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Our actions and goals
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Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development
Strategic alliances and partnerships formed between individuals, organizations, or nations that align with and actively contribute to achieving shared objectives. These synergistic connections leverage collective resources, expertise, and actions to effectively pursue and attain established ambitions or targets.
Universitas Indonesia actively builds strategic partnerships with regional NGOs and the government to promote sustainable policies in achieving the SDGs, particularly in environmental conservation, health, and local economic empowerment. UI collaborates with regional NGOs and government bodies to support policies that align with sustainability goals related to environmental preservation, health, and economic empowerment of local communities. Under SDG 17, the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP UI) and various other faculties leverage these collaborations to strengthen development initiatives that positively impact society. One example is the partnership between the UI Faculty of Pharmacy and the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) to utilize marine biota as raw materials for pharmaceuticals, aiming to sustainably develop pharmaceutical products based on Indonesia’s marine biodiversity.
Additionally, the Institute for Economic and Social Research (LPEM FEB UI) organizes events to raise awareness and capacity in sustainable finance. Events such as the “Seminar on Green Finance: A Lesson Learned From The Republic of Korea” and “Assessing Physical and Transition Risk of Climate Change” provide insights into the importance of impactful investments to support the transition towards a carbon-neutral society in Asia. Through initiatives like ECONOMIX Compassion Act and seminars like “The Direction of Indonesia’s Economic, Education, and Health Policies,” UI continues to support sustainability pathways by emphasizing the importance of collaborative research and innovative approaches to environmentally responsible development that benefits local communities.
Partnership between UI Faculty of Pharmacy and BRIN
Collaboration between Academic Community and BPOM
Seminar on Green Finance: A Lesson Learned From The Republic of Korea LPEM FEB UI
ECONOMIX COMPASSION ACT: SUPPORTING THE PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY
Impact Investing for a Transition towards Zero-Carbon Society in Asia
Seminar on the Direction of Indonesia’s Economic, Education, and Health Policies, LPEM FEB UI
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences (FIA UI) also contributes to Indonesia’s energy transition efforts by initiating discussions on the Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM), proposed as a solution for Indonesia to accelerate the phase-out of coal-fired power plants. This initiative demonstrates UI’s concrete support for a cleaner and more environmentally friendly energy transition agenda and its commitment to providing strategic input to the government on sustainable energy policies. In the field of economic empowerment, the Student Executive Board of Vocational Studies (BEM Vokasi UI) participates in a program to develop MSMEs in the Kubang Baros Tourism Village in collaboration with the local government. This program aims to harness the economic potential of local communities through community-based tourism by providing training and support for sustainable MSME management. This initiative not only helps improve the economic welfare of the community but also encourages community involvement in preserving local culture and the environment. Through these various initiatives, UI demonstrates its role as an educational institution that not only focuses on research but also makes a tangible contribution to policy development in line with SDG goals in partnership with regional stakeholders.
Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) as a Solution for Indonesia’s Coal Phase-Out
COVID-19 Pandemic Lessons Dissemination from Indonesia
The Future of Green Financing in Indonesia: Perspectives from BPDLH
The 8th InaHEA Biennial Scientific Meeting 2023 FEB UI
Development of MSMEs in Kubang Baros Tourism Village, BEM Vocational Studies UI
Universitas Indonesia continues to foster cross-sector dialogue to support the achievement of the SDGs through collaborative initiatives with various stakeholders. At The 3rd UI I-Gov Expo 2023, UI reinforced sustainable digital transformation through the penta helix collaboration model, which involves the government, academia, industry, media, and the community. This expo highlighted the importance of cross-sector collaboration to achieve SDGs in education, health, and the environment. Additionally, UI organized the International Conference on Investment, Trade, and Sustainable Development with the Faculty of Law, discussing sustainable trade and green investment from an Indonesia-European Union policy perspective, as well as an international conference on public participation in lawmaking, emphasizing the role of society in fostering inclusive and transparent policymaking.
The 3rd UI I-Gov Expo 2023: Enhancing Digital Transformation Through Pentahelix Collaboration
Research Project about Protecting Children from Air Pollution Psikologi UI
Seminar Pathways Towards Economic Security in Indonesia FEB UI
Webinar Rethinking Global Cooperation in the Fractured World LPEM FEB UI
Guest Lecture on ESG and Sustainability in the Energy Industry FEB UI
PRESS CONFERENCE: INDONESIA ECONOMIC OUTLOOK Q1-2023
International Conference on Investment, Trade, and Sustainable Development FH UI
International Conference on Public Participation in Legislative Lawmaking FH UI
The Vocational Education Program at Universitas Indonesia also contributes through ICVEAST 2023, an international conference promoting technological innovation for sustainable development. This event brings together international academics and practitioners to discuss technology and industries that support sustainability goals. The Faculty of Public Health (FKM UI) and the Faculty of Psychology have launched research on protecting children from air pollution, while the School of Environmental Science (SIL UI) hosted a symposium on hydropower challenges in Indonesia and sustainable funding for the energy transition. At the level of local government partnerships, UI has established partnerships with the City of Pariaman and Pasangkayu Regency through SKSG UI, focusing on urban resilience and academic and research programs. These initiatives strengthen UI’s role as a catalyst for change through productive dialogue to address global challenges, ensuring effective synergy among academia, practitioners, government, and communities for shared prosperity and a sustainable environment.
International Conference on Vocational Education Applied Science and Technology (ICVEAST) 2023
UI Vocational Held ICVEAST 2023 International Conference
Implementation of Climate-Related Financial Risk in Indonesia SIL UI
Symposium on Opportunities and Challenges of Hydropower in Indonesia SIL UI
Sustainable Funding for Energy Transition SIL UI
Cooperation Agreement between the City of Pariaman and SKSG UI on Urban Resilience
Universitas Indonesia continues to strengthen international collaboration to support the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through data collection and strategic partnerships. A concrete step taken by UI is hosting the ICVEAST 2023 conference, which brought together international academics and practitioners to discuss sustainable development and technological innovation. This event served as a strategic platform for UI to solidify its position as an international collaboration hub committed to achieving the SDGs, involving various stakeholders from education and industry sectors to engage in dialogue on sustainability solutions. This initiative enhances UI’s global reputation while providing the academic community a space to collect data and share knowledge relevant to global development goals.
Accelerating Green Finance in Belt and Road Initiative Countries, LPEM FEB UI
Universitas Indonesia is also actively involved in organizing cross-country activities with international organizations, including collaboration with ALSA Indonesia, which gathers participation from law students worldwide. Through these activities, UI promotes SDG capacity building by bringing together students from various countries to discuss international legal issues and cross-cultural understanding. This collaboration not only strengthens UI’s international network but also shapes future leaders with awareness and skills to support sustainable development. Additionally, through the Faculty of Public Health and the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, UI has initiated data collection through digital platforms and online seminars, particularly related to global health and public policy, which are widely accessible to the international academic community. By supporting open data accessible globally, UI significantly contributes to SDG achievement, providing crucial information that aids in better policy formulation.
Universitas Indonesia strengthens its position on the international stage through activities like the Accelerating Green Finance in Belt and Road Initiative Countries seminar by LPEM FEB UI and collaboration with NTT DATA Japan facilitated by SKSG UI. These initiatives highlight UI’s commitment to building cross-sector dialogue platforms, expanding global networks, and driving concrete efforts that support sustainability, reinforcing UI’s reputation as an academic institution focused on achieving the SDGs at an international level.
UI Strengthens Global Academic Reputation with ICVEAST 2023 Conference
UI Enhances Global Academic Reputation Through Collaboration with SITE JUVE China
Universitas Indonesia actively strengthens international collaborations to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A concrete example of this collaboration is UI’s participation in various international conferences, such as The 9th AsianSIL Conference 2023, which focuses on international legal issues. This event brings together legal experts from across Asia for open discussions on cross-border issues relevant to the SDGs. Additionally, UI’s involvement in HCCH Asia Pacific Week 2023 promotes the exchange of ideas on legal solutions to global challenges, enhancing UI’s academic reputation internationally while contributing to the development of fair, sustainable policies for the global community. The UI Vocational ICVEAST 2023 also serves as a key platform uniting academics and practitioners worldwide to discuss innovative technology and sustainable development, strengthening UI’s role as a collaboration hub promoting eco-friendly technology and sustainability solutions in industry and education.
The 9th Biennial Conference of the Asian Society of International Law (2023)
UI Strengthens Academic Reputation Globally
In the field of research, UI collaborates with international institutions and uses platforms like Scopus to broaden perspectives on sustainability issues, including climate change, clean energy, and natural resource management. Through this research, UI aims to provide global references that other countries can utilize in their SDG pursuits. Beyond academics, UI also partners with governments and NGOs on sustainability initiatives, such as the Faculty of Administrative Sciences’ sustainable development project with public and private partners. By engaging local communities and offering environmental awareness training, UI strengthens its position as a driver of change toward shared prosperity. These initiatives demonstrate UI’s active role in fostering cross-sector collaboration with a commitment to using knowledge as a tool for global solutions.
8th InaHEA Biennial Scientific Meeting 2023 FEB UI
Universitas Indonesia demonstrates a strong commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through collaborations with various NGOs and active student participation in initiatives that promote community welfare and environmental conservation. Among these, students from the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB UI) participate in a community service program, Instilling a Sustainable Consumption Mindset in Elementary School Students, aimed at teaching the younger generation about the importance of responsible consumption patterns. FEB UI has also developed Organic Urban Farming within the Ibu Hebat Community in Depok, an empowerment program for women that teaches urban organic farming techniques to support family food security.
UI Students Actively Support SDG Achievement through Grand Summit UI SDGs Summit 2023
Community Service: Instilling a Sustainable Consumption Mindset in Elementary Students, FEB UI
Development of Organic Urban Farming in the Ibu Hebat Community, Depok, FEB UI
Their Learning Program, Independent Campus Dictionary (MBKM)
Makara Merah Bina Desa Community Service, Faculty of Law UI
Additionally, UI integrates the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) program, encouraging students to engage directly with communities through service and research activities. The Faculty of Law, through the Makara Merah Bina Desa program in Cangkring Village, Indramayu, provides education on economic empowerment and legal issues, supporting sustainable resource management within the community. The Faculty of Administrative Sciences (FIA UI), the Faculty of Medicine (FK UI), and the Faculty of Psychology also contribute to the SDGs through collaborations in critical sectors, emphasizing the importance of inclusive and transparent governance.
Beyond programs involving students at the local level, UI Vocational Studies actively collaborates with NGOs on SDG-related programs, extending positive impacts in local communities through various environmental and economic empowerment activities. Through these initiatives, UI not only reinforces its commitment to the SDGs but also actively builds synergy among educational institutions, government, NGOs, and communities. This collaboration strengthens UI’s position as an institution committed to comprehensive sustainability at both national and international levels.
Systematic dissemination of documents that meticulously outline progress, setbacks, and insights regarding the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These reports serve as accountability tools, fostering transparency, informing stakeholders, and guiding policy for advancing global sustainable development.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to supporting SDG 1, “No Poverty,” through regularly publishing transparent and accountable SDG reports. With a focus on openness, these reports highlight UI’s impact on poverty alleviation programs, including collaborations with UMKM in the Greater Jakarta area. In these programs, UI provides financial training for UMKM to enhance their skills in bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax filing. Additionally, UI’s SDG report documents the achievements of the Vokhumfest program, which supports digital promotion for local UMKM, boosting their visibility and sales on online platforms. This publication not only documents progress but also offers a model for other institutions in poverty alleviation efforts. Through a transparent, data-driven approach, UI ensures its contributions to SDG 1 are accessible to the public and have a wide-reaching impact.
Universitas Indonesia remains committed to achieving SDG 2, “Zero Hunger,” by enhancing public awareness and taking concrete actions for food security. Through periodic SDG reports, UI highlights various initiatives to address food issues and malnutrition. Among these efforts, UI has developed a Sustainable Food Curriculum and a Smart Agriculture program to train students in eco-friendly farming techniques and food resource management. Furthermore, agricultural innovation programs like soil sensor usage and data-based applications support farmers in improving productivity and food resilience. The report also notes UI’s collaboration with stakeholders, including government and NGOs, in organizing seminars and training for communities. Through education, research, and collaboration, UI actively contributes to alleviating hunger and promoting sustainable development.
Universitas Indonesia reinforces its commitment to SDG 3, “Good Health and Well-being,” by publishing SDG reports documenting various health improvement efforts nationally and globally. These reports highlight UI’s key role in tackling issues like stunting and malnutrition through the establishment of the Positive Deviance Resource Center (PDRC) and the Stunting Resource Center (SRC). Additionally, UI supports health resilience through COVID-19 research innovations, including disinfection booths and rapid testing tools. Through cross-sector collaborations with government and international institutions, UI has also developed telemedicine programs to serve remote communities. These published reports enhance UI’s transparency in informing the public about its health programs’ impact, ensuring public engagement in achieving SDG 3, and supporting Indonesia’s long-term public health goals.
Universitas Indonesia continues its commitment to achieving SDG 4, “Quality Education,” by publishing SDG reports that outline various educational and literacy improvement initiatives. UI has developed the Indonesian Digital Online Learning System (IDOLS) and the e-Learning Management System (EMAS), which broaden access to quality education. Through these digital platforms, UI offers sustainability-focused courses, covering topics like green technology and clean energy management, equipping students with a deep understanding of global challenges. UI also actively organizes seminars and conferences involving academics, government, and international communities, creating a space for inclusive and innovative discussions. These reports affirm UI’s dedication to providing equitable and inclusive educational access, supporting SDG 4 sustainably.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to achieving SDG 5, “Gender Equality,” through various inclusive programs and policies documented in its SDG reports. UI integrates a Gender Equality course into the curriculum, offering students in-depth knowledge on gender issues, including discrimination and gender roles in society. The Green Campus program and gender awareness campaigns through seminars and workshops enhance gender literacy among students and educators. UI also provides special scholarships for women from underprivileged backgrounds, supporting equal access to higher education. Additionally, UI offers lactation facilities and maternity leave policies to support women’s well-being. These initiatives reflect UI’s commitment to creating an inclusive campus environment, empowering women, and supporting sustainable development goals.
Universitas Indonesia remains committed to achieving SDG 6, “Clean Water and Sanitation,” through the publication of SDG reports highlighting various sustainability efforts in water management. UI has adopted recycling and rainwater harvesting technologies to optimize water use on campus, reducing reliance on external sources and providing eco-friendly sanitation. Wastewater treatment programs in faculties such as Law, Medicine, and Engineering help minimize waste and support conservation. The report covers initiatives like infiltration wells and water filtration systems, benefiting the campus community and surrounding areas through outreach programs. These steps allow UI to provide sustainable water access on campus while raising public awareness on the importance of sanitation and clean water as part of its commitment to SDG 6.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to achieving SDG 7, “Affordable and Clean Energy,” by publishing reports on initiatives in renewable energy and energy conservation. Through research programs and eco-friendly installations like solar panels and wind turbines on campus, UI reduces dependence on fossil fuels and promotes energy efficiency. The “UI Peduli Energi” program also involves students in renewable energy projects within the campus community. With energy-focused curricula and internship programs, UI prepares graduates to address future energy challenges. The report highlights UI’s role in raising public awareness through renewable energy campaigns, seminars, and environmental festivals, fostering greater public participation in the clean energy transition. These initiatives reinforce UI’s position as a pioneer in sustainable energy implementation in Indonesia.
Universitas Indonesia supports SDG 8, “Decent Work and Economic Growth,” through SDG report publications highlighting its contribution to sustainable economic growth. UI held the UI CISE Expo 2023, connecting students and alumni with over 36 national and international companies, creating job and internship opportunities for more than 3,500 participants. This event was supported by Indonesia’s Minister of Manpower, who emphasized the importance of UI’s collaboration in reducing unemployment. Additionally, UI’s Institute for Economic and Social Research reports on the digital sector’s contribution to Indonesia’s GDP through companies like GoTo. With entrepreneurial training programs, industry-collaborative research, and relevant skill development, UI plays a significant role in promoting inclusive economic growth and creating decent jobs, supporting SDG 8 in Indonesia.
Universitas Indonesia supports SDG 9, “Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure,” through sustainable initiatives documented in its SDG report. One of UI’s key steps is implementing green technology, including solar panel installations on 10 campus buildings and comprehensive waste management that has reduced plastic waste by 30%. UI also runs innovative research programs in biotechnology and green energy and strengthens collaboration with industry sectors to develop eco-friendly solutions. Certified internship programs give students opportunities to apply theory to practice, enhancing their professional skills. UI also established a business incubator to support startups through mentoring and access to business networks. Through these efforts, UI not only facilitates education and innovation but also makes significant contributions to sustainable economic development in alignment with SDG 9.
Universitas Indonesia supports the achievement of SDG 10, “Reduced Inequalities,” through report publications summarizing various efforts to address social and economic disparities. One key UI initiative is providing affirmative scholarships for students from underdeveloped and disadvantaged regions, ensuring inclusive access to higher education for underserved groups. This scholarship program includes living allowances and academic support, helping students from low-income backgrounds adapt and thrive on campus. Additionally, UI offers disability-friendly facilities such as ramps and special elevators to support campus inclusivity. In partnership with the government and international organizations, UI also develops entrepreneurship training and business incubation programs for students from underprivileged economic backgrounds. These initiatives reinforce UI’s commitment to supporting SDG 10 in Indonesia.
Universitas Indonesia actively supports SDG 11, “Sustainable Cities and Communities,” through various innovative programs documented in its SDG report. UI integrates green technology and eco-friendly practices in campus planning, constructing green-certified buildings, installing solar panels, and developing green spaces covering 30% of the campus area. UI has also launched sustainable transportation programs, including electric bus services and bike-sharing facilities, to reduce vehicle emissions. Through platforms like IDOLS, UI offers wide-access courses on environmental and sustainability issues. UI collaborates with local communities, implementing waste management programs on Panggang Island and environmental education at Al Hikam Islamic Boarding School. These initiatives demonstrate UI’s commitment to being a model of sustainable community, promoting cross-sector collaboration, and contributing to inclusive and environmentally-friendly urbanization.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to supporting SDG 12, “Responsible Consumption and Production,” through policies and innovations focused on reducing environmental impact. UI implements green technologies, such as solar panels and waste recycling systems, to efficiently manage campus resources. The campus has reduced energy consumption by 12% and successfully recycled 45% of its organic waste. UI’s zero-waste program educates students and staff on reducing single-use plastics, promoting a more sustainable lifestyle. Additionally, UI collaborates with the government and industry to develop sustainability projects, like waste-to-energy conversion. By leveraging research outcomes and strategic partnerships, UI serves as a model for sustainable campus practices, emphasizing responsible consumption and production, and strengthening its role in achieving SDG 12.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to supporting SDG 13, “Climate Action,” through the publication of SDG reports documenting climate mitigation and adaptation initiatives. UI applies eco-friendly technologies on campus, such as solar panels and a zero-waste policy, to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency. Six artificial lakes on campus also serve as water reservoirs and support biodiversity. In research, UI develops technologies like Landslide 2.0 for disaster mitigation and collaborates with international organizations on weather pattern change projects. Educational activities, such as seminars on climate law, enrich students and academic staff with knowledge on the importance of climate action. Through green campus policies, research, and partnerships, UI serves as a proactive change agent addressing climate challenges sustainably.
Universitas Indonesia supports SDG 14, “Life Below Water,” through various initiatives focused on marine ecosystem conservation. In its SDG report, UI highlights research programs and policies aimed at reducing marine pollution and protecting coral reefs. UI implements coral reef monitoring projects, collecting data on reef conditions in Indonesian waters to inform conservation policies. UI also develops eco-friendly technology to mitigate plastic pollution, collaborating with international organizations to design technology for marine waste detection and collection. Alongside research, UI organizes seminars and training for students and the public to raise awareness of the importance of marine ecosystems. Collaboration with the government and global organizations allows UI to expand the impact of marine conservation programs, establishing UI as a committed center for marine sustainability in Indonesia.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to achieving SDG 15, “Life on Land,” through various conservation initiatives detailed in its SDG report. UI runs critical land rehabilitation programs, tree planting, and biodiversity monitoring in campus conservation forest areas, involving students, researchers, and local communities. These programs aim to protect biodiversity and raise awareness of the importance of terrestrial ecosystems. UI also develops science-based technology for forest conservation and contributes to the formulation of sustainable natural resource management policies. Additional initiatives include expanding green spaces on campus and collaborating with government and NGOs on national and international conservation projects. Through education, research, and partnerships, UI actively participates in preserving land ecosystems as part of its ongoing efforts to achieve SDG 15.
Universitas Indonesia actively supports the achievement of SDG 16, “Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions,” by publishing reports detailing initiatives that promote transparent and inclusive governance. UI implements good governance policies through regular audits and evaluations to ensure that all policies and activities meet standards of accountability and sustainability. Additionally, UI supports anti-violence training and human rights protection for students and staff, as well as provides counseling services for victims of violence. UI has also developed a digital platform to facilitate open access to public information, including financial data and academic performance. Through collaboration with government and non-governmental organizations, UI is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and equitable campus environment, contributing to peaceful and just community development.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to supporting SDG 17, “Partnerships for the Goals,” by mobilizing cross-sector collaboration at both national and international levels. Through partnerships with the government, private sector, and international organizations such as UNDP and ADB, UI promotes innovation in renewable energy research, environmental technology, and community training. Programs like Erasmus+ and partnerships with global universities enhance academic mobility and expand UI’s international network. UI also hosts innovation forums, such as the UI Innovation Festival, involving industry partners in sustainable product development. These partnership initiatives enable UI to address global challenges like climate change and social inequality. By strengthening synergy between academia and other sectors, UI serves as a catalyst for achieving inclusive and green technology-based sustainable development in Indonesia.
The dedicated integration of Sustainable Development Goals into educational curricula, offering specialized and impactful learning experiences that emphasize the importance of sustainability, and preparing students to contribute to global sustainability efforts through informed knowledge and action.
Universitas Indonesia is committed to supporting meaningful education in achieving the SDGs, particularly through developing digital platforms that facilitate access to quality education. Through systems like IDOLS (Integrated Digital and Online Learning System) and EMAS (e-Learning Management System), UI provides a structured and interactive online learning experience. These platforms are designed to support learning processes that align with modern advancements, enabling students to flexibly take courses and access educational materials on sustainable development. With the support of technology, UI strives to ensure that students from diverse backgrounds have equal opportunities to receive education focused on achieving the SDGs.
Education for SDGs, Faculty of Medicine UI
In addition, UI strengthens SDG-relevant curricula across various study programs, such as the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs at the Faculty of Pharmacy, and programs at the Faculty of Public Health covering health, environmental, and social aspects. These curricula are designed to ensure that students not only acquire academic knowledge but also gain a profound understanding of their roles in achieving sustainable development goals. UI actively integrates SDG topics into courses, seminars, and research projects, enabling students to apply SDG concepts in real-life contexts. This initiative aims to cultivate a generation that is competent and responsible in creating a better world.
Bachelor’s Program Curriculum in Pharmacy UI
Pharmacist Program Curriculum in Pharmacy UI
Master’s Program Curriculum in Pharmacy UI
Doctoral Program Curriculum in Pharmacy UI
To expand the reach of SDG education, UI also builds partnerships with local and international institutions. These partnerships, initiated by faculties such as the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine, and others, involve cross-sectoral dialogues to discuss SDG implementation across various fields. This collaboration includes seminars, workshops, and conferences that emphasize capacity development and the sharing of best practices in education for the SDGs. Through these collaborations, UI acts as a catalyst in strengthening networks and sharing knowledge on sustainable development, advancing the global commitment to the SDGs through inclusive and sustainable education.
Number of Courses Offered on Environment and Sustainability, FEB UI
Education for SDGs commitment to meaningful education Vokasi UI
Universitas Indonesia continues to strengthen its role in supporting the achievement of the SDGs by offering specialized courses focused on sustainability. Through various educational programs and seminars, UI provides students and the general public with insights and skills to understand and address global sustainability challenges. These courses are designed to introduce sustainability concepts across fields such as business, leadership, and global and strategic studies.
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One concrete example is the Business Sustainability Forum held at UI, where experts and business practitioners discuss the importance of a sustainable business ecosystem in an era of uncertainty. This forum helps participants understand how sustainability has become a key factor in the modern business world. Additionally, UI hosts seminars such as Women’s and Youth Leadership in Achieving the 2030 SDGs, which emphasizes the critical role of young leaders in achieving SDG targets, especially in social and environmental sectors. UI also organizes the International Conference on Strategic and Global Studies, facilitating international dialogue on global sustainability issues. These seminars provide participants with a deep understanding of how sustainability strategies can be integrated into various aspects of life, from public policy to business practices. Through these initiatives, UI is committed to producing a generation capable of leading global efforts toward sustainable development.
SKSG UI Seminar: Women’s and Youth Leadership in Achieving the 2030 SDGs
The 7th International Conference on Strategic and Global Studies – SSGS UI
Universitas Indonesia plays an active role in supporting sustainable development goals through collaborations that enhance public awareness of global issues, especially SDG 17. A significant initiative involves educational activities aimed at the broader community to foster public awareness and encourage active participation in sustainable development. UI organizes various seminars, webinars, and conferences involving academics, the government, and local communities. For instance, through the IDOLS (Indonesian Digital Online Learning System) platform, UI offers sustainability-focused courses accessible to the wider public. These courses cover diverse topics such as cyber sovereignty, maritime regional development, and civil rights for the Papuan community, enriching public literacy on critical issues. Through these activities, UI creates an active dialogue
Community Service Outputs, FEB UI
UI Vocational Students Hold National Archiving Seminar
Digital Archiving for Sustainability and UI Green Metric
Secercah UI 2023, Community Service at Betawi Ngumpul RPTRA
Community Service PHARCARE 2023 MEMORIES, Pharmacy UI
Universitas Indonesia also supports sustainable education through interactive events like the Green School organized by the Faculty of Medicine. This event, designed as a community service activity in Cikini, educates children and families on the importance of environmental care. Additionally, through activities like the Blue Urban Conference discussing the concept of Blue Urbanism, UI broadens education outreach on sustainable urban environmental management. UI Vocational students also engage in national events focusing on digital archiving as part of UI Green Metric, integrating digitalization with sustainability. These efforts strengthen UI’s role as an institution that promotes cross-sector collaboration to achieve SDG 17, while also enriching community engagement in collective actions for sustainability. The School of Environmental Science (SIL UI) organizes a series of webinars highlighting issues like food waste and sustainable agriculture as part of efforts to achieve national food security. A webinar titled Study on Food Waste Issues and Sustainable Agriculture for Achieving Food Security in Indonesia discusses the significant impact of food waste on the environment and how sustainable agricultural practices can contribute to stronger food security. This discussion also offers participants insights into reducing food waste through responsible consumption patterns.
Additionally, SIL UI holds a study session titled Food Waste Issues Amidst the Global Food Crisis Due to Climate Change, which addresses the critical issue of the global food crisis exacerbated by climate instability. This study provides a deep understanding of the challenges in managing food waste in the face of climate instability and how sustainable practices can help mitigate the risks of a food crisis. These two initiatives underscore UI’s commitment to educating and providing solutions to complex food issues, highlighting environmental awareness and food security as key pillars for a sustainable future.
BlueUrban Conference | Between “Blue Urbanism” and Homeland
Fulfilled Civil Rights and Ecosoc Rights of Papuan Citizens, Indonesia as Part of Melanesia
Community Service PHARCARE 2023 MEMORIES, Pharmacy UI
Study on Food Waste Issues Amidst the Global Food Crisis Due to Climate Change, SIL UI
Universitas Indonesia remains committed to enhancing sustainability literacy among its academic community, aligning with the achievement of SDG 17, particularly in strengthening partnerships for sustainable development goals. Through various educational programs and campaigns, UI introduces the concept of sustainability literacy to students, faculty, and staff to help them understand and apply sustainability principles in everyday life, as well as in academic and research activities. One such initiative is the Green Campus program managed by the UI Faculty of Vocational Studies. This program aims to educate the academic community on the importance of environmental stewardship through simple yet impactful actions, such as reducing plastic use, proper waste management, and energy efficiency on campus. The program also integrates sustainable education into the curriculum, providing students with a deep understanding of environmental challenges and the solutions needed to address these issues.
Universitas Indonesia also facilitates access to learning materials related to sustainability, including guidebooks and sustainability literacy modules designed to support the implementation of the SDGs in various aspects of campus life. Through these measures, UI fosters an academic culture that promotes an understanding of sustainability, creating a young generation ready to contribute to sustainable development in Indonesia and globally.
Guidebook: Women Environmental Heroes – Great Women, Healthy Environment
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