FEB UGM installs 17 infiltration wells on campus as part of its “save water” campaign to support sustainable groundwater conservation.
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
BMKG predicts a weak La Niña from October 2025 to January 2026, which may lead to increased rainfall in several Indonesian regions.
UGM Student Creativity Program for Entrepreneurship (PKM-K) team creates Stivalution, an eco-friendly bio-pellet fuel made from plastic waste and rice husks to support sustainable industries...
UGM and Bina Antarbudaya educate Yogyakarta high school students on sustainable household waste management.
UGM environmental health researcher Dr. Annisa Utami Rauf urges more decisive actions to reduce plastic use and prevent microplastic health risks.
Former Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi urges global cooperation to anticipate future water, food, and energy crises at Astechnova 2025.
UGM’s expert warns that students cannot detect unsafe food in the Free Nutritious Meal program and calls for stricter processing controls.
UGM students find that antipsychotic drugs may inhibit fungal resistance mechanisms, offering a new, affordable therapy against Candida albicans.
UGM students develop a community-based waste management model combining local participation and business innovation for sustainable solutions.
UGM’s Lokalogi Community launches a student waste bank to promote responsible consumption and waste management across campus.
UGM doctoral student studies remdesivir’s effectiveness in treating COVID-19, finding it works best within the first seven days of symptoms.
UGM expert Professor Wiratni explains the opportunities and challenges of Indonesia’s Waste-to-Energy project, planned to operate in 2027.
Child allergy cases in Indonesia continue to rise. A UGM pediatrician highlights causes, prevention, and the importance of accurate diagnosis.
UGM researchers investigate the impact of knife sharpness and certified halal slaughterers on chicken meat quality and animal welfare.
UGM and Pertamina inaugurated the Watu Macan Reservoir in Blora to support water conservation, community empowerment, and ecosystem sustainability.
Researchers from UGM, USU, and Universiti Malaya highlight strategies, innovations, and technologies to combat malaria and dengue in tropical regions.
UGM awards a doctorate to Shinta Dewi Novitasari for research on Gen Z food waste behavior and its impact on sustainable food security.
UGM ranks first nationally in the 2025 Matching Fund Program with 11 research proposals funded, showcasing innovation with real impact for society.
Three UGM research teams win grants in the Semesta program, advancing food security, infrastructure innovation, and vocational ecosystem development.
UGM’s expert warns against unnecessary deworming pill use, urging better hygiene and sanitation as key measures to prevent worm infections.
UGM experts stress spatial planning, green spaces, and community resilience as key to reducing flash flood risks in Bali and NTT.
UGM, in collaboration with partners, released 5,000 yellow rasbora fish into the Baros River, Bantul Regency, to support conservation and food security.
UGM experts link the toddler’s death from worm infection in Sukabumi to poor sanitation, open defecation, and lack of community awareness.
UGM and UHO community service students support flood relief in Moolo Village, backed by local leaders and UGM’s DERU for sustainable recovery efforts.
More than 2.2 billion people lack safe water access, UN envoy warns at UGM seminar on global and national water security challenges.
Retno Marsudi motivates new UGM students to uphold humanity, face global challenges, and become agents of change.
Professor Dwi Siswanta of UGM emphasizes biopolymer engineering as an innovative green solution for environmental, food, and health sustainability.
UGM KKN team installs water filters in Karangwotan to convert hard water into clean water, helping locals manage resources and reduce household expenses.
UGM students bring education and hope to Atuka, a remote village in Papua, where communities thrive despite limited access to basic needs.
UGM and Singapore University of Social Sciences partner for an Environmental Governance short course, fostering global understanding and young leadership in complex environmental issues.