Clean water is necessary for the community, including in Yogyakarta City. The high population density in Yogyakarta City drives the increasing demand for clean water among its residents.
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SDG 3: Good Helath and Well-Being
The Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) is grappling with a pressing issue-it remains the region with the highest income inequality in Indonesia. This stark disparity is measured through the Gini ratio released by the Central […].
The Faculty of Economics and Business at Universitas Gadjah Mada (FEB UGM) has a variety of initiatives and programs to support its students’ studies. One unique program provides students free healthy food and beverages during […].
A collective of 278 runners, united in their commitment to a noble cause, participated in a charity run organized by the Ikatan Keluarga Mahasiswa Manajemen (Ikamma) of the Faculty of Economics and Business at Gadjah […].
When you hear the name Micdash, what comes to mind? This name is undoubtedly familiar to the academic community of FEB UGM. Most people will immediately think of studies, workshops, and dissemination related to microeconomics..
Multi-stakeholder collaboration is essential to answer challenges and maximize opportunities in efforts to transform Indonesia towards a green economy. This came to the fore in the Green Economy Talkshow, which was one of a series […].
The Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) UGM, as part of UGM, has a solid commitment to becoming a sustainable campus. This aligns with the new vision and mission set to become a leading economics […].
The price of rice in Indonesia has increased significantly in recent times. The increase in rice prices reached IDR 18,000 per kg at the end of February 2024, becoming the country’s highest record in the […].
With its new mission, UGM’s Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) is committed to supporting sustainable development goals (SDG). This support is manifested in various educational, research and community service activities..
FEB UGM economist, Artidiatun Adji, M.Ec., Ph.D., said that excise on packaged sweetened drinks (MBDK) is feasible to implement immediately in Indonesia. “So far, an average of 95 percent of government excise revenue comes from […].