Parahyangan Catholic University (UNPAR) has once again demonstrated its academic excellence at the national level. The delegation from the Bachelor of Public Administration Program earned three prestigious awards at the 2025 Temu Administrator Muda Indonesia (Temu Admi), held at the Faculty of Administrative Science, Brawijaya University, Malang, from August 4–9, 2025.
Carrying the theme “Realizing Indonesia’s Transformation Through Inclusive and Sustainable Development,” Temu Admi 2025 brought together students from 33 universities offering Public Administration, State Administration, and Public Policy and Management programs. The event serves as one of Indonesia’s most prominent academic forums for students in the field of public administration.
The week-long program featured a series of academic and organizational activities, including the Opening Ceremony, National Seminar, Cluster Seminars, Public Hearing, and National Assembly, all of which encouraged participants to engage in discussions on strategic issues related to Indonesia’s development.


Representing UNPAR, the delegation presented research highlighting the local wisdom of Kampung Adat Cirendeu as a culturally based strategy for strengthening food security. Their outstanding work received three awards under the Local Wisdom and Culture category:
- Second Place – Research Paper Competition: “Rasi Cireundeu: A Local Wisdom-Based Food Security Policy Strategy”
- Second Place – Research Paper Presentation: “Rasi Cireundeu: A Local Wisdom-Based Food Security Policy Strategy”
- Second Place – Policy Brief Competition: “Rasi: A Crisis-Resilient Food Recipe Inspired by Ancestral Heritage”
These achievements reflect UNPAR students’ commitment to promoting local wisdom as a sustainable solution to contemporary food security challenges, particularly in supporting Indonesia’s national food resilience agenda.
The award-winning delegation consisted of:
- Dewinta Anjelina Gulo
- Nayra Zahra Ruhimat
- Caroline Dwi Sonya Putri Patracia
- Muhammad Attila Jilani


This accomplishment is expected to inspire Public Administration students at UNPAR to continue developing innovative ideas and making meaningful contributions to Indonesia’s inclusive and sustainable development. By integrating local wisdom into public policy innovation, the delegation demonstrated that cultural heritage and modern governance can work together to address today’s complex development challenges.
Bachelor of Public Administration Program
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
Parahyangan Catholic University


