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UNY campus waste in the form of organic, non-organic, and toxic, and hazardous waste. UNY processes organic waste in the form of leaves, twigs, and food waste to make compost. At the same time, UNY makes crafts and eco-bricks from inorganic waste. Other inorganic waste will go into landfills. Types of B3 UNY waste are disposable mask waste, oil waste from workshops, and toxic waste from chemical laboratories.

UNY supports the Instruction on the Single-Use Plastic Packaging and Plastic Bags Prohibition in the Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education Number 1 /M/INS/2019. UNY support, among others, through the procurement of drinking water tumblers for UNY lecturers and educators. In addition, UNY provides dispensers indoors and outdoors so that UNY residents can access drinking water without causing disposable bottle waste.

Remembering the importance of the continuity of academic activities in UNY campus, a conducive atmosphere is needed which reflects an orderly, ethical, and academic culture on campus life. It is the purpose of the rule that the students could have a conducive environment while learning and interacting with one another. (ts-Vannya) 

Positive cases of the Coronavirus or Covid-19 in Indonesia lately are increasing day by day. As a result, hospitals, health facilities, shelters for self-isolation are getting fuller, so efforts are needed to add more. Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY) cares about this. One of the actual efforts is to provide Rusunawa (Student Flats) UNY as an independent isolation shelter located in Wedomartani.

Plastic is a lightweight and flexible material. This is the reason why makes many people use plastic materials in various activities. But, unfortunately, plastic waste is one of the significant threats to the life of living things. This shows that people still often ignore sanitation from the sea.

In order to increase the activity of soil microbes, improve the physical and chemical properties of the soil and increase the availability of nutrients in the soil, the soil must be fertilized. The best fertilizer is organic manure. Organic fertilizers can be produced around us today, both kitchen waste and dry waste in the form of leaves.

Fish farming farmers in the Sleman area experience problems in the absence of a temperature monitoring system, pH, and oxygen levels in the pond water. The handling is often too late. Temperature, oxygen levels, and water pH are essential components that can affect fish mortality. These components are also very influential on the quality and yield of partners.

The PPM Team for Independent Waste Sorting Management Department of Administrative Education, FISE UNY, has held an “Independent Waste Sorting Management Training” in Paduresan Hamlet, Imogiri District, B