UGM distributes sacrificial animals and promotes sustainable meat packaging using teak leaves as part of Eid al-Adha community service activities.
UGM Faculty of Dentistry secured eight Top 100 global rankings in WURI 2026, including two first-place innovation awards.
Experts urge stronger disaster literacy, mitigation, and preparedness to address the potential threat of a Java megathrust earthquake.
UGM students and communities planted 1,000 mangroves in Kulon Progo to strengthen coastal resilience and support environmental restoration.
UGM contributed two sacrificial cattle to the UGM Campus Mosque as part of its Eid al-Adha celebrations and community outreach.
UGM students secured second place at the IPA Convex 2026 Student Debate Competition, arguing on energy issues.
UGM’s Gamagora 7 rice variety is being tested in East Kalimantan to support rainfed farming and strengthen food security.
UGM and Agrinas Palma Nusantara partner to advance sustainable agriculture, food security, and the development of strategic commodities.
UGM’s Saekedelai program promotes smart farming to boost soybean production and reduce Indonesia’s reliance on imports.
UGM and Kemenpora RI expand cooperation in youth development, sport science, and innovation-based sports programs.
Jogja Run D-City gathered 6,000 participants and raised Rp1 billion in scholarships for UGM students.
UGM public lecture discusses Indonesia’s diplomatic strategy amid changing global geopolitical dynamics.
UGM trains students in Yogyakarta in road safety through a MOOC-based program that promotes a sustainable traffic safety culture.
UGM’s ICERM 2026 gathered 60 researchers from five countries to discuss sustainable human resource management.
UGM experts urge more adaptive social protection systems for informal and digital workers in Indonesia.
UGM and NUS students exchange ideas on food welfare and sustainability through the Southeast Asia Friendship Initiative.
UGM and the North Lombok Regency Government discussed collaboration on cultural heritage research, date palm cultivation, education, and community empowerment initiatives.
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 and DKP DIY release thousands of native fish fry to conserve Wisdom Park Lake and aquatic ecosystems in Yogyakarta.
UGM expands partnerships in Lampung to strengthen human resources, applied research, and regional development.
UGM expert calls for stronger legal protections and welfare measures for medical interns in Indonesia.
National milk production fulfills only 23 percent of Indonesia’s consumption demand, prompting calls for stronger collaboration.
UGM expert highlights methane risks at Bantargebang and recommends capture technology to achieve cleaner energy and emissions cuts.
UGM Faculty of Psychology receives AJT rights to expand a CHC-based cognitive test for research-driven assessment in Indonesia.
UGM, the Ministry of Agriculture, and PT SGN collaborate to optimize KHDTK land for food and energy self-sufficiency.
BPH Migas ensures fuel availability and equitable distribution amid rising global oil prices and logistical challenges.
UGM strengthens strategic partnerships with leading universities in Taiwan to expand academic exchange and research collaboration.
UGM and BNI inaugurate a new co-working space to support learning, collaboration, and student creativity.

