Universitas 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta

Green Campus

Education and Research

Total number of courses with sustainability embedded for courses running in 2021/2022 : 162

Example of Courses/Subjects Related to Sustainability (Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
Course/subjects titleNotes
Green Architecture and InfrastructureIn this course, students learn about green building theories starting from the notion of green buildings, the background of the emergence of green building scientific branches, institutions/organizations related to green buildings, aspects of green buildings, principles of green buildings and exploration of green building designs
Universal DesignIn this course, students learn about Understanding of universal design in architecture, principles of universal design, aspects/determining factors of universal design, application of universal design in building and environmental design
Architecture ‘Tropis’In this course, students learn about Tropical architectural principles, forms, technology and comfort in tropical architecture, application of tropical architectural concepts
Waste Treatment TechnologyIn this course, students learn about Waste treatment process and its handling, Industrial waste quality standard, Liquid waste treatment process, Physical processing, Biological Treatment process, Chemical processing, Solid waste treatment method, Urban waste management and treatment methods, Sludge handling
Biotechnology of Plant ProtectionIn this course, students learn about the scope of plant protection biotechnology, the concept of the emergence of plant-disturbing organisms, types of plant-disturbing organisms including diseases, pests, weeds and viruses, pest control strategies, the role of biotechnology in pest control, biocontrol and mechanisms actions of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria and rhizofungi, conventional plant breeding and hybridization techniques, plant breeding using cloning technology, development of abiotic stress-resistant plants, development of biotic stress-resistant plants, and social issues in plant protection biotechnology.
Biodiversity and biosecurityIn this course, students learn about the scope of biodiversity, components of biodiversity, megabiodiversity in Indonesia, changes in diversity and interactions of organisms, conservation of biodiversity, scope of biosecurity, regulation of biosecurity, invasive species, safety of transgenic products and case studies related to biodiversity and biosecurity.
Health Information SystemIn this course, students learn about E-Health, Telemedicine and bioinformatics
Artificial IntelligentIn this course, students learn about Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health
Wireless TechnologyIn this course, students learn about Design and architecture of IoT devices or sensors in weather detection systems

Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2018 = 86,859.03 US Dollars
Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2019 = 93,098.28 US Dollars
Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2020 = 101,817.96 US Dollars
The averaged annum last 3 years of research fund dedicated to sustainability research = 281,775.27 US Dollars


YearNoResearch TitleFunds In Dollars
2018/
2019
1Father's Parenting Patterns on Child Care in Merdikorejo Village351.35
2Cadre Attitudes Related to Violence in Children in the Mantrijeron Community Health Center351.35
3Factors Related to the Performance of Midwives in Hiv Services for Pregnant Women at the Yogyakarta City Health Center351.35
4Overview of Housewives' Knowledge Level About HIV351.35
5Factors Associated with Pre-Eclampsia in Pregnancy351.35
6Spiritual Guidance for Mothers Facing Childbirth in Independent Practice Midwife Hani Pity Bantul Yogyakarta351.35
7Analysis of Hand Hygiene Implementation in the Midwifery Ward of RS Pku Muhammadiyah Kotagede351.35
8Childbirth Self-Efficacy Inventory Indonesian Version: Pilot Study351.35
9Overview of the Use of Maternal and Child Health (Kia) Books by Pregnant Women in the Third Trimester About Preparation for Childbirth at the Tempel I Health Center351.35
10Comparison of Lauric Acid Levels in Mother's Milk (Breast Milk) and Infant Formula Milk Age 0-6 Months351.35
11Factors Affecting Stunting Incidence at Godean I Health Center, Sleman, Yogyakarta351.35
12Postpartum Blues Incident to Postpartum Mothers at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
13The Relationship between Antenatal Care (ANC) Visits and the Incidence of Low Birth Weight (Bblr) Babies at Wonosari Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
14Influence of Perception and Behavior About Academic Integrity on Achievement of Radiology Students351.35
15Analysis of Student Satisfaction on the Quality of Anesthesiology Nursing Learning Process in Yogyakarta351.35
16Overview of Eating Patterns and Characteristics of Young Women with Anemia at Muallimat High School Yogyakarta351.35
17Food Consumption Survey on Traders with Hypertension in Bantul Traditional Markets in 2018351.35
18Lacth Score And Nipple Blisters351.35
19Predisposing Factors for Premature Rupture of Membranes in Hospital351.35
20Mother's Experience in Exclusive Breastfeeding in Kragilan Godean Village, Sleman351.35
21Relationship between BMI and the incidence of anemia in adolescent girls at SMAN 2 Ngaglik, Sleman Regency351.35
22Characteristics of Pregnant Women with Anemia at Pku Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital351.35
23Characteristics and Handling of Bleeding in Postpartum Mothers at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Gamping351.35
24The Effect of Using Humidifier With Orange Aroma on Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnant Women Tm I351.35
25Study of Stimulation Characteristics of Early Detection of Growth and Development of Toddlers Age 12-60 Months In Dusun Beji Sidoarum Godean Sleman Yogyakarta351.35
26Antioxidant and Anthocyanin Activity in Flesh and Skin of Super Red Dragon Fruit (Hylocereus Costaricensis)351.35
27Isolation and Identification of Gram Positive Bacteria in Snack Food for School Children (Pjas) In Sleman, Yogyakarta351.35
28Analysis of the Social Impact of Hotel Development in the City of Yogyakarta in 2018351.35
29Study on Planning for Sustainable Environmental Impact Management in Hotel Cabin Type Buildings351.35
30Model Development of the Cultural Conservation Mosque Buffer Zone Area as a Sign of the Privileges of Yogyakarta (Case Study of the Patok Negoro Ploso Kuning Mosque, Sleman)351.35
31Forms of Adaptation of Space and Behavior in Prawirotaman Village, Yogyakarta351.35
32Accessibility of the main entrance to a modern shopping center in the city of Yogyakarta351.35
33Physiotherapy Health Verses351.35
34Interprofessional Collaboration on Health and Quality of Inpatient Services at Pku Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital351.35
35The Effectiveness of the Effect of Square Stepping Exercise on the Risk of Falling in the Elderly351.35
36A Retrospective Study Injuries In Yogyakarta Badminton Players351.35
37The Effectiveness of Postpartum Gymnastics on High Fundus Recovery Speed ​​and Changes in Normal Post Partum Mother's Body Composition351.35
38Self-Efficacy of Female Lecturers in Facing the Internationalization of the University of 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta351.35
39The Effect of Core Stability Exercise on Pain Reduction in Myofascial Low Back Pain in Batik351.35
40Eating Emotions, Energy Intake and Their Relationship with Blood Sugar Levels and Obesity in Women in Pundung Hamlet351.35
41The Relationship Between Exercise Routine, Diet And Socio-Economic Level With The Incidence Of Hypertension In The Elderly351.35
42Factors Affecting Quality of Life of Hemodialysis Patients At Wates Hospital Kulonprogo351.35
43Differences in the Effectiveness of Murrotal Therapy with Classical Music on Changes in Blood Pressure of Pregnant Women with Hypertension at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Bantul351.35
44Perceptorship Relationship With Student Knowledge In Conducting Early Assessment351.35
45The Relationship between Demographic Factors and Diabetic Distress with Self Care for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients at the Kasihan II Public Health Center351.35
46Overview of the Quality of Life of Cancer Patients at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
47Spiritual-Based Maternal Readiness Intervention Against Maternal Confident in Young Mothers in Dukun Magelang District, Central Java351.35
48Evaluation of E-Learning Implementation at 'Aisyiyah University Yogyakarta: Study of E-Learning Readiness Model351.35
49The Role of State-Owned Enterprises in Accommodating Community Needs Through CSR Activities (Case Study of Pt. Twc Borobudur, Prambanan Temple and Ratu Boko)351.35
50Communication on Development of the Special Region of Yogyakarta in Providing Understanding to Fish Cultivators Regarding Policies for Good Fish Cultivation (Cbib)351.35
51The Effect of Pornography in Social Media on Sexual Violence Behavior in Yogyakarta351.35
52Analysis of the Effect of Sharia Microfinance on the Business Development of MSMEs in Sleman Regency351.35
53Early Detection of Risky Pregnancy and Fetal Outcame in Kasihan I Community Health Center, Bantul Yogyakarta351.35
54The Effect of Education on Stimulation of the Development of Children aged 12-24 Months by Mothers at the Posyandu, Tambakrejo Village, Purworejo351.35
55Determinants and Outcomes of Induction of Labor at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Kotagede351.35
56Characteristics of Pregnant Women with Pre-Eclampsia at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital, Gamping Yogyakarta351.35
57Relationship between Education Level and Employment Status with Anxiety in Third Trimester Pregnant Women at Umbulharjo I Health Center Yogyakarta351.35
58Identification of Adolescent Reproductive Health Information Needs; Adolescent Perspectives Who Experience Pregnancy351.35
59Impostor Syndrome as a Mediator of the Relationship Between Religiosity and Anxiety Experienced by New Students351.35
60The Relationship Between Self-Concept With Diet Behavior, Body Image, Anemia Status And Adolescent Nutritional Status351.35
Even61Design of an Expert System for Acute Rhinopharyngitis in Toddlers Based on Android Devices Using K-Nn (K-Nearest Neighbor)351.35
62The Effectiveness of Korsimu (Breastfeeding Mother's Oxytocin Chair) To Increase Breast Milk Production351.35
63The Role of Parents in Sex Education for Elementary School Age Children in terms of Child Protection Rights351.35
64Juridical Review of the Role of Public Health Center Midwives in Promoting Early Detection of Cervical Cancer351.35
65Phenomenological Study of the Experience of the Elderly with Diabetes Mellitus Getting Family Care in the Pengasih 1 Community Health Center Kulon Progo351.35
66The Relationship between Obesity and Body Image Disorders in 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta' University Students351.35
67Relationship between Prolanis Implementation and Self-Care in Type II Diabetes Patients351.35
External68Identification of Opportunities and Barriers to the Provision of Special Antenatal Care (ANC) Services for Adolescents with Unwanted Pregnancy (Ktd) in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta 4,918.91
69Analysis of Factors Affecting Delayed Development in Children aged 12-24 Months at Yogyakarta Hospital941.62
70An Android-Based Expert System Application for Diagnosis of Pregnancy Diseases Using the Fuzzy Mamdani Method 1,228.32
71Stability of Nutrient, Phytochemical, and Organoleptic Content of Red Dragon Fruit in the Production of Red Dragon Fruit Syrup from Kulon Progo 1,259.59
72The Effect of Al-Qur'an Healing With Audio Visual Methods on Pain Levels in Active Phase 1 Childbirth 1,405.40
73A Qualitative Study on Adolescent Care Health Services in Gunungkidul: Perspectives of Adolescents With Unwanted Pregnancy (Ktd), Adolescents Without Ktd And Health Workers 1,405.40
74Policy Evaluation of Child Friendly City (Kla) Yogyakarta City 2016-2018 1,405.40
75Anti-Radiation Building Design: Analysis of Cement Composition And Type To Get Concrete That Is Resistant To X-Ray Radiation 1,404.56
76The Phenomenon of Nomophobia in Students in Yogyakarta 1,405.40
77The Veil and Aurat of Women in the Literature of Al-Qur'an Interpretation in Indonesia 1,334.08
78Study of the Effect of Transformation of Area Functions on the Typology of Buildings in Prawirotaman Tourism Village 1,337.94
79The Effect of Peer Education (Peer Education) Menstrual Health on Readiness to Face Menarche Elementary School 2 Jambidan, Banguntapan, Bantul, Yogyakarta 1,402.87
80The Effect of Guava Juice on the Increase in Hemoglobin Levels in Pregnant Women 1,403.86
81Isolation and Identification of Bacteria that Cause Diarrhea in Snack Food for School Children (Pjas) In Sleman, Yogyakarta 1,405.26
82Implementation of local characters in traditional market buildings in the city of Yogyakarta 1,405.40
83The Effect of Dance Pregnancy on Diastasis Recti in Pregnant Women at Bpm, Sleman Regency 1,405.40
84The Effect of Deep Back and Rubbing Massage on Reducing Pain Intensity and Acceleration of Cervical Opening in Maternity in Bpm, Sleman Regency 1,405.40
85Adolescent Reproductive Health Literacy Patterns in Yogyakarta City High School 1,177.02
86The Relationship between the Level of Understanding of Discharge Planning and Self Care Dm Compliance in Outpatients at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital, Bantul Yogyakarta 1,075.13
87Isolation And Characterization Of Endophytic Bacteria From Ciplukan Plants (Physalis Angulata L.) Potentially As Producing Antibacterial Compounds 1,238.51
88Factors Affecting Mother's Knowledge About Complementary Breastfeeding in Margomulyo Seyegan Sleman Yogyakarta 1,370.27
89Application of Pseudomonas Fluorescens Liquid Formula, Biological Control Agent of Mosaic Diseases in Cocoa Plants 1,316.44
90Collaborative Governance in Accelerating the Adaptation Process of MSME Actors Facing the Industrial Revolution 4.0 in DIY Province 1,365.91
91Implementation of Case Reflection Discussion (Drk) on Nurse Compliance in the Application of Pain Management Spo at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta 1,405.40
92Factor Analysis of Stunting Incidence in Toddlers at Piyungan Health Center Bantul Yogyakarta 1,405.40
93 Effectiveness Between Mobile Cadres With Hiv/Aids Video Media With Hiv/Aids Knowledge, Attitudes And Behaviors In Balecatur Village Gamping Sleman Yogyakarta810.21
94Population Administration Service Innovation “Out Together List 1 Get 5” In Danurejan District, Yogyakarta City967.97
95Survey on the Implementation of Mobile-Assisted Language Learning in Learning English at Universities in Yogyakarta 1,052.72
96Development of Positive Thinking Training Module to Increase Bipolar Survivor Self-Acceptance in Yogyakarta 1,243.78
97The Effectiveness of Stretching With Clove Extract To Reduce Muscle Pain 1,194.10
98The Role of Women in Economic Development Through MSME Activities in Bantul . Regency 1,277.44
99Multiple Nutritional Determinants of Malnutrition in Households in Sleman Regency 1,236.75
100Analysis of the Implementation of Growth Monitoring in Stunting Prone Areas 1,361.83
101Hypnotherapy as a Preventive Effort to Reduce Smoking Frequency in Middle Adolescents Who Go to Madrasah Aliyah 1,405.40
102Screening of glucosyltransferase (Gtf) and fructosyltransferase (Ftf) genes for producing exopolysaccharides in indigenous lactic acid (Bal) bacteria from breast milk 1,235.91
103Optimizing Public Support for the Success of Exclusive Breastfeeding for Women Workers (Quantitative Study at Yogyakarta City Government Agencies) 1,405.40
104Female Circumcision in Islamic Law Perspective in Cimaja Sukabumi 1,359.73
105Analysis of the Food Expenditure Budget in Determining the Nutritional Standards of Inpatients at Pku Muhammadiyah Gamping 1,405.40
106Nutrition Literacy, Diet Choices, Body Image, and Nutritional Status of Adolescents in Yogyakarta 1,287.35
107Overview of Stunting Incidents in Toddlers at the Tegalrejo Health Center Yogyakarta 1,405.40
108Identification of Sports Injuries in High School Students (Sma) Members of Sports Extracurriculars in Kab. Sleman Yogyakarta 1,405.40
109Development of Interprofessional Teamwork in Learning in the Faculty of Health, Aisyiyah University, Yogyakarta 6,434.81
86,859.03
2019-20201Correlation of risk in pregnancy with type of delivery351.35
2The Relationship Between Anxiety Levels of Pregnant Women and Maternal-Fetal Attachments at the Mlati II Public Health Center, Sleman351.35
3Isolation of Bacteria from Soil Mangrove Forest of Congot Beach, Kulon Progo And Its Cytotoxic Potential Against Breast Cancer Cells351.35
4Emotional Intelligence Training to Increase Self-Motivation in Organizational Students at the University of 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta351.35
5Effect of Blood Volume on Vacutainer Tubes with Anticoagulants on Hematocrit and Hb . Examination351.35
6The Relationship between Parity and Knowledge of the Benefits of Kia Books for Pregnant Women at the Gamping Health Center 1351.35
7Literature Review of Satisfaction Levels of Pregnant Women in Antenatal Care Services351.35
8Analysis of Factors Affecting Nursing Student Learning Outcomes in Using Mobile Devices for Learning351.35
9Analysis of Planning and Development of Gamplong Tourism Village351.35
10The Effectiveness of School Health Business Programs (UKS) and the Implementation of School-Based Adolescent Nutrition Education on Nutrition Literacy and Adolescent Health351.35
11The 'Jari Peri' Program to Improve Teaching Skills for Prevention of Sexual Violence to Children in Igaba (Teachers Association Aisyiyah Bustanul Athfal) Galur Branch, Kulon Progo Regency351.35
12Urine Chloride Inspection Quality Control Fantus Method Using Homemade Control Materials351.35
13Sem Analysis of Adolescent Mothers in Breastfeeding in Gunungkidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta 351.35
14Differences in Radiation Dose in the Application of Oda Heel Effect Thoracal Examination with the Location of the Cathode in the Proximal and Distal Parts351.35
15Effect of Temperature and Storage Time of Mother's Milk on Lactic Acid Levels351.35
16Analysis of Factors Influencing Consumers in Choosing Hospitals in Yogyakarta City351.35
17Communication Practices for Mardiko Tpst Piyungan Scavenger Community Groups in a Clean and Healthy Life Behavior Campaign351.35
18The Effect of Health Education with Anemia Booklets on Knowledge and Attitudes of Young Women in Preventing Anemia at SMP Muhammadiyah 5 Yogyakarta351.35
19In Vivo Study of the Effects of Spirulina (Arthrospira Sp.) as an Alternative Functional Food in Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus351.35
20Food Frequency Questionnaire (Ffq) to Assess Calcium Adequacy in Women of Childbearing Age351.35
21Relationship between Mother's Characteristics and Expectations of Fulfillment of Maternal Needs in PMB in Sleman Regency351.35
22Relationship between Body Mass Index and Preeclampsia at Panembahan Senopati Hospital, Bantul Yogyakarta 351.35
23Overview of the application of patient identification and five moments of hygiene in nurses and midwives at Rsu Rajawali Citra Bantulyogyakarta351.35
24Religion and Disability (Critical Study of Disability Verses)351.35
25Factors Associated with the Drop Out of Contraceptive Pills at the Ngaglik II Public Health Center, Sleman Regency351.35
26An overview of integrated antenatal care at the Islamic Community Health Center351.35
27Overview of Stunting Toddler Prevalence in the Work Area of ​​Moyudan Health Center, Sleman Yogyakarta351.35
28Overview of Violence against Women and Children in the Kasihan Health Center Area 1351.35
29Implementation of the Zoning System Policy in the Admission of New Students (Ppdb) at the High School Level in Kotayogyakarta351.35
30The Role of Women's Leadership, Motivation, and Work Discipline in Improving Employee Performance351.35
31Effect of Propolis (Trigona Sp.) Against Il-6 in Rats Norvegicus diabetes mellitus Type 2351.35
32Identification of Risk Factors for Bblr Incidence at Wates Hospital351.35
33Analysis of Factors Affecting the Incidence of Postpartum Bleeding in Hospital Muhammadiyah Gamping351.35
34Analysis of Factors Associated with Depression Levels in Chemotherapy Patients at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
35Study Literarure of Perineal Massage to Reduce the Risk of Perineal Tear in Labor351.35
36Literature Review of Readiness in Facing Menarche in Students351.35
37Development of Anxiety Measurement Instruments Facing Thesis on Students351.35
38An overview of knowledge on prevention of stunting in mothers of infants with low birth weight at RS Muhamadiyah Yogyakarta351.35
39Analysis of Indonesia Case Base Group (Ina-Cbgs) in Covering Shortage of BPJS Claim Fees at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
40Analysis of Hand Hygiene Implementation in Dukuh Kutu Sumbermulo Bambanglipuro Bantul During the Pandemic351.35
41Evaluation of Thermal Comfort in a Campus Environment in Yogyakarta Using Envi-Met Software (Case Study of the 'Aisiyah University Yogyakarta Ring Road West Campus)351.35
42The Relationship between Socio-Economic Status and Stunting Incidence351.35
43The Role of Fathers in Children's Emotional Development351.35
44The Effectiveness of Counseling and Peer Groups in Overcoming Anxiety for Young Women in Facing Puberty at the La Tahzan Women's Orphanage, Yogyakarta City351.35
45Analysis of Bblr Incidence at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta in 2017-2019351.35
46The Relationship between Pelvic Floor Muscle Weakness and Incontinence in Pre-Elderly351.35
47The Relationship between Antenatal Care (ANC) Visits and the Incidence of Low Birth Weight (Bblr) Babies at Wates Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
48Overview of Maternal-Fetal Attachment at Malti II Health Center, Sleman Yogyakarta351.35
49Father's Role During Pregnancy: From Mother's Perspective351.35
50Factors Associated with Postpartum Depression at Ananda Clinic, Sleman Yogyakarta351.35
51Factors Associated with the Incidence of Low Birth Weight at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Bantul Yogyakarta351.35
52Relationship between husband's support and regularity of antenatal care in third trimester pregnant women at Bpsendang Supriyatibantulyogyakarta351.35
53Space Response to the Need for Cerebral Palcy in Urban Tourism Destinations With an Changing Experience Approach in Yogyakarta351.35
54Tuberculosis Expert System Design in Toddlers Using K-Nn (K-Nearest Neighbor)351.35
55Factors Affecting Functional Disorders in the Elderly Who Have Kneedy Osteoarthritis in the Working Area of ​​Gamping Health Center 1351.35
56Analysis of Factors Affecting the Readiness of Clinical Practice for Anesthesiology Nursing Students351.35
57Changes in Hrqol Dimensions in Chronic Kidney Failure Patients at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Bantul: Longitudinal Study351.35
58Overview of Generation Planning Reproductive Health Education (Genre) in Yogyakarta351.35
59Effect of Temperature and Storage Time of Cow's Milk on Lactic Acid Levels351.35
External60The Effect of Parenting Class on Puberty on Mother's Readiness in Facing Child Puberty in Elementary School 2 Jambi and Banguntapan Bantul 1,405.26
61Relationship between Body Mass Index (BMI), Gender, Heart Rate, Breathing Frequency, and Blood Pressure on Exercise Endurance (Vo2max) in Adolescents 1,403.29
62The Effect of Qigong Gymnastics with Changes in Blood Pressure in Elderly Patients with Hypertension in Kronggahan Trihanggo Hamlet, Gamping Sleman 1,402.10
63Accuracy of Height Data in Stunting Prone Areas 1,405.40
64Trust Issues In The Health Communication Of Children On The Street Situation In Yogyakarta 1,401.75
65Microbiological Test and Heavy Metal Contamination For Herbal Cosmetic Products Bidara Face Mask (Bidara Anxiety) 1,310.54
66Mobile Technology in Nursing Education: Potential and Challenges in Indonesia 1,405.33
67Development of Sports Injury Textbooks (Identification, Prevention, Handling and Rehabilitation of Badminton Sports Injuries) 1,405.40
68Screening of Lauric Acid Content in Breast Milk and Formula Milk for Infants Age 0-6 Months Using Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (Gc-Ms) Instruments 1,405.40
69The Effect of Gadget Intensity on Attention Disorders in School-Age Children 1,405.40
70Identification of Low Back Pain and Lactic Acid Levels in the Online Ojek Community in Yogyakarta City 1,405.40
71The Effect of Network Marketing on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Yogyakarta City 1,394.79
72Development of a Combination Method of Counter Pressure Massage and Warm Compresses as the World's Leading Non-Pharmacological Therapy for Obstetrics for the First Stage of Labor Pain 1,405.40
73Development of Children's Physiotherapy Textbooks to Improve Comprehensive Child Physiotherapy Services for Physiotherapy Students at 'Aisyiyah University Yogyakarta 1,405.40
74Overview of Mental Health in Pregnant Women at Jetis Health Center Yogyakarta 1,124.32
75The Effectiveness of Adolescent Mentoring Against Anxiety in Facing Puberty in Adolescents in Orphanages in Yogyakarta Region 1,395.99
76Design and Build an Information System for Violence Against Women and Children 1,405.40
77Optimizing Community Support for Family Success in Assisting Empowered Odgj (Qualitative Study) 1,405.40
78Correlation Study: The Relationship Between Exercise And Musculoskeletal Pain In The Elderly In Yogyakarta 1,378.00
79Utilization of Pkpr Services in Accessing Hiv And Aids Information: Adolescent Perspectives in Kulon Progo 1,384.32
80Analysis of the Effect of Self-Care Behavior on Cardiovascular Health Profiles of Heart Failure Patients 1,405.40
81In Vivo Antidiarrheal Activity Test of Carica Pubescens Leaf Extract in Dieng Plateau 1,380.81
82Identification of Neck Pain Complaints Factors in Batik Makers at the Giriloyo Batik Center, Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta 1,388.75
83Identification of Dementia Risk Factors in the Elderly Posyandu, Sleman Regency 1,370.27
84Analysis of Indonesia Case Base Group (Ina-Cbgs) in Covering Shortage of Bpjs Claim Fees 1,405.40
85Interprofessional Collaboration Relationship With Nurse Burnout Incidents In Hospitals 1,366.05
86Descriptive Study of Knowledge and Attitudes of School Residents About First Handling Student Injury At Sdn Blunyahrejo Yogyakarta 1,050.89
87Study of the Effectiveness of the Application of Healing Environment on the Architectural Design of Type D Health Facilities in Yogyakarta 1,405.40
88Attitudes and Knowledge of Nurses in Providing Palliative Nursing 1,127.27
89Ethics of Communication for Health Services for Persons with Disabilities in Sleman District 1,405.40
90Student Awareness of the Plastic Diet in Yogyakarta 1,405.40
91Analysis of Pollution of Pathogenic Bacteria and Heavy Metals on Garbage Transport Officers in Sleman, Yogyakarta 1,405.40
92Relationship between anemia in pregnant women and anemia in infants aged 6-36 months in the working area of ​​the Kalasan Public Health Center 1,405.40
93Analysis of Women Center Care Needs in an Effort to Improve the Quality of Midwifery Services 1,405.40
94Sensitivity and Specificity Test of One Tube Semi-Nested Rt-Pcr Method for the Detection of Tilapia Lake Virus (Tilv) 1,405.40
95Institutional Analysis of Independent Tourism Villages in Sleman Regency 1,405.40
96Evaluation of the Implementation of Screening and Diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus in the City of Yogyakarta 1,772.21
97Development of Interprofessional Teamwork in Learning in the Faculty of Health, Aisyiyah University, Yogyakarta 7,360.79
98Collect And Analysis Data Tb-Hiv And Developing Policy Paper For District Level 3,513.51
99Communication Network in the Coordination Process of Health Information System Integration in Muhammadiyah702.70
100Barriers And Facilitators Of Specific Maternity Services For Adolescents With Pregnancies In Yogyakarta Indonesia 7,378.36
101Smart Program for Maternal and Child Health Response in Gunungkidul 1,405.40
102Factors Affecting HIV Test Behavior in Couples of Childbearing Age843.24
93,098.28
2020/20211Psychological and Sleep Quality of Nurses in the Covid-19 Isolation Room at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital Yogyakarta351.35
2The Effect of Violence Education on Children on Parents' Violent Behavior at Kasihan 1 Health Center Bantul351.35
3Relationship of Premature Rupture of Membranes with Neonatal Sepsis Incidence in Early Onset at Pku Muhammadiyah Hospital, Gamping Sleman Yogyakarta 351.35
4The Relationship of Husband's Support With Anxiety Levels Facing Labor During a Pandemic In Third Trimester Pregnant Women At Pku Muhammadiyah Gamping Sleman 1,756.75
5The Effectiveness of Physiotherapy Patient Education on Independent Exercise Compliance for Low Back Pain Patients351.35
6The Effectiveness of Virtual Learning During the Covid-19 Pandemic351.35
7Factors Associated with the Incidence of Low Birth Weight (LWB) At Wonosari Hospital, Gunungkidul Yogyakarta 351.35
8Teenagers' Relationships During Online Schools During the Covid-19 Pandemic With Static Balance Disorders351.35
9Quality of Life for Teenagers in the Covid19 Pandemic Period at Temon Kulon Progo Yogyakarta351.35
10Identification of Aerobic Resistance to Cardiopulmonary Fitness in Cyclists during a Pandemic351.35
11The Effect of Radiography Predisposing Factors on the Application of Patient Safety Radiation in Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta351.35
12Body Image, Balanced Nutrition and Obesity in Aisyiyah Yogyakarta University Students351.35
13The Phenomenon of Domestic Violence (Occurrence Description, Perpetrators and Their Management: A Case Study in the Special Region of Yogyakarta) 1,756.75
14The Relationship Between Anxiety and Student Learning Motivation During the Covid-19 Pandemic351.35
15Factor Analysis of Caregiver Quality of Life and Hemodialysis Patients During New Habits Adaptation 1,756.75
16Online Survey About the Readiness and Satisfaction of Nurse Profession Students in Online Learning for the Covid-19 Period at 'Aisyiyah University Yogyakarta351.35
17Long Work Relationship with Neck Pain Complaints in the Online Ojek Community351.35
18The Effect of Augmented Reality-Based Learning Model on Self-Efficacy and Anatomy Learning Outcomes351.35
19The Effect of Meaning of Life through Dhikr on Increasing Student Resilience During the Covid-19 Pandemic351.35
20Overview of Post-copying Family Planning Coverage at Jetis Public Health Center, Yogyakarta City351.35
21Implementation of the Regulation of the Minister of Health Number 290/Menkes/Per/2008 concerning Approval of Medical Actions on Family Planning Acceptors in the Independent Practice of Umu Hani Midwives351.35
22Description of Knowledge Levels and Breast Cancer Risk Factors in Health Cadres of Kasihan 1 Health Center Bantul Yogyakarta351.35
23Relationship of Imt to Functional Disorders in Elderly Who Have Osteoarthritis Knee Twig Aisyiyah West Palbapang, Bantul351.35
24Anxiety Analysis of Health Workers in the Era of the Covid-19 Pandemic351.35
25Readiness of Master's Degree Students Against TOEFL or Unisa Ept as a Requirement for Submission of Thesis Proposal351.35
26Differences in the Nutritional Status of Toddlers Before and After the Covid-19 Pandemic At Posyandu Kantil Yogyakarta351.35
27The Level of Elderly Knowledge of Phbs in Facing the New Normal Era Using Virtual Learning Methods in Noyokerten Village, Sendang Tirto, Slemanyogyakarta351.35
28Characteristics of new family planning acceptors and the selection of contraceptive methods in women of childbearing age during the pandemic351.35
29The Relationship Between Confidence in Facing Labor and Mother-Fetal Attachment During the Covid-19 Pandemic Masa351.35
30An Overview of Anxiety Levels of Pregnant Women During Pregnancy Checkups at Pmb's Wife Utami During a Pandemic351.35
31Density Difference Between Thorax Radiograph on Computer Radiography Monitor and Radiograph Print351.35
32Analysis of Factors Causing Young Marriage351.35
33Analysis of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Levels in Participants of the Baitussalam Mantrijeron Majlis Taklim Yogyakarta351.35
34Implementation of Health Architecture in the Design of Integrated Clinical Architecture for Pandemic Response351.35
35Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors to Prevent Covid-19 Transmission in Type-II Diabetes Mellitus Patients In Yogyakarta351.35
36Literature Study of the Effectiveness of Cherry Leaves and Plasma Jets in Healing Diabetic Wounds210.81
37Strategic Directions for the Health Service Sector of Sleman Regency in Facing the New Normal Era351.35
38Qualitative Study of Nutrition Knowledge and Parenting Patterns on Feeding Patterns for Stunting Toddlers on Sebatik Island, North Kalimantan351.35
39Analysis of the location of tracking in the area of ​​the common carotid artery and aortic arch on the CTA Cerebral examination at the Radiology Installation of the Salatiga Hospital351.35
40The Effectiveness of Card, Comic and Video Media on Nutrition Knowledge of Elementary School Students On Sebatik Island, North Kalimantan351.35
41Predicting the Spread of Covid 19 in Indonesia Using the Naive Bayes Algorithm351.35
42Hadiths Commanding Prayer on the Perspective of Child Development Psychology351.35
43Architecture Biomimicry With Healthy Building Approach351.35
44An Overview of the Implementation of Discipline and Enforcement of the Health Law of the Covid 19 Protocol in Sigong Hamlet, Banjarmangu, Banjarnegara Regency351.35
45Study on Sustainable Environmental Impact Management Planning in Type C Hospital (Case Study: Kasih Ibu Hospital, Jebres, Surakarta)351.35
46Juridical Analysis of the Midwife's Role on Patient Compliance Regarding the Implementation of the Covid 19 Protocol Legal Discipline in Patients Visiting Kia Polyclinics351.35
47Application of Interprofessional Collaboration Practice in the Operating Room to Improve Patient Health Status : A Systematic Review210.81
48Overview of Outpatient Satisfaction in Non-BPJS Participants in General Practitioner Clinics351.35
49Overview of Patient Knowledge About the Covid-19 Pandemic at the Rusdi Husada Clinic Health Service351.35
50The Role of the Guwosari Village Government in the Prevention and Handling of the Impact of Covid-19351.35
51Halal Labeling, Information on Nutritional Values ​​and Selection of Packaged Food Products for 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta' University Students351.35
External52Coping Strategies Against Psychological Stress of Midwives During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Case Study702.70
53Management of Education Finance During the Covid-19 Pandemic at Muhammadiyah Elementary School in Yogyakarta City702.70
54Muhammadiyah Aisyiyah College Brand Activation Activities During the Covid-19 Pandemic702.70
55Rt-Lamp Application Using Water Bath as an Alternative to Covid-19 Rapid Molecular Test702.70
56Model of the 'Aisyyah-Muhammadiyah cadre during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Reflection Study on Advanced Young Leaders (Pespama) and Baitul Arqom Purna (Bap) Unisa Yogyakarta702.70
57Anticipating Student Stress in Undertaking Learning in the Era of the Covid-19 Pandemic702.70
58MSME Empowerment Model in the Context of Rehabilitation & Reconstruction After the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Special Region of Yogyakarta702.70
59The Effectiveness of Health Cadres Through the Germas Booklet Media (Clean and Healthy Living Community Movement) During the Covid-19 Period in the 'Aisyiyah Nogotirto Branch of Yogyakarta702.70
60The Effectiveness of Islamic Hypnotherapy To Reduce Stress, Depression And Anxiety In Late Adolescents In Late Adolescents During The Covid-19 Pandemic702.70
61Applied Test of Reverse-Transcriptase Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification (Rt-Lamp) as an Alternative for Rapid Molecular Test (Rapid Molecular Test) Sars Cov-2 Causes Covid-19 7,042.47
62The Effectiveness of Korsimu (Breastfeeding Mother's Oxytocin Chair) Compared to Oxytocin Massage on Increasing Breast Milk Production 12,489.18
63Adolescent Reproductive Health Services During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Scoping Review351.35
64Support For Women In Indonesia Who Have Perinatal Mental Health Problems: A Mixed-Method Study 7,378.36
65Effect Of Covid 19 Pandemic For The Experiences And Quality Of Life Of Women In Pregnancy And Afterbirth: Online Survey 37,945.86
66The Effectiveness of Real Case Based Online Tutorial Learning Model on Understanding Nursing Care Process; Mix Method Study 1,405.40
67Differences in Stress Levels of Female Teachers at Muhammadiyah and Non Muhammadiyah Schools in Yogyakarta during the Pandemic702.70
68The Impact of the Living Barn Movement on the Development of Food Processing SMEs in Preventing Stunting702.70
69The Role of Religion and Spirituality in the Healing Process of Covid-19 Patients at the Covid-19 Islamic Boarding School702.70
70Evaluation of the Implementation of Interprofessional Collaborative Practices on the Quality of Basic Emergency Neonatal Obstetrics Services (Poned) at Health Centers during the Covid-19 Pandemic Era702.70
71Anatomy Learning Video Technology Innovation Based on the Integration of Advanced Islamic Values ​​on Learning Outcomes and Character Building of Aisyiyah Students702.70
72Analysis of the Effect of Land Designation for Sustainable Food Farming (Lp2b) on Poverty in Diapanewon, Seyegan, Sleman Regency 702.70
73Progressive Women in Evaluation of the Service Performance of the Mlati II Public Health Center in 2020 in the Mlati District, Sleman Regency 702.70
74The Relationship between the Role and Competence of Clinical Supervisors on the Implementation of Patient Safety in the Central Surgical Installation Room702.70
75The Role of 'Aisyiyah Organizations in Efforts to Prevent Child/Early Marriage: A Case Study in Dlingo Bantul Yogyakarta and Magelang Shamans, Central Java702.70
76The Effectiveness of Health Protocol Videos on Mosque Congregation Compliance702.70
101,817.96

Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2018 = 86.859,03 US Dollars
Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2019 = 93.098,28 US Dollars
Total research fund dedicated to sustainability research in 2020 = 101.817,96 US Dollars
The averaged annum last 3 years of research fund dedicated to sustainability research = 281,775.27 US Dollars


Figure1. Chart Dana Peneitian

Figure1. Chart Dana Peneitian

 

Goals 1: No Poverty

Goals 1

Scholarly publications on sustainability: No Poverty (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 852 publications

Goals 2: Zero Hunger

Goals 2

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Zero Hunger (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 27 publications

Goals 3: Good Health and Well-Being

Goals 3

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Good Health and Well-Being (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 1.380 publications

Goals 4: Quality Education

Goals 4

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Quality Education (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 3 publications

Goals 5: Gender Quality

Goals 5: Gender Quality

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Gender Quality (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 3 publications

Goals 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

Goals 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Clean Water and Sanitation (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 313 publications

Goals 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

Goals 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

Scholarly publications on sustainability: Affordable and Clean Energy (Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia) = 335 publications

 

  • Planting Trees: Supporting a Green Campus, UNISA Yogyakarta invites all 2019 UNISA Yogyakarta New Students to go green starting from the campus environment. The participants were approximately 1800 participants, including new students, leaders, and employees of UNISA Yogyakarta (2019).
  • Declaration of Free Plastic Waste: As a sustainable campus, UNISA Yogyakarta declares reducing plastic consumption through the “Friendly drinking bottles for the entire UNISA Yogyakarta community” program. Therefore, UNISA Yogyakarta provides mineral water for refills in several campus corners. (2019).
  • Tree Planting 2021: UNISA Yogyakarta carries out a tree planting event to achieve the Green Campus concept. All Study Program and Bureau donated ready-to-plant trees. (2021).
  • UNISA Yogya Gowes: The series from the 2021 Green Campus, in addition to planting trees, the entire UNISA Yogya Community holds Gowes (Biking) for a campaign to reduce air pollution and maintain body health during a pandemic. (2021)
  • Healthy Warung Contest: As a natural movement to reach the green campus goal, UNISA Yogyakarta invited all nearby restaurant/stall owners to maintain health protocols to decrease the chain of Covid-19 spread. We packaged employing competitions and awarding announcements via UNISA Yogyakarta’s official social media. In addition to assessing health protocols, aspects of cleanliness in the cooking process are also included in the assessment points. (2021)
  • Nutrition Literacy: UNISA Yogyakarta invited the owners of the canteen stalls and restaurants around the Campus. The activity invited expert resource persons to have presentations on a particular topic. For instance, how to maintain nutrition in food storage and when processed and tips on cooking positions far from the cooking waste disposal point or washing location. (2020)
  • UNISA Yogyakarta collaborated with the Muhammadiyah Central Leadership Community Empowerment Council (MPM PPM) conducted community service activities to provide training on making and packaging hand soap for scavengers from the Mardiko community. Our hand soap is named “MARUN,” which is an abbreviation of MARdiko UNisa. In this activity, scavengers at the Piyungan Integrated Waste Disposal Site received two hundred forty bottles and 100 gloves. (2020)
  • UNISA Yogyakarta established the Humanitarian action term of sharing clean water to the community in Gunung Kidul Regency, DIY, for a two-time series: on September 21, 2019, and on July 21, 2021. This activity is a synergy activity between Employees, Student Organizations, and Students. This event aims to carry out this activity as a form of humanitarian solidarity for a drought-stricken area. At the same time, the demand for clean water for humans, animals, and plants as part of human survival is relatively high. (2019 and 2020)

Examples of Events Related to Sustainability (Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia)

  1. Student Executive Board (BEM) UNISA Yogyakarta
    Figure 1. Student Executive Board (BEM) UNISA Yogyakarta

    Figure 1. Student Executive Board (BEM) UNISA Yogyakarta

    https://bem.unisayogya.ac.id/
    The Student Executive Board (BEM) is an intra-campus student organization that is an executive institution at the university and faculty level to become an institution that accommodates the aspirations of students who have the passion for making changes, in paradigms, emotionally, intellectually as well as the values ​​of Nationalism. The clean water donation activity to Gunung Kidul is a form of concern for humans, animals, and plants that need water as a source of life—also, campaigning to reduce the use of plastic to not add to the waste problem in this country.

  2. FRESHT UNISA Yogyakarta
    Figure 2. FRESHT UNISA Yogyakarta

    Figure 2. FRESHT UNISA Yogyakarta

    https://www.instagram.com/fresht_unisajogja/
    Federation of Rescue Health Team (FRESHT) Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta is an autonomous student organization engaged in disaster management and community service. Distributes humanitarian donations to victims of natural disasters to help repair everything, including environmental and natural damage. This activity also includes vaccination activities to support government programs.

  3. Hizbul Wathan (HW) Scouting UNISA Yogyakarta
    Figure 3. Hizbul Wathan (HW) Scouting UNISA Yogyakarta

    Figure 3. Hizbul Wathan (HW) Scouting UNISA Yogyakarta

    https://www.instagram.com/hw_unisa/
    The Hizbul Wathan (HW) Scout Movement is a place or place for formerly active students in Hizbul Wathan scouting or from other scouting such as Scouts who want to re-develop their talents and activities at the university level. Most HW activities are carried out in the open while maintaining and developing nature conservation and not littering.

  4. HIMARS UNISA Yogyakarta
    Figure 4. HIMARS UNISA Yogyakarta

    Figure 4. HIMARS UNISA Yogyakarta

    https://www.instagram.com/himars_unisa/
    The Architecture Student Association is an organization that accommodates all architecture students in carrying out non-academic activities, encouraging students’ ideas to do and form something new. One of the activities is working from natural materials, making contemporary photo spots with the concept of using bamboo as raw materials to be environmentally friendly.

  • UNISA SAE (Sport & Art Every week): A forum for all UNISA Yogyakarta Lecturers & Employees in various Arts or Sports activities every week, with the assistance of professional trainers. As for the branches such as Choir, Dance, Band, Futsal, and Gymnastics. In his artistic activities, he also appeared at several official events at UNISA Yogyakarta.
  • UNISAFEST 2018: UNISAFEST Yogyakarta holds an annual UNISAFEST event for the general public to participate in sports and arts activities for brand activation. UNISAFEST in 2018 was able to present more than 500 general participants.
  • UNISAFEST 2019: UNISA Yogyakarta through AVO (Melody of ‘Aisyiyah Voice) collaborated with Taman Budaya Yogyakarta in 2019, proudly presenting cultural performances, Theater, and Music attending more than 500 general participants.

Examples of cultural activities on campus (Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta)

  • Community Health Protocol Literacy Around Campus: At the beginning of widespread Covid-19 in Yogyakarta, we have two main issues that need to be priority concerns. The first is about the hoax regarding covid-19 information that radically emerged in the community. Second, since we have a compulsory subject that needs the practicum learning method for students in the Health study program, they will have the offline practicum skill on the campus. The UNISA Yogyakarta Covid-19 Task Force team provided education, information, and counseling for the landlord who has the boarding house surrounding the campus area to overcome the issues. The topics are about increasing awareness on health protocol series and mutual understanding of welcoming students from outside the Yogyakarta region.
  • Health Protocol literacy in the Tourism Sector: Approaching the Christmas and New Year holidays, the City of Yogyakarta has become the most popular tourist destination even during the Pandemic Covid-19. Therefore, to support the Yogyakarta Tourism sector, UNISA Yogyakarta held a Health Protocol Literacy for business owners in the several favorite tourist spots in Yogyakarta. In addition, UNISA Yogyakarta is also presenting doctors from local health centers. Besides, we also distribute hand sanitizer for free at Ngasem Market, Ngabean Terminal, Kraton Yogyakarta, KM Nol Yogyakarta, and around North Square.
  • Health Protocol Literacy in Regional Dormitory: Yogyakarta is well-known as the student city and the miniature of Indonesia. Students of various races and ethnicities are living and becoming a member of society in Yogyakarta. Therefore, there are many race dormitories in Yogyakarta, such as the South Sulawesi Dormitory, “SaweriGading.” Inviting the Yogyakarta UNISA Bachelor Architecture Study Program, the literacy team provided education regarding healthy circulation for rooms to anticipate the spread of Covid-19. Doctors from the local Puskesmas also provide health literacy.
  • Vaccine Webinar: The scholars across the world found the vaccine for Covid-19, but at the same time, hoax information about vaccines has also developed. UNISA Yogyakarta is here to share information and straighten out the confusion of vaccine information. They presented resource persons from the Medical Laboratory Technology Undergraduate Study Program, the Covid-19 vaccine webinar held with more detailed vaccines for pregnant women. The participants were attended by Aisyiyah’s mothers from various regions.
  • Food Security Webinar: UNISA Yogyakarta Undergraduate Biotechnology Study Program and Prof. Dr. Ir. Susamto Somowiyarjo, M.Sc. (member of PP Muhammadiyah Environmental Council, Professor of Faculty of Agriculture UGM) collaborated to present a literacy introduction to food security, where the Covid-19 outbreak is one factor that threatens food security.
  • Covid-19 Talkshow: When the government announced the Covid-19 hit Indonesia for the first time on March 15, 2020. The following day, UNISA Yogyakarta held a talk show about the initial steps to overcome Covid-19, collaborating with the Muhammadiyah Covid-19 Command Center (MCCC) ). The event was packaged in a live streaming manner via YouTube UNISA Yogyakarta to avoid the gathering of many people.
  • A visit and direct review by the National Police Chief and the TNI Commander, in the 1st Dose of Covid-19 Vaccination agenda in collaboration between the TNI-POLRI and UNISA Yogyakarta, as many as 6500 vaccine quotas were distributed to the general public.
  • COVID-19 Vaccination Activities by TNI-POLRI at UNISA Yogyakarta 2nd Dose
  • The implementation of the Covid-19 vaccination by Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah-‘Aisyiyah, is intended for residents of Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah-‘Aisyiyah, Muhammadiyah volunteers, the entire UNISA Yogyakarta Academic Community, and the general public.
  • Covid-19 Vaccination Activities by Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah-‘Aisyiyah at UNISA Yogyakarta 2nd Dose
  • Submission of volunteers for UNISA Yogyakarta Student Health Workers at Dr. Sardjito Hospital Yogyakarta, in helping to deal with the next wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Official handover to Dr.Sardjito Hospital
  • Submission of volunteers for UNISA Yogyakarta Student Health Workers at PKU Muhamadiyah Hospital Bantul, in helping to deal with the continued wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Official handover to PKU Muhammadyah Hospital Bantul
  • UNISA Yogyakarta Covid-19 Shelter Building in collaboration with PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital and Muhammadiyah Covid-19 Command Center (MCCC).
  • SMART ROOM facilities for online activities both at the University, Faculty and Study Program levels related to the Tridharma of Higher Education)
  • Learning Management System (LMS) facilities to support online (asynchronous) learning activities under the name LENSA UNISA Yogyakarta
  • Paid ZOOM account facilities to facilitate online learning activities (synchronous) both for online lectures and scientific webinars, and others
NoProject nameparticipantsProject durationProject area
1IbM Improves Community Economy Through Processing of Cassava into Mocaf Flour306 monthsSDG's 1
2PkM Financial Management Training for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Around UNISA 206 monthsSDG's1
3IbM Development of Sendari Hamlet Tourism Village Based on Environmental Health with Community Participation256 monthsSDG's1
4Strengthening Digital Marketing-Based Diffable Micro Business Groups for ANGER Assisted Communities in Ngemplak District, Sleman, Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's1
5IbM Entrepreneurship Motivation Training for Bipolar Survivors at the Bipolar Care Indonesia Community, Yogyakarta node156 monthsSDG's1
6IbM Increases Consumer Awareness by Empowering Website, E-Commerce, and Marketplace for Inopak Institute306 monthsSDG's1
7IbM MSME Community Empowerment 'BWM-LKMS Usaha Mandiri Sakinah' Nogotirto, Gamping, Sleman, DI Yogyakarta Towards Competitive MSMEs406 monthsSDG's1
8Upgrading Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquettes For Export In Bantul, DI Province. Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's1
9Pkm Empowerment of Al-Barik Business Group in Health and Banana Peel Flour Entrepreneurship Innovation in Sidomulyo Bambanglipuro Village, Bantul206 monthsSDG's1
10Empowering Mothers of PKK in Sardonoharjo Village with Frozen Fish Food Business Management Training306 monthsSDG's1
11Optimizing Student Health through Healthy and Hygienic Snack Entrepreneurs at SMP Negeri 2 Kasihan Bantul256 monthsSDG's1
12Pkm Batik Write 'Aisyiyah Branch Nogotirto156 monthsSDG's1
13Ibm Improving the Community Economy Through the Use of the Internet as a Promotional Media for Handicrafts at the Economic Council of Pc Aisyiyah Wirobraja206 monthsSDG's1
14Efforts to Increase Sales of MSME Products through Photography: Empowering MSMEs Assisted by Micro Waqf Bank 'Usaha Mandiri Sakinah' Nogotirto, Gamping, Sleman DI Yogyakarta306 monthsSDG's1
15PKM Simplified Financial Reporting Training for MSMEs Registered with Micro Waqf Banks Sharia Microfinance Institutions (LKMS) “Sakinah” Nogotirto Gamping Sleman206 monthsSDG's1
16PKM Household Food Independence Movement Through Fish Cultivation Program in Bucket (Budikdamber) in Pesona Alam Sejahtera (PAS) Women Farmers Group (KWT) Kapanewon, Sentolo, Kulon Progo156 monthsSDG's1
17Pkm Sales Training Through Marketplaces To Build Local Markets During the Covid-19 Pandemic In Rw 12 Nitikan Village, Sorosutan Village, Umbulharjo, Yogyakarta City206 monthsSDG's1
18PkM Training on Making Patterned Masks for Children at the Aisyiyah Women's Orphanage in Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's1
19PkM Processed Oyster Mushroom 'Aisyiyah Gamping Branch206 monthsSDG's1
20PkM Online Shop Training for Nasyiatul Aisyiyah Cadre in Kalasan Sleman to Improve Women's Economic Independence356 monthsSDG's1
21Nutrition Aware Literacy IbM206 monthsSDG's2
22IbM Establishment of Breastfeeding Support Group (KP-ASI)156 monthsSDG's2
23IbM SMA Muhammadiyah Mlati in Food Health Promotion Activities306 monthsSDG's2
24PKM Participation in Village Community Health Development Through Health Checkup Nutrition Education306 monthsSDG's2
25PKM Training on Nutritional Status Measurement and Implementation of the Policy for Monitoring the Nutritional Status of Toddlers in Daycare206 monthsSDG's2
26Empowerment of Vegetable Nutrition Gardens in Karang Taruna Dusun Ledok, Sidorejo Village, Lendah District, Kulonprogo Regency156 monthsSDG's2
27IbM: KAPA (Breastfeeding Supporting Fathers Group) Hamlet Salakam Bangunjiwo Bantul156 monthsSDG's2
28IbM Utilizes "Oxytomome" Technology to Facilitate Breastfeeding for Breastfeeding Mothers in the PKK Group, Ngampilan Village106 monthsSDG's2
29IbM Improving the Quality of Life through Physical Activities and Education on Healthy Living as a Healthy Living Community Movement (GERMAS) in Hamlet Gamping Lor, Ambarketawang Village306 monthsSDG's2
30Family Nutrition Shop for Mother and Toddler Health256 monthsSDG's2
31Utilization of "Oxytomome" Technology to Facilitate Breastfeeding in Breastfeeding Mothers in the PKK Group, Ngampilan Village156 monthsSDG's2
32“Vertiminaponik” Nutritional Garden as an Innovation for Sensitive Nutrition Intervention for Handling Stunting in Tuksono Village, Sentolo District, Kulon Progo Regency 306 monthsSDG's2
33Pkm Improvement of Nutrition Knowledge of Young Women Students and Monitoring of Teacher Health at SMA Muhammadiyah Pleret306 monthsSDG's2
34POP-TM And BOOP-TM As Healthy Eating Guide206 monthsSDG's2
35Ibm Counseling About Breastfeeding During Pregnancy at Branch Aisyiyah Sorosutan Umbulharjo Yogyakarta City156 monthsSDG's2
36Ibm Sikarbit (Siaga Cadres and Mothers of Toddlers) Refreshing Posyandu Cadres "Stunting Alert" in Kauman Wijirejo Hamlet, Pandak Bantul156 monthsSDG's2
37Improving the Quality of Falling Checks and Screening Stunting With Empowerment of Cadres of Posyandu Melati Kulon Progo106 monthsSDG's2
38Prevent And Treat Stunting306 monthsSDG's2
39Ibm Model Room for Breastfeeding Women in Sleman Garment Factory256 monthsSDG's2
40IbM Training on Early Detection of Growth Deviations for Health Cadres of Merdikorejo Village306 monthsSDG's3
41IbM Formation of Youth Posyandu Cadres in Bokorejo Prambanan256 monthsSDG's3
42IbM Establishment of Child Friendly PAUD156 monthsSDG's3
43PKM Posyandu Youth Group "Purworejo Hargobinangun" (AMPUH) Pakem, Sleman206 monthsSDG's3
44IbM BSE Training (Breast Self-Examination) Efforts for Early Detection of Ca Mamae in Dusun Sokamartani Merdikorejo Tempel Sleman306 monthsSDG's3
45Ibm "Penkes Mujamuju" Health Education Towards Progressive Adolescents Through Training on Hb Examination and Giving Fe Tablets as an Effort to Overcome Anemia at Sewon Junior High School Bantul206 monthsSDG's3
46PKM Cadre-Plus Desa Tens156 monthsSDG's3
47IbM Toilet Training for ABA Kindergarten Teachers, Tegalrejo District, Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's3
48IbM Establishment of Cadre-Based Community Breastfeeding Support (combresso) at Canden Jetis Bantul206 monthsSDG's3
49IbM Designing Child Friendly Areas in Sendari Hamlet, Sleman206 monthsSDG's3
50IbM Posbindu Non-Communicable Diseases356 monthsSDG's3
51PkM for Posyandu for Elderly Fostered by Danurejan II Health Center Activities206 monthsSDG's3
52PKM Training for Elementary School Teachers for Scoliosis Prevention in Students of SD Negeri Karangmloko 1 Ngaglik Sleman156 monthsSDG's3
53Group-Based Community Empowerment Program in Hypertension Treatment in the Tambak Triharjo Wates Hamlet, Kulon Progo Regency156 monthsSDG's3
54Ibm Upgrading Posyandu Toddler in Mantingan Village106 monthsSDG's3
55IbM Self-Help Group of Healthy Dasawisma306 monthsSDG's3
56IbM Peer Modeling Application on Self-Care Management for Elderly with Hypertension256 monthsSDG's3
57Socialization of Reproductive Health and Health Problems with Social Media for Women and Children Learning Center (P3A) Group with NGO Mitra Wacana306 monthsSDG's3
58Formation of Gender Responsive Reproductive Health Care Cadres in Kalintung Temon Kulonprogo256 monthsSDG's3
59IbM "Dekil School PHBS" Small Cadres Implementation of School PHBS for Kindergarten Students 'Aisyiyah Purwodiningratan Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
60IbM Reproductive Health Small Cadre Training206 monthsSDG's3
61PKM Development of Mental Health Early Detection Skills for Regional Mental Cadres306 monthsSDG's3
62IbM Posbindu Cadre Training in Posbindu Implementation as an Effort for Early Detection of Degenerative Diseases in Ayodya Citra Banjeng Maguwoharjo, Depok, Sleman206 monthsSDG's3
63Pkm Islamic Boarding School Health Post (Poskestren) in Balecatur Village Gamping Sleman Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
64Ibm Empowering the Elderly in Health at the Elderly Posyandu in Mlangi, Nogotirto, Gamping, Sleman206 monthsSDG's3
65Pkm Reproductive Health for the Elderly Pre-Karangsewu Ta'lim Assembly Kulon Proggo206 monthsSDG's3
66IBM Aset Undaunted "Healthy Children Smart Generation" In The Application Of Phbs (Clean And Healthy Lifestyle) At Pgtk Khalifah Bantul206 monthsSDG's3
67Ibm Mental Health Support Group Training356 monthsSDG's3
68Ibm Health Cadres Early Detection of Cervical Cancer in Aisyiyah Recitation Mothers in Sangubanyu Hamlet, Sumber Rahayu Village, Moyudan District, Sleman206 monthsSDG's3
69Pkm Germas Training for Early Childhood306 monthsSDG's3
70Pkm: Management of Early Detection of Pregnancy Complications Through Integrated C Service Standards at Poskesdes Sariharjo Village Ngaglik Sleman Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
71Early Detection Training to Prevent Stroke in Elderly Branch Leaders of 'Aisyiyah North Square Kotagede Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's3
72Ibm Empowerment of Health Cadres in Early Detection of Toddlers in the Moyudansleman Region of Yogyakarta306 monthsSDG's3
73Ibm Iodized Salt Identification Training in Sangubanyu Hamlet, Moyudan, Sleman256 monthsSDG's3
74Ibm Training for Cadres to Fill out Kia Books in an Effort to Reduce and Prevent Stunting at Posyandu Melati Putihsleman Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
75Ibm Toddler Growth Detection Training206 monthsSDG's3
76Program for the Empowerment of Cadres and Community Leaders in Promotive and Preventive Efforts for Hiv/Aids in the Tambak Triharjo Wates Hamlet, Kulon Progo Regency306 monthsSDG's3
77PKM Education for Child Development for Teachers and Parents at TPA-KB- TK Permata Hatiku156 monthsSDG's3
78Active Cycle of Breathing Technique Training for Hypertension Patients in the Gatak Cadre Group206 monthsSDG's3
79Ibm "Dare" Youth Empowerment (Free of Smoking, Alcohol and Early Marriage) In Sokonilo Hamlet, Sidoluhur, Gamping306 monthsSDG's3
80IBM Controlling Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factors206 monthsSDG's3
81Pkm Elderly Community Training on Increasing Dynamic Balance in Order to Reduce Fall Risk156 monthsSDG's3
82PKM Health Cadre Training as an Effort to Optimize the Elderly Posyandu206 monthsSDG's3
83IBM Foot Exercise Education for DM Patients206 monthsSDG's3
84Pkm Literacy Clean and Healthy Life Behavior (Phbs) Scavengers at Tpst Piyungan206 monthsSDG's3
85Health Education During the Covid-19 Pandemic for Kindergarten Children Aba Sumurmuling Using Snakes and Ladders Game156 monthsSDG's3
86IbM Breast Self Examination (BSE) Training in order to increase community independence for PKK Nyamplung Lor women, Balecatur Village, Gamping District, Sleman Regency 206 monthsSDG's3
87PKM Community empowerment in preventing degenerative diseases and improving the health status of the residents of Sempol Hamlet Harjobinangun PakemSleman306 monthsSDG's3
88IbM Socializes Child Care Movement for PHBS256 monthsSDG's3
89PkM Initiates Online Mother Class in the Covid-19 Era156 monthsSDG's3
90IbM Recognition of Cervical Cancer Signs in Young Women in Tegal Menukan Sewon Bantul206 monthsSDG's3
91Formation of Posyandu for the Elderly of Sendangtirto Berbah Village, Sleman, DI.Yogyakarta306 monthsSDG's3
92IbM Cadre Skills Training in Early Detection of Toddler Development in the Branch of 'Aisyiyah Nogotirto Gamping Sleman Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
93IbM Monitors Toddler Growth206 monthsSDG's3
94PkM Iodized Salt Identification Training for Members of Nasyiatul 'Aisyiyah Moyudan and Seyegan Sleman, Yogyakarta306 monthsSDG's3
95IbM Formation of the “SISBANGUN” Peer Group Together We Prevent Adolescent Anemia During the New Normal Period at SMP N 4 Banguntapan Bantul Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's3
96IBM Increases the Role of Health Cadres in Efforts to Reduce and Prevent Stunting at Posyandu Puspa Indahgamping Sleman Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's3
97Toddler Posyandu Cadre Innovation Training156 monthsSDG's3
98PkM Optimizing the Role of Posyandu Cadres in Education Stimulation of Toddler Development During the Covid-19 Pandemic106 monthsSDG's3
99Learning English Through Games Training for English Teachers at KKG Elementary School, Ngemplak District306 monthsSDG's4
100Optimizing the Role of Teachers in Facing Puberty in the Global Era256 monthsSDG's4
101Improving the Resilience of SD Muhammadiyah Sukonandi 1 Teachers in Distance Learning Activities with Training Stress Management306 monthsSDG's4
102PKM Improving Family Food Security Through Aquaponic CultivationBudikdamber at Balai Sakinah 'Aisyiyah (BSA) Treko, Magelang Regency 256 monthsSDG's4
103Pkm Socialization and Domestic Violence Screening Through It-Based Applications at Kasihan I Health Center, Bantul Yogyakarta156 monthsSDG's5
104Ibm Data Collection on Domestic Violence (Kdrt) Based on Applications at the Kasihan Health Center 1206 monthsSDG's5
105Ibm Training for Small Cadres in Reproductive Health306 monthsSDG's5
106Ibm : Training on Handling and Counseling Victims of Violence against Women and Children for Motivators of Kekep Mothers in the Work Area of ​​Kasihan I Community Health Center Bantul Yogyakarta Kasihanibantul Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's5
107Training for Young Cadres of Reproductive Health Muhammadiyah 01 Muntilan156 monthsSDG's5
108Ibm Movement of Students Concerning Reproductive Health in Facing Menarche in Students of Sdn Demak Ijo I Gamping Sleman206 monthsSDG's5
109Revitalizing Parenting and Reproductive Health for Young Mothers to Realize the Sakinah Family in the Community assisted by the Leader of 'Aisyiyah, Dukun sub-district, Magelang Regency, Central Java206 monthsSDG's5
110PKM Innovation "Si Muka Kasep" Educational Game Application for Reproductive Health Education at Pik-R Man 2 Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's5
111Training on Handling and Counseling Victims of Violence against Women and Children for Motivators of Kekep Mothers in the Work Area of ​​Kasihan I Health Center, Bantul, Yogyakarta356 monthsSDG's5
112IbM Optimizing Healthy Reproduction for Adolescents at the Orphanage of Orphan Putri'Aisyiyah Ngampilan Yogyakarta206 monthsSDG's5
113Street Posyandu: Initial reproductive health services for people in street situations306 monthsSDG's5
114Healthy Reproduction, Great Teens!156 monthsSDG's5
115IbM Pre-Marriage Preparation for Young Couples at the Religious Court of Wates Kulonprogo206 monthsSDG's5
116Pkm Education for Early Sex Education for Adolescents in Cambahan Nogotirto . Hamlet306 monthsSDG's5
117IbM Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Pemberdayan Masyarakat Pembentukan Kader Kader Kesehatan Reproduksi Remaja Dusun Karnggayam Rw3, Mungkid Magelang206 bulanSDG’s5
118Pkm Kader Pusat Kesehatan Panti (Puskespan) ‘Aisyiyah Dalam Menciptakan Generasi Perempuan Berkemajuan20SDG’s5
119IbM Optimalisasi Program Desa Tangguh Bencana di Desa Poncosari Kecamatan Srandakan Kabupaten Bantul356 bulanSDG’s9
120IbM Bimbingan Teknis Desain Pendopo Warga yang Ramah Lingkungan pada RT 02, Mayang, Gatak, Sukorejo206 bulanSDG’s9
121Ibm Panduan Modifikasi Arsitektur Aman Bencana Di Bangunan Amal Usaha Muhammadiyah-Aisyiyah156 bulanSDG’s9
122Pengenalan Sistem Tanggap Bencana Pada Komunitas Pemulung Mardiko Tpst Piyungan Bantul106 bulanSDG’s9
123Pkm Re-Desain Arsitektur Sekolah SD Muhammadiyah Wonokromo, Pleret,Yogyakarta 306 bulanSDG’s9
124Penataan Ruang Masjid Al Amanah untuk Mendukung Kegiatan Ibu dan Anak diMasa Pandemik COVID-19256 bulanSDG’s9
125Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Desa Di Desa Girikerto, Kecamatan Turi, Kabupaten Sleman, Yogyakarta306 bulanSDG’s11
126PKM Pembentukan Komunitas Masyarakat Pengolah Sampah Platik Kresek Menjadi Media Tanam di Desa Margomulyo Kecamatan Seyegan Kabupaten Sleman256 bulanSDG’s12
127PKM Gerakan Kampung Ijo Melalui Pelatihan Pemilahan dan Pengolahan Sampah di Piyungan156 bulanSDG’s12
128IbM Penyuluhan Dan Pelatihan Pengelolaan Sampah Organik Rumah Baca Komunitas, Kanoman, Banyuraden, Gamping, Sleman Melalui Proses Pengomposan206 bulanSDG’s12
129Pkm Edukasi Lingkungan Melalui Pemanfaatan Limbah Botol Plastik Untuk Budidaya Sistem Hidroponik Di Mi Muhammadiyah Butuh, Kabupaten Magelang 306 bulanSDG’s12
130Pkm Penguatankomunitas Masyarakat Pengolah Sampah Plastik Kresek Menjadi Media Tanam Di Wilayah Sleman,Yogyakarta206 bulanSDG’s12
131IbM Program pembibitan dan Edukasi Tanaman Berkhasiat Obat di Kebun Lintang Panglipuran256 bulanSDG’s13
132IbM Pelatihan Kader Hijau Pelestari Lingkungan Di Kampung Nitikan Umbulharjo Kota Yogyakarta156 bulanSDG’s13
133Penataan Administrasi Kelembagaan RT 14 Desa Brajan, Tamantirto, Kasihan, Bantul206 bulanSDG’s16
  1. Health Architecture Center (HAC)
    Figure 1. Online HAC Gathering #01 (Center for Health Architecture Study Center UNISA Architecture)

    Figure 1. Online HAC Gathering #01 (Center for Health Architecture Study Center UNISA Architecture)

    https://youtu.be/vr_psOoFqa8
    The Study Center, owned by UNISA Yogyakarta, is engaged in the field of Architecture with the main focus on Health Architecture. HAC collaborates with Industry partners and the world of work and government and organizations with a primary concentration on sustainable building planning and a sustainable environment. Some of the service products produced include Functional Eligibility Certification (SLF), Environmental Utilization and Environmental Management Documents (UKL-UPL) to building and area designs with the principles of Sustainable Architecture.

  2. Bank Wakaf Mikro UNISA (BWM UNISA)
    Figure 2. Eco-friendly shopping bags from used flour sacks

    Figure 2. Eco-friendly shopping bags from used flour sacks

  3. HITS Software House (HITS)
    Figure 3. HITS Software House service website

    Figure 3. HITS Software House service website

    HITS Software House is an IT consulting company in application development services and a provider of information technology solutions managed by UNISA Yogyakarta. The vision of HITS is an information technology solution with the main focus on Health-Based Information Systems with hospital industry partners, governments, and organizations.