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OLGENAS International Geolympiad is an annual event organized by the Faculty of Geography, Gadjah Mada University (UGM). OLGENAS 2024 is competing in geography, this competition is present to provide opportunities for middle school and high school students to increase their competitiveness, compete with each other healthily and more critically, and be able to raise a student affective, cognitive, and psychomotor abilities, remembering that this third parameter is used as a standard for the success of learning. OLGENAS was first held in 2006 which made us pioneers of the Geography Olympiad in Indonesia. And this year OLGENAS International Geolmpiad 2024 will be in its 19th year, We stepped into our game and went international to reach more young people and introduce a geographical perspective on contemporary issues. OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2024 will be held completely offline at the Faculty Of Geography Universitas Gadjah Mada
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The logo consists of 3 main components which are Human Body, Sun, and Leaf that forms a hexagon. The hexagon shows the elemental bond of carbon where carbon is the object of the issues in this theme. In addition, the shape of the three components is arranged similarly to the three-dimensional plane formed from the hexagonal, there is a cube, referring to the spatial aspect. Meanwhile, the three main components represent the OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2024 theme. The Human Body represents the concept of sensing, in this case, the senses that humans have. Sun refers to potential renewable energy sources in Indonesia along with the Leaf component which refers to the environmental context as a bond to the concept of Sustainable Development.
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The theme “Sensing the Earth: Spatial Approach to Achieve Low Carbon Future” consists of several key words that have important meaning. The word “Sensing” describes the act of observing and measuring using sensors or special tools. “The Earth” refers to the planet Earth which includes our entire ecosystem and living environment. “Spatial” emphasizes the importance of understanding space and position in a geographic context, including mapping and geospatial data. “Approach” refers to the means or methods used to solve environmental problems. “To Achieve” highlights the goal of achieving a future with low carbon emissions, namely reducing the impact of climate change. The “Low Carbon Future” is a vision of a future in which greenhouse gas emissions have been significantly reduced through a shift to clean energy sources and sustainable practices. The overall theme reflects a focus on using spatial information to understand environmental challenges and achieve a sustainable future.
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OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2023 will be held in the Faculty of Geography Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta has been known as a home for students. More than 20% of Yogyakarta’s population is a student who comes from various cities in Indonesia. There are more than 130 universities in this city with a very good education system quality across the country. Universitas Gadjah Mada is one of the oldest and the top university in Indonesia. It’s also well-known that Yogyakarta is a city of culture and tourism. There are a lot of tourist destinations that you shouldn’t be missed when you come to Yogyakarta. It has a long coastline start from Gunungkidul, Bantul, and Kulon Progo.The sandy beach with a clear blue ocean such as Pantai Sundak, Pantai Wedi Ombo, and Pantai Watu Kodok should be on your destination list. Also, you can’t miss the beauty of Queen Of The South, Pantai Parangtritis and it’s famous sand dunes. If you like something more extreme, you can visit Pantai Timang and try the gondola across the sea under your feet.
As a city of culture, you can find so many cultural and historical sites in Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta, historically, was nodal for a lot of great empires such as Mataram Kuno and Mataram Islam. You can still see the remains until today. One of the most well-known historical sites in Yogyakarta is Candi Prambanan, the most glorious Hindu temple in Southeast Asia. You can also visit Keraton Yogyakarta which is a palace for the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat empire that was built in 1755. It’s located in the center of the city and near the famous road Malioboro. Not only cultural and historical site visiting, you can also attend a lot of art festivals such as Sendratari Ramayana, Museum Affandi, and Festival Kesenian Yogyakarta. There are a lot of reasons why you should come to Yogyakarta once in your life. And we’re ready to welcome you in OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2023.
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OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2025, organized by the Faculty of Geography at Gadjah Mada University (UGM), has been a beacon of excellence in geographical education since its inception in 2006, providing a platform for junior and senior high school students to showcase their knowledge and passion for geography while fostering personal and intellectual growth through critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical challenges. As the pioneer of geography olympiads in Indonesia, OLGENAS has inspired countless young people to pursue careers in geography and environmental science, and in 2025, it will celebrate its 20th anniversary by expanding the competition to an international scale, reaffirming its commitment to promoting geographical literacy, nurturing talent, and contributing to a sustainable future as it continues to empower the next generation of geographers.
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The theme “Net Zero Imperative: Regional Complex Contingency Towards Climate Resiliency” consists of several keywords that have important meanings. The word “Net Zero” refers to the critical need to balance the amount of carbon entering the atmosphere with the amount being removed, achieved through emission reductions and enhanced sequestration, making it a non-negotiable goal. Addressing this challenge requires “Regional Complex Contingency” which highlights that the climate crisis is not confined to individual regions but demands collaboration across multiple areas with distinct spatial and ecological characteristics. This synergy allows for developing flexible, adaptable, and region-specific strategies to combat unforeseen climate crises. Ultimately, the goal is “Climate Resiliency” where regions can adapt, withstand, and minimize the negative impacts of climate change, ensuring that they continue to thrive despite the environmental challenges ahead.
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OLGENAS International Geolympiad 2025, organized by the Faculty of Geography at Gadjah Mada University (UGM), has been a beacon of excellence in geographical education since its inception in 2006, providing a platform for junior and senior high school students to showcase their knowledge and passion for geography while fostering personal and intellectual growth through critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical challenges. As the pioneer of geography olympiads in Indonesia, OLGENAS has inspired countless young people to pursue careers in geography and environmental science, and in 2025, it will celebrate its 20th anniversary by expanding the competition to an international scale, reaffirming its commitment to promoting geographical literacy, nurturing talent, and contributing to a sustainable future as it continues to empower the next generation of geographers.
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Yes, with approval from the school
Yes, OLGENAS 2025 activities will be held offline.
Participants come in good condition and already read the Guidebook.
Olgenas International Geolympiad 2025 for Junior High School will be held on 20th – 21st of January 2025 and will be followed by the Senior High School level on 22th – 24h January 2025.
There will be various sub-test for each educational level. Further details of the sub-olympiad are already well-written on our guidebook which can be accessed on our website.
All activities for Senior High school level are expected to be delivered in English. Whereas the language that will be used for Junior High School level is bilingual (Bahasa – English).
Yes, but kindly pay attention since there might be several changes in regulation for OLGENAS 2025
Yes, there are no limitations in the amount of schools that can participate both Senior High School and Junior High School
As it inline with our guideline, team members must be from the same school.
Please kindly check our website at www.olgenas.geo.ugm.ac.id. You can find the registration form in there
Please kindly check our website on https://olgenas.geo.ugm.ac.id and read OLGENAS 2025 Guidebook
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The registration fee for International Senior High School level is USD 80. The payment can be made via PayPal at aristanabilsalimah@mail.ugm.ac.id or 081567855480
The registration fee for local team is 750.000 IDR for Indonesian Senior High School and 635.000 IDR for Indonesian Junior High School The payment can be done through bank transfer with Bank Account Number: 216401000913564 (BRI) under the name OLGENAS INTERNATIONAL GEOLYMPIAD
The registration fee doesn’t include accommodation fee.
We only provide one package accommodation that is not mandatory (optional).
The information about prices and accommodation can check on the registration form and our website www.olgenas.geo.ugm.ac.id in the menu accommodation
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