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IPB University provides access on food security and sustainable agriculture and aquaculture knowledge, skills or technology to local farmers and food producers. There are several platform and program to local farmers and food producers, namely: DigiTani (Digital Agricultural Extension), Sekolah Peternakan Rakyat (School of Community’s Livestock), One Village One CEO, Klinik Tanaman, and training for […]

IPB provides intervention to prevent hunger among students and staff. We called it the IPB Foodbank. IPB Foodbank is held every Friday on 13.00-14.00. Food packs for students and staff contain biscuits, cookies, instant noodles, etc. The amount of food packs is 75 pax per day. https://ipb.ac.id/news/index/2022/09/food-bank-meets-food-needs-for-ipb-university-students/e70f6232a48ab2c9485d2786e1eda8a6 https://bogor.tribunnews.com/2022/09/22/ipb-university-buat-program-food-bank-mahasiswa-bisa-ambil-makan-gratis-setiap-jumat

IPB Food Support is dedicated to reducing food insecurity among IPB undergraduate students. IPB Go Maksi (Free Lunch program for undergraduate students) Go Maksi is a free lunch program for students in need. Every week, Agrianita provides 350 Go Maksi coupons for ten dormitories. This coupon can be used at IPB’s canteen such as a

IPB University provides various support for students particularly from low-income families in order to enable them to complete their studies. Our fundamental principle is that all qualified individuals should be able to attend university regardless of their financial status. We accomplish this objective by working in partnership with government, donors and students. We are proud

IPB has targets to admit students who fall into the bottom 20% of the household income group in Indonesia. IPB University also implements the Equitable Academic Tuition Fee (UKT) scheme, considering the socio-economic backgrounds of the students.  Some students from very low-income families were exempted from paying the Institution and Facility Development Fee.  Our commitment

Food loss and waste generation in Indonesia in 2000 – 2019 has reached 115-184 kg/capita/year. Based on the food supply chain, the biggest generation occurs in the consumption stage. IPB University committed to reduce food waste. Members of the University can help reduce those numbers by considering what they order for University catered events. For