Prof. Didin S Damanhuri, Professor of Political Economy of IPB University said that the role of the state is the most crucial thing in Indonesia after the 1998 Washington consensus was held. Fiscal allocation, which is the only one in the face of COVID-19, has caused internal debate in Indonesia. Read More>>
Prof. Didin S Damanhuri Reveals Why Indonesia’s Economy Can Survive Post COVID-19 Read More »
The student team of the IPB University Real-Thematic Work Lecture (KKN-T) conducted a socialization activity about the importance of balanced nutrition in the RW 11, Bubulak Village, Bogor Regency, West Java. Under the guidance of Prof. Tony Sumaryada, the socialization works in collaboration with local Family Welfare Development (PKK) women. Read More>>
It is recorded that as many as 67 million women in the fertile category in Indonesia are estimated to contribute the amount of sanitary napkin waste up to 1.4 billion every month. It is known that 90 percent of the main composition of sanitary napkins is plastic where one pack of sanitary napkins is equivalent
The Guidance and Counseling Commission Vocational School (SV) of IPB University held an Art Therapy Webinar entitled “Creativity, not Normality has Become a Mental Health Paradigm”. This webinar is part of a series of activities of the mental health task force in mentoring mental health for SV IPB University students. This activity is also related
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) and Male Sex with Men (MSM) are acts that are prohibited by Pancasila. There is no religion that agrees with adultery, let alone through the anus. This was conveyed by Dr. Dewi Inong Irana, SpKK, FINSDV, FAADV, Dermatologist and Venereologist as well as Public Health Volunteer in an Issues Discussion
This Behavior Emerges A New Generation Of Disease, Kaposi’s Sarcoma That Has No Cure Read More »
A number of IPB University students in the Thematic Community Service Program (KKN-T) Domicile Padang City in collaboration with the Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of West Sumatra Province held the “Let’s Eat Fish” movement at the Bustanul Ulum Elementary School (SD). The Let’s Eat Fish Movement aims to familiarize students with eating nutritious
Indonesia is known as a country that has various ethnic groups and cultures. In fact, the existing tribes are still very well preserved local values. One of them is the Suku Anak Dalam (SAD) in Jambi. SAD is a self-designation for remote indigenous communities that live and are scattered in the forest in Jambi Province.
IPB University KKN-T Students Educate Inner Tribes in Jambi through Rimbo Smart School Read More »
Stunting cases in children under five years old are still an unresolved problem. Students of IPB University’s Thematic Real Work Lecture (KKN-T) together with the Bougenvile Posyandu in Cangkurawok, Babakan Village, Dramaga District, Bogor made efforts to prevent stunting in toddlers. Read More>>
Prevent Stunting, IPB University Students Distribute Milk and Eggs for Toddlers in Bogor Read More »
Tropical Biopharmaceutical Research Center (TropBRC), Institute for Research and Community Empowerment (LPPM) of IPB University in collaboration with PT Buchi Indonesia held a Training on Near Infrared Spectrophotometry (NIRS) and Chemometrics for Evaluation of Quality and Authenticity of Food and Herbal Products and Raw Materials. The event was held at the Collaborative Research Center, Taman
The Rector of IPB University, Prof. Arif Satria emphasized the importance of establishing a Faculty of Medicine at IPB University as part of the one health concept after the COVID-19 pandemic. This was conveyed in a series of events for the 25th IPB Creative Reunion in Baranangsiang, Bogor (20-21/8). Read More>>
