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IPB SDG 7

ESL Department, FEM IPB University and PT SMI Strengthen Waste Bank Institutions

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In order to strengthen the Waste Bank institution, the Department of Resource and Environmental Economics, the Faculty of Economics and Management (ESL FEM) IPB University held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with the theme “Revitalization of the Pasarean Village Waste Bank Institution, Pamijahan District” which was held in Pasarean Village, 15 / 8. The FGD […]

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IPB University Lecturers Talk About the Accumulation of Livestock Waste Damaging the Environment

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The increasing demand for livestock food products has resulted in an enlargement of the business scale and a change from an extensive to an intensive system. This results in an increase in the accumulated amount of waste and can cause environmental problems if the waste is not managed properly. Read More>>

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IPB University Students Promote New Habits Adaptation and Reduction in the Use of Plastic Bags

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COVID-19 pandemic continues throughout the world. Currently, Indonesia ranks 24th with a total of 93,657 cases with a total of 4,576 fatalities and 52,164 patients recovered. The number of COVID-19 cases in Jatinegara subdistrict currently reaches 71 cases spread in eight districts with the highest number occurring in Kampung Melayu district. Therefore, good cooperation between

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Lecturer Serves IPB University Partners with PT SMI to Manage Waste Banks in Pamijahan Bogor

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Garbage is not only referred to as a useless item. In its utilization, waste has economic value, especially plastic packaging waste. Therefore, there is a need for waste management to be useful for the community, namely by building a waste bank. Read More>>

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IPB University Students Teach Ecobrick Making from Plastic Waste

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The Student Executive Board of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (BEM FMIPA) IPB University once again held the “G-Tar (G-Trash Care)” activity (22/7). G-Tar is an environmental activity that includes webinars and handicraft making classes from used goods. The second series of G-Tar discusses the use of used-plastic with the Ecobrick method. Read

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Minister Jonan Encourages Educational Institutions to Use Solar Rooftop

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In the International Conference of Resources and Environmental Economics (ICREE 2019) at IPB International Convention Center (IICC), Baranangsiang Campus, Bogor (22/8), Minister for Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), Ignasius Jonan encouraged educational institutions and the hospitality industry to use solar rooftop in each building. Jonan also hoped that the regional government could be energy-independent. Read

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IPB University Drives Researches Regarding Biomass

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Indonesia has an abundant biomass potential from palm oil industry. This biomass can be converted into various products with added value through technology and can be implemented in several industries. The processing of biomass can also be a substitute for conventional petroleum-based products, even creating new market for palm oil-based products. Read More>>

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