After having the chance to learn through formal meetings with high-level officials and experts a few days ago on November 3rd-6th 2019, a week after on November 15-18th 2019 I had the chance to have a hands-on experience to learn about peatland conservation in National Park Sebangau, Central Borneo. Thank you Badan Restorasi Gambut @brg_indonesia. (Detail in my IG)Sunday, April 12, 2020
Peat-Swamp forest and we
After having the chance to learn through formal meetings with high-level officials and experts a few days ago on November 3rd-6th 2019, a week after on November 15-18th 2019 I had the chance to have a hands-on experience to learn about peatland conservation in National Park Sebangau, Central Borneo. Thank you Badan Restorasi Gambut @brg_indonesia. (Detail in my IG)#iamyouthleader
On one twilight, when I was searching for a fun yet educational content reference in @iamyouthleader, I unexpectedly bumped on an IG post of an essay contest regarding Sustainable Palm Oil which was D-2 of the deadline. The contest feels close to me as it is related to my home town, Borneo. Based on Bloomberg data in 2013, one of the two islands that account for 96% of Indonesia's palm oil production is Borneo..... Detail in my IG
Sunday, January 27, 2019
Indonesian Youth Diplomacy
..... Anggi Nurqonita is currently a social media officer of Australia Indonesia Youth Association. In August 18, she accomplished her bachelor’s degree in Russian Studies at the Faculty of Humanities, from Universitas Indonesia. She is passionate in journalism and art. In 2016-2017 she was an ASEAN Korean Network correspondent. Her interest towards videography drives her to be the 1st Winner of UNESCO Multimedia Contest 2018.
Anggi is keen in environmental issues. In 2015, she co-founded Eudosis, a social enterprise which produce souvenirs made of recycled plastic waste. Her interest towards the environment drives her and her team to be placed as the Top 10 National UN Global Pulse Big Data on the Climate Change Contest. Prior to that, in 2013 she was selected as the Asia Pacific TUNZA Eco Generation Ambassador. During her leisure time, she loves watching movies and reading....
Monday, October 22, 2018
Proud To Be Part Of Host Broadcaster In 2018 ASIAN GAMES
I could not tell how happy I was when it was confirmed
that “Jakarta
will host the Opening and Closing Ceremonies” of the 2018 Asian Games. And it was for the first time in
Asian Games history, that two cities (Jakarta and Palembang were co-hosting this prestigous 18th
edition of the regional multi-sport event, taking place
from 18 August – 2 September 2018.
The most joyful moment came to me when finally, after competing
with hundreds candidates, I was confirmed as part of the volunteer team under
the International
Games Broadcast Services (IGBS), which was appointed
as
host broadcaster by the INASGOC (Indonesia Asian Games Organising Committee).
It was really a privileged to be able to work along with
other students
from Indonesian universities and academies as part
of the IGBS legacy programme, to reflect the
commitment of the Games’ governing body to delivering the highest standards of
quality, consistency and innovation to create an engaging fan experience.
For me as a fresh graduate student, it was not only a pride
moment but also an opportunity to broadening my horizon in learning how to
handle with logistics,
legal, finance, HR & IT, booking &
information, and production of digital content for live streaming and VoD
applications.
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Toward a future filled with dreams (AEON)
Wrapping up my undergraduate study with perpetual memorable events :
1.Asian Students Enviromental Platform, August 1st-5th 2018
2.International Young Scholar Symposium on Humanities and Arts, 6th-8th 2018
Thank you @ui_international, AEON, Universitas Malaya, makasih juga buat bu @therabega dosen pembimbing supportif yang banyak membantu menyiapkan berkas administratif. Makasih buat Indonesian Team for being super caring and entertaining.
Thanks for the great and fun team work, group D :) It's an honour for me to be a part of this team and winning the Grand Prize of the Best Group Presentation. Going to miss you all.
@ Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia
Friday, April 20, 2018
UI Appreciating Gathering
It's very touching, attending the "appreciation gathering", hosted by UI.Invited by the Rector. Seated among the VIPS.
All about the achievements among UI Community.
Mine got special remarks, probably because there was a touch of UN taste.
Well, not very often Indonesian youth got access to the UN Headquarters in New York.
Should be a start for my greater achievement, as well as a challenge for myself to be able to contribute more to my almamater, community, and the beloved country.
Friday, December 1, 2017
My "EYE" got a pitching
On Nop 15-16 2017 our project, EYE OF THE FOREST got a pitching in UNDP office and Hotel Borobudur Jakarta.
Eye of The Forest is early detection of fores fires, design for action. A web based lookout for everyone, from everywhere.
Eye of the Forest has an objective to monitor forest fire. It can detect any unusual state of humidity (e.g. humidity is too dry) and temperature (e.g. the temperature is too hot) so it can alarm when there are signs for fire to happen. Whenever fire happens, UV sensor detects fire and alert the people in charge (by sending a message to observer) so they can extinguish the fire immediately before it spreads. Basically, Eye of the Forest helps people in charge to monitor forests so whenever there’s a possibility of forest fire, it will alert the observers to be cautious on that specific area and if there’s fire, it will alert (more significant emergency) the observers that fire happens and should be extinguished immediately.
Eye of The Forest is early detection of fores fires, design for action. A web based lookout for everyone, from everywhere.
Eye of the Forest has an objective to monitor forest fire. It can detect any unusual state of humidity (e.g. humidity is too dry) and temperature (e.g. the temperature is too hot) so it can alarm when there are signs for fire to happen. Whenever fire happens, UV sensor detects fire and alert the people in charge (by sending a message to observer) so they can extinguish the fire immediately before it spreads. Basically, Eye of the Forest helps people in charge to monitor forests so whenever there’s a possibility of forest fire, it will alert the observers to be cautious on that specific area and if there’s fire, it will alert (more significant emergency) the observers that fire happens and should be extinguished immediately.
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| My Team, Valda Orchidea , Yusuf Maulana and Maude Biettlot from UNDP |
Labels:
UNDP Indonesia,
Valda Orchidea,
Yusuf Maulana
Monday, October 2, 2017
Among Great Men, There's Always Great Woman
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
From Australia, Got Inspiration to America
A day before departing to Maryland, USA, I managed to steal a quality time with my little sis, Anggun, to enjoy an Indigenous Art Exhibition of Australia.
And the day after, en route to America, with my little sis sent me off at the Soekarno-Hatta airport. Wish me a safe, enjoyable, and fruitful trip, sis! *big hug from kakak
Monday, April 10, 2017
The winner of UNESCO Worlwide Youth Multimedia Contest 2017
Will receive a scholarship to the 2-week Builders-of-the-Universe Camp held each July at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland.
This opportunity provides Model United Nations training and simulations and takes participants to note-worthy diplomatic sites in NY, Baltimore, and D.C., while we make new friends from around the globe...
Labels:
#refugees,
Hood College,
Maryland,
UNESCO Club,
Universe Camp
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Green Do Game
Green Do Game is an interlinked fun approach to introduce environmental
issues to youth and children through traditional dance and interactive
story telling. Green Do Game not only trigger Eco-friendly habit but also increase people awareness and knowledge regarding environment issue
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Fosca Program - Science Camp 2016
So much thanks for Fosca 10th, Ka Nurdin and colleagues from the Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN) for research activities at Kotok Besar Island. Equal thanks go to friends from Association of Amateur Astronomer Jakarta (HAAJ) for giving access to use their research facilities. As a facilitator science camp 2016 that was held from 11-16 July 2016 offer Fosca members exciting and innovative ways to get hands-on experience with important science, isn't it? Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Start Early with Start Up
It is encouraging to see that more and more students in Indonesia, instead of only focusing on Index Prestasi (GPA) are now getting interest in starting up early to work on their business ideas through their Start Up project. That's the key point of my article published in Koran Sindo, ( http://www.koran-sindo.com/news.php?r=1&n=3&date=2016-03-15) Maret 2016.
Labels:
Indeks Prestasi,
koran sindo,
start up project
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