This is the blue electric car of the University of Lampung (Unila), called Electric Vehicle Unila 01 (EVU 01). This car was built by researchers and students of Unila where the car has weight of 400 kg, 2 rows of seats for carrying 4 people. This EVU 01 uses electric batteries as power source with a capacity of 3KWh, also […]
Tumiar Katarina Malik et al, presenting poster from their research in the field of agriculture. At American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2021 fall meeting they display poster about theirs study with the title “Food Crops Field Area Projection in 2020 until 2049 in Lampung Province Indonesia Based on RCP 4.5 and RCP 8.5 Scenarios”. The study main object are Lampung Province
Most coastal areas in Indonesia are highly vulnerable to extreme events, such as floods, tsunami, abrasion, saltwater intrusion, sea breezes, and water pollution. Efforts in tackling from those extreme events, through building awareness and conducting actions in protecting natural environment are crucially needed. The local community can do an action and protect its own natural ecosystem with monitoring and evaluating
In fact, natural ecosystem such as Tidal Marshes, Seagrass and Meadows of Algae and Mangroves are among the world’s most important ecosystems to cutting off carbon, part of the process essentially considered to slowing climate change. In many cases, Mangroves forests are being negatively impacted extreme weather, changes in soil and water qualities. Source: SDGs Center UNILA, Mangrove area in
The University of Lampung (UNILA) is committed to biodiversity, taking action to protect orchids species on campus sites. More than five hundreds orchid species with total of 60 plants of Retusa, 100 plants of Amabilis var Sumatera, 200 plants of Aerides Odorata, 3 plants of Vanda perpleksa, 3 plants of Vanda Tricolour var Suavis, 3 plants of Vanda Limbata, 10
Horticulture plays a role in achieving the SDGs, especially in promoting an inclusive economy, encouraging the growth of technology and infrastructure, investment, business models and alleviation of hunger in the world. In sustainable development, farmers can participate actively and benefit from the development of horticulture through out inclusive economic development, increasing the competence of farmers, working with decent work, and
