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Ministry of PPN/Bappenas Appreciates SPPG UNISA Yogyakarta

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The Ministry of National Development Planning/ National Development Planning Agency of the Republic of Indonesia (Ministry of PPN/ Bappenas) appreciates the running of the Nutrition Fulfillment Service Unit (SPPG) of Aisyiyah University (UNISA) Yogyakarta. UNISA Yogyakarta SPPG is considered to be running well in supporting the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program.

Erwin Dimas, Deputy for Development Control, Evaluation and Risk Management of the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas, said that one of President Prabowo Subianto’s directives through the Minister was to control and ensure the running of the national MBG project. On this occasion, his party was present to see the process from the beginning, from the kitchen checking nutrition, hygiene, and so on, to visiting elementary schools to see the distribution.

Erwin appreciated the excellent running of the MBG kitchen or SPPG UNISA Yogyakarta. “In particular, the kitchen that we visited is very good, especially since it is managed by a strong foundation, Muhammadiyah, which has a strong A to Z network,” said Erwin, Tuesday (5/27/2025).

According to Erwin, UNISA Yogyakarta has prepared the kitchen well since the beginning. He hopes that the MBG program will not only run for one point of nutritious food. It should also be seen as an ecosystem that is built.

“How do you see the distribution of food supplies that encourage the growth and welfare of others outside of students. Then how can we apply that education to students, how to be disciplined in line, maintain cleanliness, respect those who cook,” said Erwin.

Chairman of the Muhammadiyah Nutrition Coordinating Board, M. Nurul Yamin said Muhammadiyah as a partner has prepared as best as possible to support the MBG program, from infrastructure, human resources, to quality control.

“Alhamdulillah, it went well and the program in Muhammadiyah kitchens including UNISA Yogyakarta has been running for five weeks. We hope that the SOP that has been determined by the national coordinator of the Muhammadiyah Nutritious Meal is implemented, because that is what will oversee the nutritious meal process,” Yamin explained.

In line with Erwin, Yamin said there are many benefits in this MBG program. At least Muhammadiyah sees four benefits that can be taken. First, ensuring that the benefits are received by students or beneficiaries. “Of course, this includes the children of Muhammadiyah students,” he said.

Second, the value of economic ecosystem benefits, especially because it involves upstream such as farmers, fishermen, and MSMEs. Third, is the value of benefits related to labor. “This program involves a lot of labor, if from upstream, one kitchen can involve 100s of workers. Fourthly, for us, this activity synergizes the assemblies, institutions and business charities,” said Yamin.

Head of SPPG UNISA Yogyakarta, Avira Durrotul Rasyida added that currently SPPG UNISA Yogyakarta has targeted 12 schools from kindergarten to high school, both schools under Muhammadiyah and public schools. “The maximum number of beneficiaries is 1,900 per day, depending on each school’s schedule. Sometimes 1,200, 1,500, because some have outside activities, holidays,” said Avira.

Avira said that the target of UNISA Yogyakarta SPPG will be able to serve 3,500 beneficiaries later. This target is expected to run in July or August. “There must be technical obstacles, but Alhamdulillah, it can still be controlled,” said Avira.

Beneficiaries Welcome

Head of SD N Serangan, Endang Srie Wahjoenie, welcomed the MBG program. According to her, with this program, children who usually can’t eat breakfast or don’t have time to eat breakfast, can enjoy meals from the MBG program. “We are very grateful for what has been done,” said Endang.

One of SD N Serangan’s students, Andika Aliansyah, was happy to receive this nutritious meal. He ate the rice and side dishes that were served with gusto. “It’s delicious, there’s chicken, milk, vegetables, fruit,” said the grade 2 student.

Another student, Zahira Fauziah Firmansyah, was also happy to receive this nutritious meal. She also admitted that she finished the food she received. “Happy, delicious, finished, I like vegetables too,” she said.

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UNISA Yogyakarta partners with PT Global Rancang Selaras to prepare students for employment

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The Architecture Study Program of the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) of Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta continues to boost the quality of its students to be ready to compete in the world of work. Most recently, the program officially established a strategic partnership with PT Global Rancang Selaras, marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Monday (26/5) in the courtroom of Siti Moendjijah Building. The event was followed by an inspirational expert lecture.

The MoU signing was attended by UNISA Yogyakarta’s Vice Rector 4, Dr. Moh. Ali Imron, M.Fis, and Director of PT Global Rancang Selaras, Ir. Wahju Wulandari, MBA, IAI, AA, along with leaders from both parties. This cooperation is expected to open the gates of golden opportunities for architecture students.

In his speech, Ali Imron emphasized the importance of this collaboration to hone students’ potential. “With this collaboration, students get the opportunity to show their skills. Hopefully there are positive things that we can develop together,” he said hopefully.

In line with Ali Imron, Wahju Wulandari from PT Global Rancang Selaras also hopes that this collaboration will have a significant impact, both for the students and the company.

“We want our graduates to bring something concrete from here, not just an internship experience,” said Wulandari, signaling a commitment to providing experiences that go beyond theory.

Erlangga Winoto, Chairman of the Indonesian Architecture Association (IAI) D.I. Yogyakarta, also expressed his appreciation. He said that not many campuses have cooperation initiatives like this.

“I hope this collaboration can have a positive impact on students so that they are able to turn challenges into opportunities,” said Erlangga, encouraging the future architects.

This partnership is clear evidence of UNISA Yogyakarta’s commitment to producing professional architects who are ready to face industry challenges and contribute significantly to development.

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UNISA Halal Center Trains Yogyakarta Slaughterers to Ensure Slaughter is In Accordance With Islamic Law

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Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta through the UNISA Halal Center has once again demonstrated its commitment in ensuring halal animal slaughter practices. For the second time, UNISA successfully held Halal Slaughterer training (JULEHA) on Saturday (5/24/2025). A total of 70 participants enthusiastically participated in this training, which ended with the practice of slaughtering 3 goats and 20 chickens according to Islamic law in the parking lot of Walidah Dahlan Mosque.

Chairman of the training committee, Hendrato Setiabudi Nugroho, S.E., M.Si., explained that the main objective of this training was to equip participants with skills that are in accordance with the Indonesian National Work Competency Standards (SKKNI).

“This comes from our concern. It turns out that many butchers have not carried out slaughter procedures in accordance with Sharia. This raises our sense of responsibility to literate and train their skills,” explained Hendrato.

He added that although this training has not reached the certification stage, it is hoped that the knowledge provided can be applied directly by the participants in the community. “Although we cannot reach certification, at least with this training we teach the knowledge for them to apply in the community later,” he continued.

The training was not only attended by UNISA students, but also involved local residents and representatives of Muhammadiyah branches throughout Yogyakarta, as well as collaborating with the Juleha Yogyakarta community which consists of certified butchers.

Ahmad Mutohar, one of the participants from Darussalam Kaliabu Kidul Mosque, Gamping, expressed his valuable experience. “In the past, I only saw, and when I was told to do it, I was not brave enough. Insha Allah, I have practiced slaughtering goats, and next year I will be brave enough to slaughter cows,” said Mutohar enthusiastically.

This training is expected to improve the quality of slaughtermen in Yogyakarta and ensure the consumption of halal meat for the community.

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Successful in UI GreenMetric, UNISA Yogyakarta Welcomes UKDW to Share Green Campus Learnings and Innovations

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Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta is again in the spotlight of other academics. This time, Duta Wacana Christian University (UKDW) Yogyakarta visited the ‘Aisyiyah campus on Thursday (23/5/2025) to conduct a comparative study. Located in the 7th floor meeting room of Siti Moendjijah Building, this meeting focused on discussing the UI GreenMetric ranking strategy.

Vice Rector I of UNISA Yogyakarta, Dr. Sulistyaningsih, S.KM., MH.Kes, in her speech emphasized that UNISA’s vision is in line with UI GreenMetric’s criteria, which is to become a health-oriented campus.

“We direct every work program to achieve the indicators in this ranking. We learn by ourselves and incorporate the SDG’s program into the lecture curriculum and research,” said Sulis.

She added that all elements of the campus, from publications to other activities, also support the achievement of this ranking. “Hopefully this visit will become a sharing event for the progress of the nation,” she hoped.

Similarly, Vice Rector of UKDW, Dr. Parmonangan Manurung, S.T., M.T., IAI, conveyed the purpose of his team coming to UNISA Yogyakarta.

“We want to learn a lot about the UI GreenMetric ranking strategy that has brought UNISA Yogyakarta to 42nd place,” said Parmonangan.

During the discussion, UNISA Yogyakarta’s GreenMetric ranking team was also present to share experiences and insights with the UKDW delegation.

This visit proves UNISA Yogyakarta’s commitment to environmental sustainability and health, and inspires other universities to continue improving campus quality. UNISA continues to innovate for better education.

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Antariksa 2025 Goes to School: Fight Online Gambling For a Golden Generation Forward

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YOGYAKARTA – Communication Science students of ‘Aisyiyah University Yogyakarta once again held an educational movement entitled Space 2025 Goes to School, with the main mission of saving the younger generation from the latent danger of online gambling. This program carries the theme “Stop Clicking Start Living”, as a form of concern for the increasingly widespread practice of digital gambling targeting school-age youth.

Antariksa (Ajang Kreativitas Mahasiswa Ilmu Komunikasi UNISA) is a PR campaign from the output of the Public Relations Management course, Antariksa 2025 starts with a roadshow program to schools, campign on the road and a seminar as the peak event of Antariksa.

This educational program was held for three days, on 19-21 May 2025, and managed to reach 262 students from five schools in the Yogyakarta area, namely SMK N 1 Godean, MAN 1 Sleman, SMK N 2 Godean, SMA N 1 Sedayu, and SMK N 4 Yogyakarta.

Reza Al-Khifari, Chairman of Antariksa 2025, explained that this activity was born out of concern for the increasing cases of teenagers’ involvement in online gambling. “We want to be present directly in schools to educate our peers that online gambling is not a solution, but a trap that can ruin the future,” said Reza.

The activity began with remarks from the school, including Widiatmoko Herbimo, S.T., M.Pd., Vice Principal for Student Affairs at SMK N 4 Yogyakarta. In his message, he highlighted the consumptive lifestyle as an entry point to the practice of online gambling. “If you are already poor because of gambling, you can’t use your mind. In fact, life is all about thinking,” he said.

The educational material presented discussed in depth the serious impact of online gambling on mental health, finances, and academic performance. The students were also provided with preventive measures such as not accessing gambling sites, not being easily tempted by suspicious links, and building a healthy friendship environment. An interactive Q&A session provided a space for students to share their experiences and ask deeper questions on how to counteract the influence of online gambling. At the end of the event, all participants received a “Sweet Card”, a symbol of commitment to be part of the #AntiJudiOnline movement.

The positive response came from the students who showed high enthusiasm, and even helped spread the anti-online gambling message through posts on Instagram Story and other social media platforms.

Through Antariksa Goes to School, Communication Science of ‘Aisyiyah University Yogyakarta emphasizes its commitment in forming a generation that is digitally smart, mentally tough, and free from the destructive practice of online gambling. This movement is not just a campaign, but a real form of alignment with the future of the nation.

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