and website in this browser for the next time I comment Design and Development by Humas SMA Pradita Dirgantara and Cahyo Maulana Asrofi as the ITS student team who designed the Waste House ITS Campus, ITS News – Like developing countries in general, landfills in Indonesia are still dominated by organic waste. So that this potential waste is not wasted, three students from the Department of Civil Infrastructure Engineering Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) designed a waste house as an integrated compost processing facility This started from concerns about the pile of garbage in the Ngemplak Market the team consisting of Mochammad Ashar Khanafi and Muhammad Faisal Sadiqi conceptualized a waste house that was able to reduce the volume of market waste while increasing the economy of the surrounding community Illustration of Waste House in Ngemplak Market, Tulungagung designed by ITS student team explained that the waste house is a building to collect waste equipped with compost processing the process starts by sorting the waste generated from activities at the Ngemplak Market and entering the composting container are carried out,” he explained In addition to composting centrally in the waste house Ashar stated that there is a franchise system namely the collective compost processing by the community around the Ngemplak Market “It means that people can produce compost independently at home with the source of waste provided by the waste house,” he explained Illustration of the composting room in the Waste House designed by the ITS student team the waste house is also a means of supporting the circular economy system He revealed that the compost produced would be sold to farmers and plantation owners it is hoped that the quality of the food commodities produced can increase and resupply the sales inventory in the market Ashar said the waste house concept could be applied anywhere by adjusting the characteristics of each region He hopes this concept can be realized soon this concept can improve the community’s economy and plantation commodities,” he concluded ITS News — Indonesia as a tropical country tends to have many coastal areas ITS News — Data is an asset and the main foundation in determining strategies for the future ITS News — Continuing to show local wisdom to the world community ITS News — The Domestic Component Level (TKDN) is the key to restoring the glory of the Indonesian UGM students taking the Community Service Program (KKN-PPM) in Ngemplak District have initiated the “Trash Revolution Movement” to respond to the ongoing waste emergency in Yogyakarta The Trash Revolution program is intended for the Yogyakarta community the team conducted the program in two villages in Sleman Regency namely the Widodomartani and Wedomartani Villages in Ngemplak District A video program on the Trash Revolution was created at the 3R Waste Processing Site (Reduce-Reuse-Recycle) and crafted into a story to raise awareness about the importance of caring for waste Trash doesn’t just disappear when it’s thrown away and collected by waste collectors the community needs to understand the potential dangers and challenges related to waste especially considering recent fires in Bandung The Trash Revolution Movement involves composting activities and collaboration with environmental agencies regarding waste separation The primary goal is to mobilize organizations to engage communities in Widodomartani and Wedomartani Villages to manage waste together Other parties can initiate collaboration for further processing once the waste is separated into organic and inorganic categories Inorganic waste can be managed in partnership with waste banks while organic waste can be processed into compost Organic waste decomposes more quickly because organisms break it down but it must be separated from inorganic waste like plastic If organic waste is trapped inside plastic it will increase the volume of waste that is difficult to sort and can cause odors Organic waste can also be used as maggot feed be used as animal feed because they are rich in protein The waste issue has always been an unsolved problem because waste management from the source to the final disposal is unclear It starts with waste not being separated at the source which leads to mixed waste that is challenging to manage and causes odors encouraged her students to separate waste to simplify downstream management She explained that the waste problem at the source is related to the awareness of the community This means that the waste issue begins with littering on the streets leading to mixed waste that is challenging to manage and causing odors Pratiwi appreciated movements that pay attention to the waste emergency They shared various methods for managing organic and inorganic waste during their activities This movement has created a WhatsApp group with nearly 500 members Raising awareness about waste through social media platforms like Instagram is essential to reach young people and make them more aware of the issue and several countries have already implemented waste separation it wouldn’t be collected by waste collectors,” Dr “Malaysia also has a waste separation schedule Indonesia is not yet capable of waste separation so the Trash Revolution is being introduced as a civilized step toward becoming a developed country by 2050.” Please contact us for any problem with SIMASTER (Direktorat Teknologi Informasi Directorate of Information Technology ) dan Lingkungan Office of Workplace and Environmental Security and Safety and Emergencies) E: info@ugm.ac.id | P: +62(274)588688 | F: +62(274)565223 | WA: +628112869988 Antara TEMPO.CO, Sleman - Indonesian robotic team Go2STEAM from Madrasah Technonatura Yogyakarta (MTY) has entered the top 40 in the First Tech Challenge (FTC) 2025 in Houston the international event was attended by 256 teams from various countries According to a statement from KJRI Houston the First Tech Challenge (FTC) is considered one of the most prestigious robotics competitions for the 12- to 18-year-old age group This event provides a platform for young talents worldwide to showcase their skills in three categories: elementary school The total number of participants this year reached more than 4,000 students the FTC is also noted as a stage for young people to transform into pioneers of future technology "Team Go2STEAM may not have advanced to the playoff round but their performance still received praise and appreciation from the judges and other participants." Go2STEAM consists of eight ninth-grade students This team was awarded for their high evaluation in Science The Indonesian team's presentation on the potential development of STEM in the future was positively assessed by the judges of FTC 2025 Sleman Regent Harda Kiswaya also appreciates the team He expressed pride in the achievement of the Madrasah Technonatura students in Kalurahan Bimomartani "Sleman Regency is ready to provide continuous support for the young generation with potential in the field of technology According to him, the skills possessed by the students of Madrasah Technonatura must be developed the students can participate in other international competitions and return home with victories Editor's Choice: China Launches Ultra-Fast 10G Network in Futuristic City Xiong'an Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Indonesia's Mount Semeru Erupts 3 Times This Morning, Sends Ash 700 Meters High WHO: Hand Hygiene is Essential, Medical Gloves Are Not a Substitute Jobs That AI Will Replace: Is Your Current Job at Risk? 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called Omah Karung Goni in Ngemplak hamlet Sleman regency on Sunday (19/1) The opening is marked by the inauguration of 7 committee members by head of  Sleman sub-district said the library procurement is one way to motivate children in studying at school “We wanted to motivate dropout children here to get them encouraged and willing to return to school,” said Tien The library founded at the house of the head of the hamlet provides over 1,000 books in the form of children story books science books and religion books.  “These books are donated by students and Yogyakarta local library,” she added Tien said the students also gave free medical treatment and cheap food and clothing bazaar Hundreds of local residents of Ngemplak came to the event “All of these activities are initiated by the UGM students who live in UGM dorms as a form of care in community service,” she explained said the Ngemplak hamlet is the only one of 17 villages in Sleman with the highest poverty rate Iriansyah 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