Shafira: I think our main drawback is not being able to go to Indonesia to complete our initial plan. How has the pandemic affected the project in general? We want to empower young change-makers to influence their community. By the end of the program, students will present a proposal for their school regarding what they want to do in the university about the issue at hand. Hopefully, we can raise awareness to the community about how important recycling is.Īside from that, we also have a mentorship program that lasts for two months in Indonesia, in which, each week there is a different theme and students come to be mentored by different guest speakers. We want to encourage visitors to come with their unused shirts or other items and turn them into something more useful by recycling. This workshop is planned to be held in June in Beppu and is open to the public. Shafira: We have a project called Upcycling. However, our initiative now is still the same, which is to promote sustainability and waste management habits. Shafira: Due to the pandemic, we weren’t able to achieve that initial goal of going to Indonesia to implement the module. “ Bank sampah” or waste bank in Indonesian What are UPCYCLE’s goals? Shafira, a 3rd year student from Indonesia, was inspired by the issues of waste management in her home country to start her own project that aims to educate people on this matter. Some countries may have proper garbage disposal regulations and the habit of recycling ingrained into their culture, but others might still be lacking the foundation of the practice as well as knowledge. Especially in recent days, with the impact of COVID-19 causing many people to work from home, the amount of household waste has increased rapidly to an extent that it may pose a threat to the environment. Waste disposal and garbage accumulation is a global issue that many countries face. Projects should take a minimum of about at least 6 months to a year to be completed. Selected projects will be given support, including funding and public assistance from the university.
Students may submit applications and will have to conduct a presentation.
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Project B is a creative student-led project chosen by the university after a series of screening processes.
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