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The Research Institution and Community Service (LPPM) in collaboration with the Center for Coastal and Ocean Resources Studies (PKSPL), Department of Aquatic Product Technology (THP), Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) IPB University conducted Dosen Mengabdi activities in Pameungpeuk District, Garut Regency, for four days. Read More>>Read more

The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) Alumni Association IPB University held the 4th National Conference (MUNAS) and also RUAYA through online platforms, (12/9). Read More>>Read more

In new normal era, the lifestyle of society has undergone many changes. People has become more aware and concerned about health by maintaining immune system. Many components for boosting our immune system could be found in banana peel, which has always been considered as useless waste. Banana peel is an agricultural waste which is commonlyRead more

IPB University’s Center for Transdisciplinary and Sustainability Science has officially been approved as part of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), a network established to promote practical solutions of sustainable development by mobilizing scientifical expertise and technology. Among those, the network aims to promote the implementation of SDGs and the Paris Agreement onRead more

“There are three things which must be concerned by micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to survive amidst the COVID-19 pandemic period, namely, the bussiness must comply with health protocol enforced by government, utilize technology to support the marketing aspects and evaluate the financial position,” said Khoirul Aziz Husyairi, SE, Msi, lecturer of IPB UniversityRead more

Problems often faced by micro-business groups include weak capital ownership and access to financing, weak market access and low adoption of technology in product development. Market issues are the most important problem faced by micro-businesses, especially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic situation which led to a considerable decrease in sales turnover. Read More>>Read more

During this pandemic, it is not only physical health that needs attention, but mental health also does. Changing patterns of daily activities, which are mostly carried out online and the lack of direct social interactions, can increase the risk of stress on a person. This stress can be caused by a person’s inability to adaptRead more

Hardly anyone expected that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic would be this severe. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are suffering, their businesses are mostly affected by the pandemic, and some even have to close their businesses. When you start trying again, a problem arises, where to get the capital? Read More>>Read more

Writing is one of the activities that can support all fields. The ability to write is an ability that everyone, especially students, must have. Starting from working on practicum reports, making lecture papers and others, writing skills are required. Read More>>Read more

Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are one of the drivers of a very resilient people’s economy and make a significant contribution in spurring the economy in Indonesia. This is because most small and medium-sized entrepreneurs come from the family or home industry as well as the absorption of MSMEs to a very large workforceRead more