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SGDs 11: development planning

Celebration of the Demolition of Buildings A & B at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, UGM

HEADLINESNews ReleaseSDGs 11: Sustainable cities and communities Thursday, 6 February 2025

Yogyakarta, 3/2/2025 – Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB) at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held a ceremonial event to mark the demolition of Buildings A and B. This event took place at the connecting bridge between the two buildings, symbolizing a significant step in the development planning of the faculty. The demolition is part of a larger initiative to replace the old structures with modern facilities that better serve the needs of students and faculty alike.

The demolition of Buildings A and B has been officially announced and is currently open for bidding on the national auction portal. Interested parties can find more information at [this link](https://portal.lelang.go.id/lot-lelang/detail/1032493/UGM-Paket-gedung-dan-bangunan-untuk-dibongkar-di-lingkungan-FIB-di-Kabupaten-Sleman.html). This project aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in the area of sustainable infrastructure and urban development.

The ceremonial event, known as “Selametan,” is deeply rooted in Javanese culture and philosophy. It serves as a way to express gratitude and seek blessings for the future. The centerpiece of the celebration was a traditional “tumpeng,” a cone-shaped rice dish that symbolizes aspirations reaching towards the heavens. The tumpeng represents the masculine aspect of life, while the surrounding dishes reflect the feminine, emphasizing the balance and complementarity of both forces.

During the event, the attendees shared a meal that included various traditional foods, such as “ingkung,” a whole chicken that symbolizes humility and submission. This dish was presented in a way that reflects the spirit of togetherness and respect for the process of change. The gathering was not just a farewell to the old buildings but also a celebration of new beginnings.

The five-colored tumpeng served during the ceremony represented the concept of “pajupat,” symbolizing the duality of human desires and the need for purification. This aspect of the celebration highlighted the importance of self-reflection and the journey towards personal and communal growth. The event was a reminder that development planning is not just about physical structures but also about nurturing the community’s spirit.

As part of the celebration, attendees enjoyed “jajan pasar,” traditional snacks that reflect the evolving tastes of society. This element of the event emphasized the importance of adapting to change while honoring cultural heritage. The presence of “pisang,” or bananas, symbolized unity, as one bunch represents the strength of togetherness in facing the future.

The peak of the tumpeng, shaped like an egg, symbolized the embryo of life, representing new beginnings and the potential for growth. This imagery resonated with the faculty’s vision for the future, where new ideas and innovations can flourish in a supportive environment. The event also included offerings of chili, representing the act of seeking blessings and guidance from higher powers.

Beverages served during the ceremony included natural sources from the earth, such as coconut water, coffee, and tea, symbolizing the connection between nature and human life. This aspect of the celebration reinforced the importance of sustainability and the need to respect and care for the environment as part of the development planning process.

In conclusion, the Selametan event for the demolition of Buildings A and B at FIB UGM was not just a ceremonial farewell but a meaningful reflection on the values of community, growth, and sustainability. As the faculty embarks on this new chapter, the spirit of togetherness and cultural heritage will continue to guide its development planning efforts. The complete documentation could be accessed at https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFrmvw2SPtp/.

[Public Relation Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM, Bulan Churniati]

DISCUSSION MEETING ABOUT PERFORMANCE ACHIEVEMENT TARGET FOR FACULTY OF CULTURAL SCIENCES GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY IN 2024

HEADLINESNews Release Monday, 29 January 2024

On January 25th 2024 at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, a Faculty Working Meeting was held. The meeting discussed strategies for achieving Performance Achievement Targets, while the location of the meeting was in rooms 707 and 709 on the 7th floor of the Soegondo building. Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Prof. Dr. Setiadi, S.Sos., M.Si., directly chaired the meeting which was attended by all lecturers at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences for approximately 4 hours starting from 9.00 am. The meeting was held in a hybrid manner and was attended by a total of 154 lecturers as meeting participants.

The Dean of Cultural Science Faculty led the Meeting

The Performance Achievement Target itself contains many things regarding the performance of each faculty’s resources, some of which are about things that the faculty has, the growth that is occurring, and what needs to be improved. Strengthening partnership cooperation in tridharma activities involving lecturers and students, developing an integrated innovation ecosystem, as well as increasing recognition of the excellence of study programs at national and international levels were also important points in the meeting. There are 30 indicators mandated directly by universities to faculties. Furthermore, the mandate giver who is the Chancellor of Gadjah Mada University, Prof. Dr. Ova Emilia, M.Med.Ed., Sp.OG(K), Ph.D., through the Planning Directorate will monitor and evaluate the achievement of performance indicator targets periodically/every quarter.



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