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The Organic Waste Management Task Force Team Provides Training on Waste Management at Patehan Village, Kraton, Yogyakarta

News ReleaseWaste Management Friday, 28 June 2024

On Wednesday (22/5), the Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology, UGM, conducted training on organic waste management for residents of Patehan Village, Kraton, Yogyakarta. The training was guided by Harjito and Nanang, who were directly supervised by the Task Force Chairman, Soenarwan Hery Poerwanto, M.Kes., and attended by 15 people, led by Mrs. Sri Marpinjun.


This training was a response to a request letter from the residents of Patehan Village. “We have tried composting with various methods, but there are still many challenges that weaken the residents’ enthusiasm,” said Sri, explaining the reason for the training request. “The long decomposition time in our densely populated housing creates problems,” Sri added. The Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology, UGM, has a formula that can accelerate composting, namely Bioferti 2023. Composting with the Bioferti 2023 probiotic formula from the Faculty of Biology, UGM has proven capable of degrading organic waste in about 7-14 days, with organic fertilizer content of N (2.70%), P (0.62%), and K (68.3%), which meets organic fertilizer standards.

The mentoring program of the Organic Waste Management Task Force in Patehan Village, Kraton District, Yogyakarta, is one of the efforts to achieve SDGs 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) and SDGs 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). “We hope that the residents of Patehan Village will carry out organic waste composting independently, thereby reducing the burden of waste management and even becoming an example for residents in other villages in Yogyakarta,” said Hery, concluding the training (dus).

Faculty of Biology UGM Supports IKN as an Urban Biodiversity-Forest City in its Participation in the 1st International Conference on Forest City (ICFC) and INUCoST

News Release Sunday, 2 June 2024

Samarinda, 29-30 May 2024 – The Nusantara Capital Authority (IKN) collaborated with domestic and foreign institutions to organize the 1st International Conference on Forest City (ICFC) which was held at Universitas Mulawarman. At the international conference, the Faculty of Biology UGM participated, especially in discourses related to the study of biodiversity and the IKN environment through collaboration which will later be held through the INUCoST (Indonesian Netherland University Consortium on Sustainable Future) scheme. Delegates from the Faculty of Biology UGM included the Dean of the Faculty of Biology, Prof. Dr. Budi Setiadi Daryono, M.Agr.Sc. and Tyas Ikhsan Hikmawan, M.S., Ph.D., as a lecturer at the Faculty of Biology and PIC of the INUCoST Program from Universitas Gadjah Mada.


The 1st International Conference on Forest City (ICFC) focuses on efforts to restore tropical forests and biodiversity in the context of developing IKN as a modern forest city. In the conference, which was attended by participants from 12 countries, discussions emphasized research and technology issues in forest and biodiversity management, environmental management laws and regulations and their implementation, as well as network collaboration between practitioners, academics, and government also stakeholders.

Through this opportunity, the Dean of the Faculty of Biology, Universitas Gadjah Mada also discussed plans for the INUCoST program together with the INUCoST team from the Faculty of Biology UGM, the School of Life Technology, Bandung Institute of Technology, and the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Mulawarman University, which also collaborated with the Faculty of Science Universiteit Leiden, the Netherlands. In line with the program’s mission which supports Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the initiated program will focus on the topic of urban biodiversity and forest cities with the development of research related to biodiversity conservation, genetic diversity, food security, and the concept of Indonesian botanical plantations.

Also present in the discussion was the Dean of SITH ITB, Prof. Endah Sulistyowati, Chair of the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) Universitas Mulawarman, Prof. Widi Sunaryo, Director Hortus Botanicus Universiteit Leiden, Prof. Paul Kessler who was also the keynote speaker at the 1st International Conference on Forest City. It is hoped that this collaboration through INUCoST can support the development of urban planning of IKN in the aspects of biodiversity, ecology, environment and land and water ecosystems in realizing a modern forest city.

PkM MBKM Faculty of Biology UGM 2024: Empowering the Community of Kepuh Kulon RT 001, Wirokerten, Banguntapan, Bantul Through Utilizing Limited Land with Hydroponic Technology for Food Independence (Phase I)

Community Service Friday, 31 May 2024

The Community Service Team – Independent Learning Independent Campus (PkM-MBKM) of the Faculty of Biology UGM for the year 2024, chaired by Rina Sri Kasiamdari, Ph.D., has successfully conducted a series of Community Service activities at Kepuh Kulon RT 001, Wirokerten, Banguntapan, Bantul. The MBKM PKM program supports SDG 1 No Poverty, SDG 2 No Hunger, SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities, and SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production. The team, consisting of four students, namely Nurindah Musarofah, Hasna Nabila Kusumastuti, Cindy Adisty Rudi Ananda Putri, and Amalia Rizky Fauzi, focused on the theme of simple hydroponic cultivation technology to enhance community food independence. This program is designed to span two semesters. On the even semester, PkM-MBKM activities were conducted on Sunday, May 5, 2024, from 09:00 to 12:00 WIB at the residence of Mr. Zamzuri, the Head of RT 001 Kepuh Kulon. The activities included socialization and practical demonstrations of simple hydroponic cultivation utilizing a wick system. The event was warmly received by 22 residents of RT 001 Kepuh Kulon, as well as Mr. Sunartana, the Head of the Kepuh Kulon Hamlet. In his address, Mr. Sunartana expressed his hope that this program would evolve into a sustainable initiative to address local challenges, urging community members to support its continuity. Mrs. Rina emphasized that the program aims to bolster community food independence by maximizing limited land resources through hydroponic cultivation and encouraged residents to adopt hydroponic practices at their homes.

Socialization activities included providing information on the concept and benefits of hydroponics, suitable plant species for hydroponic cultivation, various hydroponic techniques, types of fertilizers and equipment, and procedures for implementing wick system hydroponics. The wick system was chosen for its simplicity, minimal requirement of tools and materials, and low maintenance costs. During the practical session, residents were divided into four groups of 6-8 individuals, each accompanied by a student mentor to facilitate independent practice. Participants engaged in activities such as seed selection, planting in rockwool, preparation of nutrient solutions, and transplanting seedlings. It is hoped that the residents’ enthusiasm and newly acquired skills will contribute to the sustainability of the program. Additionally, the PkM-MBKM team distributed sets of hydroponic tools to enable residents to continue practicing hydroponic cultivation at home. The PkM-MBKM program will be continued in the odd semester Academic Year 2024/2025 in September with activities to process hydroponic harvests into products that can be used for community food independence.

 

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Initial Coordination between the Faculty of Biology UGM and Kampung Satwa, Moyudan, Sleman, DIY for the Development of Edu-Ecotourism and Community Empowerment

Community Service Wednesday, 29 May 2024

On Saturday, May 18, 2024, the Partner Village Grant Team from the Faculty of Biology Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) 2024, led by Drs. Heri Sujadmiko, M.Si., and consisting of Abdul Razaq Chasani, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D., Dr. Rury Eprilurahman, S.Si., M.Sc., and Laksmindra Fitria, S.Si., M.Si., visited Kampung Satwa located at RT 06 RW 16 Padukuhan Kedung Banteng, Sumberagung Village, Moyudan District, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region 55563. This visit was the initial meeting for coordinating the community service program with titled “Development of Edu-Ecotourism in Kampung Satwa through Community Empowerment and Digitalization of Collection Information.” The meeting was attended by four key stakeholders: the RT head; Kampung Satwa managers represented by Mrs. Sarmiyati and Mr. Hanif Kurniawan (Mas Aan); the Wahana Gerakan Lestari Indonesia (Wagleri) Foundation, which mentors Kampung Satwa, represented by Mr. Susilo Irwanjasmoro and Mr. Yeni Setiawan; and representatives of the Kampung Satwa women Mrs. Warsiastuti, representatives from the Women’s Farming Group (KWT), Dasawisma, and PKK cadres.

The meeting discussed several planned activities for the next five months, aimed at developing the infrastructure and management of Kampung Satwa as a tourist destination focusing on education, ecology, and ex-situ conservation. There was also a discussion to renew the memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Faculty of Biology UGM and Kampung Satwa, which will expire in July 2024.

The meeting was opened by Mas Aan, followed by a presentation of the program by the team, and a discussion on the realization and technical implementation of the programs. The relaxed and engaging discussion resulted in several agreed-upon programs to be implemented shortly, namely:

1. Environmental Arrangement of Kampung Satwa
This activity is a form of community empowerment aimed at increasing interest in educational-themed tourism by improving infrastructure, facilities, and creating a more attractive and informative environment. With better environmental arrangements, visitors are expected to enjoy an educational, comfortable, and memorable tourism experience.

2. Integrated Waste Management Development
This program targets KWT women to address waste issues from tourism activities, including organic and inorganic waste. Through this activity, Kampung Satwa residents will learn effective and environmentally friendly waste management methods, helping maintain the cleanliness and sustainability of Kampung Satwa. Additionally, this program aims to educate visitors about environmental cleanliness, health, and personal hygiene.

3. Data Collection and Digitalization of Animal Information
This step ensures that animal data is up-to-date, well-organized, easily accessible, and sustainable. Structured and digital information will facilitate the management of animal collections and education for visitors and researchers. Besides being conducted by the IT and Creative Team of the Wagleri Foundation, this program involves children in Kampung Satwa in animal documentation.

4. Promotion of Kampung Satwa Tourism
The promotion and marketing of Kampung Satwa as a leading regional tourist destination will be conducted physically and digitally (audio-visual). This activity aims to attract a broader range of tourists, including students, researchers, and families, to promote environmental education from an early age.

5. Culinary Tourism and Development of Unique Kampung Satwa Products
This program targets KWT women skilled in cooking and crafting various handmade items. This activity has the potential to enhance Kampung Satwa’s reputation as a tourist destination while improving the welfare and economy of residents.

These programs align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and Goal 15 (Life on Land). Through these initiatives, Kampung Satwa is expected to become a practical example of sustainable educational tourism development, enhancing local community welfare and preserving the environment.

The Partner Village Grant Team from the Faculty of Biology UGM hopes to establish solid cooperation with all relevant parties, leading to positive and widespread impacts for Kampung Satwa residents and visitors. With a spirit of togetherness and innovation, let’s realize Kampung Satwa as a leading, eco-friendly, and sustainable edu-ecotourism destination. [TEAM]

[PkM-MBKM] Community Empowerment in Dusun Sendari, Tirtoadi Village, Mlati District, Sleman through Composting Education and Waste Bank Management

Community ServiceWaste Management Wednesday, 29 May 2024

Yogyakarta, May 26, 2024 – The Community Service Team of the Independent Learning Independent Campus (PkM MBKM) Faculty of Biology, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) 2024, spearheaded by three lecturers—Woro Anindito Sri Tunjung, Ph.D., Wahyu Aristyaning Putri, Ph.D., and Novita Yustinadiar, M.Si.—along with 10 students, conducted the second program in a series of PkM-MBKM activities in Dusun Sendari. This program focused on composting and the introduction of waste banks, aiming to enhance the community’s awareness and skills in independently and sustainably managing waste. The activity took place at RT03, RW19, Dusun Sendari, Tirtoadi Village, Mlati District, Sleman, Yogyakarta Special Region, on Sunday, May 26, 2024.


The activity was attended by 27 residents, including the village head (Pak Sumarta), the village head’s wife, and the RT leader (Pak Djijana). The event began with a pre-test and a prayer. The first presentation was delivered by Novita Yustinadiar, S.Si., M.Si., who explained the techniques for making compost from household organic waste. In this session, residents were invited to directly practice making compost using materials readily available around them. All participants were given brochures containing composting instructions and compost bags to use for practicing composting at home.

Next, the introduction to the waste bank was presented by Mr Farid Fakhrudin from the Rukun Makmur Waste Bank. He explained the importance of sorting inorganic waste and the benefits of managing a waste bank and waste donation for family economics and the environment. The participants were provided with an understanding of how a waste bank operates, the correct methods for collecting waste, and how inorganic waste can be processed into economically valuable products.

The event concluded with a post-test and the distribution of door prizes to residents who actively participated. Door prizes were awarded to 10 lucky residents through a fishbowl lottery. It is hoped that this activity will provide the community with broader insights and help them adopt cleaner and healthier living patterns through proper waste management. This activity supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG 11 on sustainable cities and communities, SDG 13 on climate action, and SDG 15 on life on land.

The Faculty of Biology UGM Open House: Facilitating Introduction of Faculty Research Topics to Students

News Release Monday, 22 April 2024

The 2024 Biology Open House and Research Topic Introduction (BIOENTRI) is an event organized by the Faculty of Biology UGM to introduce research topics led by faculty members to students. The purpose of BIOENTRI is to acquaint students with various research topics that faculty members are focusing on. The hope is that this event will inspire students for their thesis, facilitate the students to gather with supervisors whose research aligns with their interests, and enhance their understanding of research topics.


The event was attended by students of the Faculty of Biology UGM and lecturers from various subjects of interest as speakers. The event took place from Monday, April 22, 2024, to Thursday, April 25, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Rooms 1, 2, and 3 (as scheduled ) and Lobby 1, Building B, Sinarmas, Faculty of Biology UGM. The event led by MC Alifiansyah Sutama and began with an opening ceremony and prayer, followed by the singing of the national anthem “Indonesia Raya,” the Universitas Gadjah Mada hymn, and the Faculty of Biology’s march. The event continued by a welcome speech from Prof. Dr. Budi S. Daryono, M.Agr.Sc., the Dean of the Faculty of Biology UGM, and a group photo session. Subsequently, the activities included presentation sessions by each thesis supervisor.

The event not only introduced a variety of research topics relevant to the advancement of science but also to directly contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 4 on Quality Education. Through this event, students will also understand how the faculty members research positively impacts other SDGs goals, such as biodiversity protection, ecosystem restoration (Goals 13, 14, 15), and enhancing community well-being through innovations in biotechnology and natural resource management (Goals 9, 11, 13).

The Faculty of Biology UGM Establishes Collaboration with LAZNAS Yatim Mandiri, Bumi Sembada Waste Bank, and Jaringan Satwa Indonesia Foundation

CooperationHeadlineWaste Management Thursday, 14 March 2024

Yogyakarta, March 8, 2023 – The Faculty of Biology received a visit from three MBKM (Independent Learning – Independent Campus) partners. The event took place in the KPTU Meeting Room of the Faculty of Biology, UGM, welcomed by Prof.Dr. Budi Setiadi Daryono, M.Agr.Sc., the Dean of the Faculty of Biology. Also in attendance were representatives from LAZNAS Yatim Mandiri, the Jaringan Satwa Indonesia Foundation, and Bumi Sembada Waste Bank, as well as biology faculty members involved in the collaboration, including Wahyu Aristyaning Putri, S.Si., M.Sc., Ph.D., from the Biotechnology Laboratory; Novita Yustinadiar, S.Si., M.Si., from the Plant Development Structure Laboratory; and Dr. Dwi Sendi Priyono, S.Si., M.Si., from the Animal Systematics Laboratory.


Yatim Mandiri is a National Zakat Amil Institution owned by the Indonesian community, dedicated to uplifting the social dignity of orphans through ZISWAF funds (Zakat, Infaq, Shadaqah, Wakaf), as well as another lawful and legitimate fund, from individuals, groups, companies/institutions. Yatim Mandiri has established 46 service offices in 14 provinces in Indonesia. With its various self-reliance programs, Yatim Mandiri hopes to improve and spread its benefits widely. The Jaringan Satwa Indonesia Foundation is the Jakarta Animal Aid Network, known as JAAN, founded in February 2008 by Femke den Haas, Karin Franken, and Natalie Stewart as a platform for the community to report cases of animal abuse or to obtain information about animal welfare in Indonesia. Meanwhile, Bumi Sembada Waste Bank was founded in 2023 in Sukoharjo Padukuhan Besi Village, Sleman. There are 75 types of waste that the community can sell to the waste bank, with the expectation that the community will be more enthusiastic about sorting waste to improve the economy and help address the waste issues.

The purpose of the visit was to establish cooperation with the Faculty of Biology through the MBKM scheme, with three agreements for each partner. Professor Budi welcomed the initiation and expected that this cooperation would benefit all parties involved.

With the establishment of cooperation with these three partners, UGM’s Faculty of Biology hopes that the knowledge of biology can be beneficial to the wider community and also contribute to sustainable development goals (SDGs), particularly in the development of inclusive education (SDG 4) and sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11), through continuous collaboration and partnership building to achieve the goals (SDG 17).

The Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology at UGM Supports the Adiwiyata Program at SMKN 2 Yogyakarta

HeadlineNews ReleaseWaste Management Monday, 16 October 2023

Yogyakarta, October 12, 2023. The Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology actively participates in guiding the management of organic waste to support the National Green School Program (Adiwiyata) at SMK N 2 Jetis Yogyakarta. Adiwiyata Schools are environmentally conscious institutions that aim to create a healthy, clean, and beautiful environment. The Adiwiyata program aims to shape environmentally conscious and culturally aware schools capable of participating in and implementing environmental preservation efforts and sustainable development for the benefit of both present and future generations. “This year, SMK N 2 Jetis Yogyakarta has received recognition as a National-level Adiwiyata School,” stated the Head of School, Mr. Dodot Yuliantoro, S.Pd., MT.


The one-day workshop held on Wednesday, October 12, 2023, was attended by the School Principal, Vice Principal, Adiwiyata Teachers, Adiwiyata Students, and school cleaning staff. The workshop covered (1) General waste management presented by Soenarwan Hery Poerwanto, S.Si., M.Kes, who is also the Chairman of the Organic Waste Management Task Force at the Faculty of Biology UGM (2) Organic waste processing through various methods such as Vermicomposting, Fermentation (Bioferti 2023), POC production, and maggot cultivation using the stacked bucket method, as well as eco-enzyme production presented by Dwi Umi Siswanti, S.Si., M.Sc., who is also an Expert on the Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology (3) Practical composting using the Bioferti 2023 probiotic, with guidance from Suharjito and Danang from the Waste Management Task Force at the Faculty of Biology UGM. Participants showed great enthusiasm in attending the workshop and engaging in hands-on practice of organic waste processing, including shredding, mixing with the Bioferti 2023 probiotic with specific compositions, and using the starter culture. “Composting organic waste using Bioferti 2023, a probiotic from the Faculty of Biology, can degrade organic waste in about 7 to 14 days, and the resulting fertilizer meets the standards for community use,” said Suharjito during the compost-making practice. Guidance on organic waste processing will continue until the school’s cleaning staff and Adiwiyata program are self-sufficient in waste management.

The accompanying program by the Organic Waste Management Task Force at SMKN 2 Jetis, Yogyakarta, is one of the efforts to realize Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 (Good Health and Well Being) and SDGs 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). The Faculty of Biology at UGM hopes that the school will become self-reliant in managing both organic and inorganic waste (shp, 2023).

The Organic Waste Management Task Force of the Faculty of Biology at UGM Addresses Waste at Giwangan Market

HeadlineNews ReleaseWaste Management Monday, 16 October 2023

On Thursday, October 12, 2023, the Organic Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology UGM visited Giwangan Market in Yogyakarta to survey the infrastructure capacity and waste volume for organic waste management efforts. The task force, led by Soenarwan Hery Poerwanto, S.Si., M.Kes., consisted of expert team members Sukirno, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D., and Dwi Umi Siswanti, S.Si., M.Sc., along with task force members Suharjito and Danang. The team was received by Kelik Novidwyanto Wibowo, SE, the Head of TPS3R at Giwangan Market, along with Susilo and R. Dody Winardono, who oversees the market’s cleanliness under the Trade Department, and Agus from an NGO. This visit was a follow-up to the Tripartite meeting between the Faculty of Biology at UGM, TPS3R Giwangan Market, and SONJO, a Yogyakarta-based group currently focused on addressing the garbage emergency on October 6, 2023. These meetings were also attended by the Lestari NGO, Agus Hartono, and the Management of the Waste Bank Association in Yogyakarta, Mustakim. The visit began with the Head of TPS3R providing information about the volume of market waste and how it has been managed to date, the challenges faced, and plans for organic waste management.


Kelik mentioned that Giwangan Market has been producing around 2 tons of organic waste daily. Data on the management of organic waste at Giwangan Market since January 2023 shows a decrease in the volume of waste handled until September 2023. TPS3R Giwangan has been managing organic waste using biopores created around the market. The compost produced from these biopores takes a long time to decompose. The Organic Waste Management Task Force from the Faculty of Biology at UGM is offering a simple technology to handle organic waste, including the production of compost with the help of the Bioferti 2023 probiotic, making eco-enzymes from fruit waste, and producing POC (Liquid Organic Fertilizer) with the assistance of Black Soldier Fly larvae. Making compost from organic waste with the Bioferti 2023 probiotic formula from the Faculty of Biology at UGM has been proven to degrade organic waste in about 7 to 14 days, with organic fertilizer contents of N (2.70%), P (0.62%), and K (68.3%) meeting organic fertilizer standards.

During this visit, the task force provided 5 liters of Bioferti 2023 and committed to supporting the management of organic waste at Giwangan Market. Soenarwan Hery Poerwanto expressed, “TPS3R Giwangan Market is currently best suited to process organic waste into compost using the Bioferti 2023 application. Furthermore, infrastructure for maggot cultivation can be established as the next solution for waste processing, with maggot yields being marketable as fish feed. Also, fruit waste can be used to make eco-enzymes.” This was stated after the survey at TPS3R. The accompanying program by the Organic Waste Management Task Force at TPS3R Giwangan Market is part of the effort to realize Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 (Good Health and Well Being) and SDGs 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). Kelik added, “We hope that the Faculty of Biology at UGM and TPS3R Giwangan Market can establish a Cooperation Agreement as an elaboration of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) already in place between the Trade Department of the DIY Regional Government and UGM.”

The Faculty of Biology at UGM Takes an Active Role in Waste Management

News ReleaseWaste Management Monday, 28 August 2023

On Monday 7 August 2023, a group of waste management tour participants coordinated by SONJO, a humanitarian movement focused on aiding communities visited The Faculty Of Biology UGM. The group, consisting of 25 participants, arrived at the Faculty of Biology UGM around 9:30 AM and was promptly received by the Dean and the faculty members. This visit to the Faculty of Biology at UGM was part of a series of visits that had previously taken place at the Faculty of Dentistry at UGM.

During his welcoming speech, the Dean of the Faculty of Biology UGM, Prof. Dr. Budi S. Daryono, M.Agr.Sc., expressed gratitude for the participants’ visit. “The issue of waste actually originates from humans themselves, so it’s up to humans to solve it,” Prof. Budi stated. Furthermore, Prof. Budi elaborated that the Faculty of Biology UGM engages in daily waste management across a substantial area, including organic waste from the Biology Forest. Over time, the Faculty of Biology has made discoveries in waste management, such as expediting compost production.Following this, a video demonstrating the waste management procedures carried out at the Faculty of Biology at UGM was played.

 

At the conclusion of the event, participants were taken to the field to witness the waste management processes firsthand, which included:

 

  1. Composting and maggot cultivation
  2. Production of POC/Biofertilizer and ECO enzymes
  3. Vermicomposting process

 

The waste management tour participants are scheduled to continue their visit for a period of 3 days until Wednesday (8/9/23), with participants from hospitals and religious boarding schools.