UNIPMA — The Student Association of the Economic Education Study Program (HIMAKO) at Universitas PGRI Madiun (UNIPMA) held the 2026 National Digital Poster Competition with the theme “Environmentally Conscious Economy.” The event provided a platform for high school students, university students, and the general public to express their ideas on economic and environmental issues through visual works.

The competition was held online from September 6 to October 3, 2026. The series of activities included registration, submission of works, judging, and the announcement of winners, which was conducted online via Zoom.

Event chairperson Oktaviyana Rahmadhani said the competition was designed to channel participants’ creativity while encouraging greater attention to economic issues related to the environment.

“The competition provides a platform for participants to express their creativity and ideas through digital poster works,” Oktaviyana said on Wednesday (October 7).

Participants came from senior high school, vocational high school, and Islamic senior high school levels, as well as university students and the general public. All participants received electronic certificates, while those who advanced to the top 15 received an additional electronic certificate.

The winners were announced on October 3, with the event attended by the organizing committee, the Head of the Economic Education Study Program, and the 15 finalists. The event also featured remarks from the Head of the Economic Education Study Program and the event chairperson.

Based on the judges’ assessment, Muhammad Zainuri Affandi won first place. Cintra Michellyn Wijaya took second place, while Rayhanun Bilqis Ramadhani finished third.

Naura Nabila Safitri won first honorable mention, followed by Fadila Nur Fajarina in second place and Elysia Septyara in third place. The winners received electronic certificates and prize money according to their respective categories.

Oktaviyana said she hoped the competition would provide participants with experience to further develop their creativity while increasing awareness of economic and environmental issues.

“Activities like this are expected to continue and provide benefits for both the participants and HIMAKO,” she said.