SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
UGM professor highlights challenges in coffee productivity and farmers’ welfare despite Indonesia’s growing coffee industry.
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.
Pukat UGM warns that the planned import of 105,000 pickup trucks lacks transparency and risks corruption.
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.
UGM pediatrician urges increased vaccination coverage as suspected measles cases in Indonesia reach 8,224 in early 2026.
Japanese and UGM students collaborate in a 10-day community service program in Bantul through the SUIJI-SLP 2026 initiative.
UGM professor warns snare traps threaten wildlife after a Sumatran elephant calf was found dead in Tesso Nilo National Park, Riau.
UGM’s Faculty of Dentistry celebrates its 78th anniversary by strengthening dental sociopreneurship through education, research, and technology.
UGM psychiatrist Dr. Ronny Tri Wirasto explains how disrupted sleep and biological rhythms can affect emotions, metabolism, and health.
Anies Baswedan calls on students to critically read social realities and revive the spirit of Iqra during a tarawih sermon at UGM.
UGM doctor advises limiting sugary foods at iftar to prevent blood sugar spikes and maintain health during Ramadan fasting.
UGM professor warns marine wildlife research and conservation in Indonesia remain limited despite the nation’s vast biodiversity.
UGM and Mayapada Group collaborate on education, medical research, and healthcare innovation to improve services and human resources in Indonesia.
Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM calls for a review of Indonesia’s participation in the Board of Peace following recent geopolitical developments.
UGM expert explains how fasting during Ramadan triggers autophagy, improving metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and emotional stability.
UGM students support post-disaster recovery in Sumatra through KKN-PPM programs in infrastructure, health, and education.
UGM students win Silver Medal in Malaysia for Safe-Box, a non-electric storage system that keeps fruits and vegetables fresh longer.
UGM student Giga Aura Adkhy develops an AI mental health platform, Aika, which wins first place at the EDU Chain Hackathon 2025.
UGM expert warns that US imports without halal certification and tax could threaten Indonesia’s local livestock businesses.

