About Journal Our Uniqueness and Mission SOCIETY is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to disseminating and communicating the successes of community development programs to academicians, society, and industry. Compared to other scientific journals in the same subject area, Community Empowerment leads in publishing reports and documentation on the downstreaming of expertise and/or research results to address community issues. This leading position aligns with our mission to provide information on community development, from scientific foundations to tangible prosperity, particularly in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) programs. This contribution is driven by Journal's nature as a publication of an Indonesian educational institution, given that the Indonesian government is among the few worldwide that mandates academicians to publish their community development outcomes. Journal Description Publisher: Edumedia Solution Indonesia E-ISSN: 2827-878X DOI: 10.55824/jpm Accreditation Number: 177/E/KPT/2024 (SINTA 5) Publication: Bimonthly (January, March, May, July, September, November) Citation Analysis: Google Scholar | SINTA 5 | Garuda I Crossref I URL: https://edumediasolution.com/index.php/society/index
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Ethical business practices in managing tourism in Cibodas Village as a tourist destination
This community service program helped tourism managers in Cibodas Village, a growing tourist destination in Pasirjambu, Bandung, learn more about how to run a business ethically. Some of the main problems were a lack of openness, poor professional administration, and a lack of youth involvement. The initiative set up training sessions that included case studies from other villages, interactive conversations, and lessons on ethical business practices to help people come up with solutions that worked for their area. The results showed that people were more aware of ethical standards, that stakeholders worked together better, and that they were committed to managing tourism in a way that respects cultural heritage and the environment.
Copyright (c) 2025 Astadi Pangarso, Ade Irma Susanty, Puspita Wulansari
Implementation of Tawazun Agency Cost in Managing Financial Risk to Improve the Financial Performance of Islamic Boarding Schools: A Case Study of Islamic Boarding Schools in Central Java
This study examines the influence of implementing Tawazun Agency Cost on the management of Financial Risk and its impact on the Financial Performance of Islamic boarding schools in Indonesia. Tawazun Agency Cost is a concept that emphasizes balancing agency costs with prudence and fairness in decision-making between managers and the owners of Islamic boarding schools. Using a quantitative approach, this research employed questionnaires distributed to 100 respondents from Islamic boarding schools registered with the Ministry of Religious Affairs during the 2019–2024 period. Data analysis was conducted using multiple regression and classical assumption tests to ensure the validity of the results. The findings indicate that the application of Tawazun Agency Cost significantly contributes to reducing Financial Risk, which indirectly improves the Financial Performance of Islamic boarding schools. In addition, financial risk was also found to have a negative effect on financial performance, highlighting the importance of effective risk management. This study provides important implications for the management of Islamic boarding schools in optimizing agency costs and risk management to achieve optimal financial performance. The results of this research are expected to serve as a reference for academics and practitioners in developing more effective financial management strategies based on the principles of balance and fairness.
Copyright (c) 2025 dasmadi dasmadi, Yunita Niqrisah Dwi Pratiwi Yunita, Budi Cahyono Budi
Accelerating & Optimizing: Making Organization Website Using React.js & Node.js
In the digital transformation era, many local and student organizations still face issues related to the lack of professional websites, low digital visibility, and limited IT personnel. This community service project aimed to support these organizations by accelerating and optimizing the development of organizational websites using React.js for front-end interface creation and Node.js as the server-side runtime. Through a series of workshops and technical mentoring conducted during the KKN program at Universitas Muhammadiyah Jakarta, the team implemented a step-by-step approach: from system requirement analysis, project initialization using React CLI, component-based user interface development, integration with Tailwind CSS for styling, to deployment via GitHub Pages. The program enabled participants to directly practice developing responsive, maintainable, and scalable websites that reflect modern web standards. The outcomes show that React.js significantly increases development speed and modularity, while Tailwind CSS enhances visual consistency and ease of use. Community partners gained new skills and were able to independently manage and expand their organizational websites post-program. This activity contributes to improving the digital competency of grassroots organizations and promoting technology adoption for sustainability.
Level Up Your Front-End Skills with React JS
A limited understanding of Front End Web Development remains a significant obstacle for many students and the general public, particularly in mastering modern frameworks like ReactJS. To address this issue, the community service team from the Informatics Engineering Study Program at the University of Muhammadiyah Jakarta organized a webinar and workshop titled “Level Up Your Front-End Skills With React JSâ€ as part of their community service initiative. This activity combines an online approach to delivering material with hands-on practice to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding. The training material covers basic web development concepts, React JS component structure, state management, and implementing a simple mind mapping application. The effectiveness of the activity was evaluated through pre-tests, post-tests, and participant feedback surveys. The evaluation results showed a significant improvement in participants' understanding, with an average pre-test score of 79.5% increasing to 89.7% on the post-test. Additionally, feedback indicated positive responses to the quality of material delivery and the relevance of the content. This activity successfully expanded access to Front-End Web Development technology learning and contributed to developing digital talent adaptable to current industry needs.
Copyright (c) 2025 Muhammad Daffa Saptrian, Muhammad Thoriq Ramadhan, Muhammad Haikal Syauqi, Yana Adharani, Rully Mujiastuti, Sitti Nurbaya Ambo
Improving the Marketing Performance of Village-Owned Enterprises and Tourism Villages by Strengthening Social Media Marketing Skills and Service Quality
This community service program aims to empower the Village-Owned Enterprise and Tenjolaya Tourism Village by strengthening social media marketing skills and improving service quality. Tenjolaya Village has significant natural and cultural tourism potential. However, tourism destination management faces various challenges, particularly in digital marketing and service quality, resulting in under-utilization of this potential. This activity actively involves the community in training, mentoring, and developing marketing strategies and tourism services. The methods used in this community service program are participatory, including intensive training on social media marketing, service quality improvement workshops, ongoing mentoring, and the formation of social media and tourism service management teams. The training focuses on utilizing social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for tourism promotion. At the same time, the workshop aims to improve the community's skills in providing excellent service to tourists. Intensive mentoring is provided to ensure effective and sustainable strategy implementation. The expected results of this activity are an increase in the number of tourist visits through effective digital promotion, increased tourist satisfaction through quality services, and community empowerment in independently managing tourism potential. This community service activity aims to improve the performance of the Village-Owned Enterprise and tourist villages and empower the community to become independent in managing its tourism potential. This program is expected to significantly impact the economic development and well-being of the Tenjolaya Village community through a systematic and sustainable approach
Copyright (c) 2025 Adi Santoso, Riski Taufik Hidayah, Yaya Sunarya
Bridging Data Discrepancies in Indonesia’s Self-Assessment System: Consultative Interventions at CV ABC
This article analyzes the process of resolving Surat Permintaan Penjelasan Data dan/atau Keterangan (SP2DK) received by CV ABC, a food and beverage distributor, for the 2022 and 2023 tax years. In Indonesia's self-assessment tax system, discrepancies often arise between taxpayer reports and data held by tax authorities. To address these gaps and enhance compliance, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) issues SP2DK as a strategic supervisory instrument. This study utilized a qualitative case study approach with a consultative assistance method (pendampingan). The analysis was conducted through data equalization and a thorough review of relevant tax regulations. The findings revealed common issues such as an unusually low profit margin, unreported bonus income in the form of goods, and data inconsistencies in Income Tax Article 23 and Value added tax return. Most findings were successfully resolved through clarification and voluntary corrections by the taxpayer. This case highlights the critical importance of professional assistance and strong internal controls to improve tax compliance and overcome administrative complexities, particularly for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). The findings of this study are expected to provide practical insights for other taxpayers and serve as a valuable reference for academics and policymakers
Copyright (c) 2025 Yuli Astini, Pancawati Hardiningsih
Boost Your Digital Portfolio: From Linkedin Profile to Github Repository
In the modern era, having a digital portfolio is an important requirement for students and aspiring professionals in the field of technology. To support this, LinkedIn profile management and project publication to GitHub are strategies that can be applied. The activity themed "Boost Your Digital Portfolio: From LinkedIn Profile to GitHub Repository" was held to equip participants with this understanding and skills. The activity consisted of two sessions: a webinar that discussed the preparation of LinkedIn profiles and the use of GitHub as a medium for project publication, and a workshop that focused on developing a template-based portfolio website and publication to the GitHub repository. Evaluation was conducted through a feedback questionnaire. The results showed that 47.9% of participants were satisfied and 48.1% were very satisfied. This shows that the majority of participants gave a positive response to the material, resource persons, and the overall implementation of the activity.
Revitalizing Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) Through BUMDES Management Training for Sustainable Tourism Development: A Case Study of Rinding Allo Village, Rongkong District
This community service program aims to revitalize BUMDes through BUMDes management training for sustainable tourism development in Rinding Allo Village, Rongkong District. The community service method used is the ABCD method (Asset-Based Community Development). The ABCD method is used to identify the local potential of Rinding Allo village in an effort to improve the management of BUMDes for the development of sustainable tourism. This community service is carried out through four stages, namely: 1) the discovery stage, which identifies positive programs that have been carried out by Rinding Allo village so far and the problems faced related to the management of BUMDes and the development of sustainable tourism. At this stage, it was found that the management of BUMDes in Rinding Allo has not been running optimally due to internal and external problems. 2) the second stage is the dream stage. At this stage the community service team carries out steps and strategies taken in order to achieve the targets and objectives of the community service. At this stage, BUMDes management training will be conducted, providing program recommendations such as providing infrastructure and human resources that support BUMDes management and sustainable tourism development, creating clear regulations related to BUMDes and tourism in Rinding Allo village. 3) the third stage is design. This stage is carried out by designing BUMDes training modules, designing action plans, preparing implementation teams and building collaborative partners. 4) the destiny stage, namely the implementation and sustainability of the program. At this stage the community service team conducts BUMDes management training, mentoring and monitoring BUMDes, network development, promotion and financial management and program evaluation.
Copyright (c) 2025 Erwin Erwin https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
Optimizing Website, E-Ticketing, and Video Marketing for the Digitalization of Tirta Arum Swimming Pool’s Marketing Strategy
This community service activity was motivated by the low utilization of digital systems in the marketing and service strategies of Tirta Arum Swimming Pool, a business unit managed by the Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes) in Pekalongan Regency. Despite having an official website and e-ticketing system, observational data revealed that ticket bookings were still conducted entirely offline. This limited utilization was attributed to inadequate socialization, lack of digital promotional content strategies, and suboptimal use of social media and video marketing in reaching potential visitors. Therefore, this program was designed as a training activity focused on three main aspects: optimization of the website and e-ticketing system, development of social media-based digital marketing content strategies, and implementation of video marketing. The activity employed methods including material presentation, interactive discussions, and hands-on practice sessions with BUMDes Tirta Arum managers. Evaluation results indicated a significant improvement in participants’ knowledge and skills, as demonstrated by a comparison of pretest and posttest scores across various assessed aspects, with an average increase of over 45%. This initiative made a tangible contribution to enhancing the digital capacity of rural tourism managers and serves as a model for strengthening collaboration between universities and communities in supporting local tourism’s digital transformation.
Copyright (c) 2025 Ari Muhardono, Wenti Ayu Sunarjo, Daru Anggara Murty, Wafa Khansa Fadhilah, Tarismha Winda Sari, Laili Istianah, Muhammad Arju Syafa, Syarifatun Ni'mah
Sarcopenia is a condition characterized by decreased muscle mass and strength, characterized by a decline in physical ability, beginning around the age of 40 due to the aging process. A significant number of residents of Bangetayu Wetan Village, 5,694 people, are over 40 years old and experience various physical complaints such as knee pain, back pain, fatigue, muscle and joint stiffness, physical weakness, obesity, high blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, and so on.Residents of Bangetayu Wetan Village are unaware that one of the risk factors for these complaints is muscle mass loss, or sarcopenia. One effective way to prevent and manage sarcopenia is through regular weight training.This community service activity aims to provide knowledge about sarcopenia and how to manage it through weight training. The expected benefit of this activity is that residents of Bangetayu Wetan Village over 40 will be able to identify and address their health problems.
Copyright (c) 2025 Metta Christiana, Ahmad Muhaimin, Wahyu Puspitasari, Shinta Eka Kartika
A Socialization Program to Enhance Community Knowledge of Islamic and Conventional Economics in Rajawana Village, Karangmoncol District, Purbalingga Regency
This community service program was conducted in Rajawana Village, Karangmoncol District, Purbalingga Regency, with the aim of improving public understanding of Islamic and conventional economics. The activity was motivated by the rapid growth of Islamic banking and financial institutions in Indonesia, which has not been matched by adequate public literacy, especially in rural areas where communities still predominantly rely on conventional systems. The program was implemented on August 1, 2025, using a lecture method combined with interactive discussions and question-and-answer sessions. The materials were presented in three subtopics: (1) the definition of economics, Islamic economics, and conventional economics; (2) the characteristics of both systems; and (3) the key differences between them. The results showed a 35% increase in participants’ knowledge scores, along with greater willingness to adopt sharia-based financial practices. Farmers, traders, and small business actors demonstrated growing interest in alternatives such as murabahah, mudharabah, and musyarakah. However, the program also revealed structural challenges, including limited access to Islamic financial institutions and inadequate digital infrastructure. These findings suggest that socialization efforts must be complemented by continuous mentoring, replication of similar programs in other rural areas, and stronger collaboration with local Islamic financial institutions to ensure sustainability and long-term impact
Creating Child-Friendly Sports Through Sign Systems: Visual Innovation at SDS Sawitan, PT. Bangkitgiiat Usaha Mandiri (BUM)
This community service program aims to implement a child-friendly sign system at SDS Sawitan PT. Bangkit Giat Usaha Mandiri (BUM) to support the Child-Friendly School concept in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection (PPPA) No. 8 of 2014. The activities were carried out using a participatory method, involving teachers, students, and the KKN team in four stages: planning, production and installation, socialization and education, and evaluation. The signs were designed with bright colors, simple illustrations, and easy-to-understand language, and were printed on safe and weather-resistant materials. As a result, students were able to understand the signs without additional explanations, showed improved orderly behavior and compliance with rules, and required fewer verbal instructions from teachers. Socialization efforts with students and parents extended the educational impact into the home environment. The evaluation indicated the need to adjust the position of several signs to enhance visibility. Overall, this program successfully created a safer, more informative, and conducive learning environment, while instilling values of discipline, cleanliness, and care from an early age. This success underscores the importance of cross-sector collaboration in producing sustainable educational visual solutions for elementary schools.
Copyright (c) 2025 Chabib Novianto, Hevon Pheriantsih Janos, Fikri Adriansyah, Marshanda Marshanda, Dwinta Noval Rahardian, Athaya Zafirah Djohan, Rizka Sevia, Azfa Naufal Purnomo, Muhammad Andhika, Rama Wijaya, Dea Novitasari https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
Creative Economy Development and Digitalization of MSMEs in Made Village, Surabaya
This community service article titled "Creative Economy Development and Digitalization of MSMEs in Made Village, Surabaya" addresses the challenge of low digital literacy and limited access to technology faced by MSMEs in Made Village, an urban village marked by social economic disparities within an elite area. The methodology employed includes a structured workshop on "Content Creating for Branding" and the establishment of a digital assistance post for registering MSMEs on platforms such as GoFood and implementing QRIS-based digital payments. These interventions are supported by a participatory approach integrating MSME development theories, digital payment concepts, e-commerce utilization, and digital location marketing via Google Maps. The activities were implemented over one month with intensive mentorship to ensure practical application and sustainable digital transformation. Outcomes showed significant enhancement in digital adoption, branding awareness, and operational efficiency among local MSMEs, contributing to broader market access and increased competitiveness. The program effectively promoted inclusive economic growth and urban sustainability, directly supporting SDGs 8 and 11. This study highlights the vital role of collaborative, context-sensitive interventions in bridging digital divides and fostering creative economic development in marginalized urban communities. Artikel pengabdian masyarakat berjudul "Pengembangan Ekonomi Kreatif dan Digitalisasi UMKM di Kelurahan Made, Surabaya" ini mengkaji permasalahan rendahnya literasi digital dan keterbatasan akses teknologi yang dihadapi pelaku UMKM di Kelurahan Made, sebuah kelurahan urban yang memiliki kesenjangan sosial ekonomi di tengah kawasan elit. Metode yang digunakan meliputi pelatihan terstruktur berupa workshop "Content Creating for Branding" serta pendirian posko digital yang membantu pendaftaran UMKM pada platform seperti GoFood dan implementasi pembayaran digital berbasis QRIS. Intervensi ini didukung dengan pendekatan partisipatif yang mengintegrasikan teori pengembangan UMKM, konsep pembayaran digital, pemanfaatan e-commerce, serta pemasaran lokasi digital melalui Google Maps. Kegiatan ini dilaksanakan selama satu bulan dengan pendampingan intensif agar penerapan digitalisasi dapat dilakukan secara praktis dan berkelanjutan. Hasilnya menunjukkan peningkatan signifikan dalam adopsi teknologi digital, pemahaman branding, dan efisiensi operasional UMKM lokal, yang secara langsung memperluas akses pasar serta meningkatkan daya saing usaha. Program ini berhasil mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi inklusif dan keberlanjutan perkotaan, serta selaras dengan target SDGs 8 dan 11. Studi ini menegaskan pentingnya intervensi kolaboratif yang sensitif terhadap konteks lokal dalam menjembatani kesenjangan digital dan mendorong pengembangan ekonomi kreatif di komunitas urban yang terpinggirkan.
Community Development and Digital Economy
Copyright (c) 2025 Ade Rizky Panjaitan, Ahmad Taufik Akbar, Ida Ayu Putu Savitri Dewi Maharani, Jihan Shafira, Trimono Pujiarto
Laravel Api Masterclass: Autentikasi, Role-Based Access and Crud Testing
The latest developments in web technology require mastery in the development of well-planned and secure APIs as a foundation for integrating various digital systems. However, many new developers have difficulty in understanding the basic principles and practices of creating web-based APIs. To fulfil this need, the service team organised an event entitled "Laravel API Masterclass: Authentication, Role-based Access, and CRUD Testing" which aims to introduce the basics of API development using the Laravel framework to participants with various backgrounds. This activity was organised in the form of Webinars and Workshops, which included the delivery of theoretical material on API concepts, Laravel project structure, and role-based authentication and access control, followed by hands-on practical sessions from setting up to testing APIs using Postman. Through this programme, participants are expected to build a strong foundation for creating APIs that meet industry standards and are ready to be applied in small to medium-sized web application development.
Stand Out Online Portofolio Design with Flowbite for Beginers
This community engagement project aimed to enhance digital literacy by providing practical training on building online portfolios using Flowbite and Tailwind CSS. The initiative targeted students and beginners who lacked prior experience in creating web-based portfolios. Through a combination of webinars and hands-on workshops, participants were introduced to the fundamentals of portfolio design, User-Centered Design (UCD) principles, and modern UI development using Flowbite components. The project implemented a project-based learning approach to ensure both theoretical understanding and technical skills acquisition. The event was held virtually on July 14, 2025, and attended by 33 participants, with 21 actively engaged during the session. A pre-test and post-test were administered to evaluate learning outcomes. The results showed a significant improvement in participants' understanding, with the average score increasing from 73.5 to 87. Additionally, 95% of participants expressed satisfaction with the training format and content. The program successfully equipped participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to develop responsive and aesthetically pleasing online portfolios, contributing to their personal branding efforts in the digital era.
Copyright (c) 2025 Hilmi Dzakiyuddin Rohman, Muhammad Thirafi Qaedi Setiawan, Najla Maharani Dewi Tiawa Ginawan, Sitti Nurbaya Ambo, Jumail Jumail, Yana Adharani
Implementation of Management Strategic Human Resourch for Job Function Standard in Bank Rakyat Indonesia Branch Office Slamet Riyadi, Solo
This article discusses the internship program conducted at Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) Solo Slamet Riyadi Branch from March 1st to May 31st, 2025. The objective of the internship was to observe and analyze the human resource management (HRM) strategies implemented to support the achievement of standard job functions within the Operational Department. The method used was qualitative-descriptive, involving direct observation, participation in administrative activities, and documentation. The results indicate that BRI applies structured HRM strategies such as orientation programs, work mentoring, and systematic task distribution, all of which contribute significantly to the effectiveness and efficiency of employees. The internship also provided valuable insight into the real-world banking environment, highlighting the importance of soft skills, adaptability, and work ethics. In conclusion, well-implemented HRM strategies positively impact job performance standards and prepare students for professional careers.
Copyright (c) 2025 suprayitno suprayitno
Interpersonal Communication Skills Training for Kader Surabaya Hebat (KSH) in Sukolilo Village
According to data from Sukolilo District, the Kader Surabaya Hebat have 20 members. Their role is to assist residents and families in implementing Clean and Healthy Lifestyles (PHBS). However, in carrying out their duties, problems often arise, ranging from ridicule, accusations of manipulating and exploiting residents' data for personal gain, to the spread of conspiracy theories and hoaxes. These problems hamper the Surabaya City Government's PHBS program, especially when it is not supported by effective communication between cadres and the community. Therefore, the Faculty of Psychology at the University of North Sumatra (UHT) conducted an empowerment intervention to improve interpersonal communication in Sukolilo Village. This one-day activity included counseling and a Q&A session with 15 female cadres. The activity was measured using a Likert-based effective communication questionnaire to gauge understanding before and after the training. The questionnaire was based on indicators of openness, empathy, support, positive attitudes, and equality. This activity was attended by 15 female cadres. The results showed no significant difference before and after the training. Recommendations include conducting regular mentoring activities and ensuring improvement by practicing effective interpersonal communication skills.
Design Faster, Code Smarter: Web Design With SASS
The "Design Faster, Code Smarter: Web Design With SASS" webinar and workshop, held on July 16, 2025, successfully educated participants on modern web design using SASS. This activity was implemented to address the challenges of managing traditional CSS code, which tends to be repetitive, difficult to maintain, and prone to errors in large-scale projects. SASS was chosen as the solution due to its dynamic, structured, and modular approach to writing CSS, offering features such as variables, functions, and mixins that significantly improve development efficiency. This community service activity employed a descriptive quantitative method, utilizing a survey approach through pre- and post-test questionnaires, as well as feedback forms, to measure participants' understanding. The 21 participants were students from the Informatics Engineering program at the University of Muhammadiyah Jakarta. A pre-test assessed initial knowledge, followed by a post-test and feedback questionnaire after the workshop. The workshop also provided hands-on coding experience, guiding participants in creating landing pages using Visual Studio Code and Figma designs. The post-test and feedback results revealed high participant satisfaction and a significant increase in understanding of SASS concepts. The percentage of correct answers to post-test questions ranged from 78.9% to 89.5%. Furthermore, 89.5% of participants stated that the material was clear (21.1% strongly agreed, 68.4% agreed), and 89.5% were satisfied with the overall event (21.1% felt very good, 68.4% good). This initiative successfully demonstrated that hands-on training effectively improves skills in modern web development and underscores the importance of continuing education programs to further enhance participants' SASS skills.
Copyright (c) 2025 Mochammad Rizqi Aullia
Training on Making Vegetable and Fruit Noodles, and Assessing Their Business and Economic Value for Households in the Kembangan Subdistrict
This Community Service activity aims to empower housewives and PKK members in Kembangan Subdistrict through entrepreneurship training based on healthy food. According to data from the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) contribute 60.5% to the national GDP, indicating their great potential in supporting economic growth. In addition, Indonesia ranks second in the world for instant noodle consumption, and the rising public awareness of healthy eating presents a promising business opportunity. The main problems faced by the partners include a lack of knowledge and skills to start a business and difficulties in calculating the cost of goods sold and setting selling prices. This program offers solutions through: (1) socialization on the importance of entrepreneurship, (2) training in the production of vegetable- and fruit-based noodles, and (3) training in cost calculation and pricing. The activity is expected to improve the entrepreneurial capacity of the partners and foster the development of sustainable home-based businesses.
Introduction to Digital Forensics: Educational Initiatives Through Webinars And Workshops on Recovering Lost Files in the Windows Operating System
A webinar and workshop titled "Introduction to Digital Forensics" was held online on July 12, 2025, to improve public understanding of digital data security. Twenty participants attended the event, which included both a pre-test and a post-test. Results showed an increase in participant understanding, with scores on volatile data increasing from 73.7% to 88.2%, on non-volatile data from 72.2% to 82.4%, and on the definition of digital forensics from 84.2% to 88.2%. Furthermore, participant satisfaction was high, with 60% scoring excellent and 30% scoring good. This event was deemed successful in providing a basic understanding of digital forensics and raising awareness of the importance of data protection in the digital age.
Copyright (c) 2025 Oldi Alfani Sunan Saleh
Optimizing the Role of Adolescents in Preventing Early Marriage Through Advocacy of Reproductive Health Rights.
Wedding age early Still become challenge serious in Indonesia because its complex impact to health , education and welfare social teenagers. Activities devotion public This aiming For optimize role teenager in prevention wedding age early through advocacy rights health reproduction. Activities implemented at SMAN 7 Batam in May 2025, with involving 32 teenagers age 14–18 years. The method used covering education interactive, discussion group, training advocacy , as well as simulation and formation group peers. Evaluation is carried out through pre-test and post-test, observation participatory, as well as interview. The results show improvement significant to knowledge teenager related health reproduction (62.5%), impact wedding age early (71.87%), rights adolescents (68.75%), and advocacy strategies (81.25%). In general qualitative, teenagers show better understanding comprehensive and attitude critical to practice wedding age early. They also showed initiative For share information and form group Advocacy. Activities This prove that teenager own potential big as agent change in effort prevention wedding age early, and advocacy rights health reproduction is an effective strategy in empowerment teenager For create change positive social.
Improving Infrastructure in Child-Friendly Public Spaces RW.10 Pekalipan Village, Cirebon City
This study evaluates the availability and condition of child-friendly infrastructure in RW.10 Pekalipan Village, Cirebon City, as part of the implementation of the Child-Friendly City Program (KLA). The method used is Participatory Action Research (PAR) by involving the community, village officials, and academics in the process of identifying issues, mapping potential, and implementing infrastructure development actions. Data was collected through observation, interviews, and document studies. The results of the study show that the child-friendly infrastructure in Pekalipan Village is quite adequate, including health facilities, education, green open spaces, and playgrounds. The local government has made efforts to improve public facilities and encourage community participation in development planning and evaluation. However, there are still challenges such as equitable distribution of facilities, the need for renovation, and the need to increase children's participation in the development process. This research emphasizes the importance of cross-sector collaboration and collaborative governance models to optimize KLA development. The resulting policy implications include the need to strengthen regulations, routine maintenance of facilities, and the active involvement of children and the community. These findings are in line with a recent study that highlights the importance of continuous evaluation and innovation in the development of child-friendly cities in Indonesia.
Copyright (c) 2025 Syaeful Bakhri, Muhammad Fakhri Alamsyah, Anez Yuniar Pradini
The Use of Animated Videos in Preventing Anemia in Adolescent Girls
Anemia is a serious public health problem and has an impact on the life cycle of adolescents, especially adolescent girls. Adolescent girls who suffer from anemia have limitations in the growth process, learning capacity, ability to focus on daily activities, are susceptible to infection, have a tendency to drop out of school, physical fitness levels, and work productivity. The risk of anemia in adolescent girls tends to increase with age and coincides with the teenage years when the growth process occurs most rapidly. The ages between 12 and 15 years, when nutritional needs are very high, are known to have a very high risk of suffering from anemia. One of the educational media that can be easily understood by adolescents is animated videos. The purpose of this community service is to increase knowledge about preventing anemia in adolescents. The activities carried out are in the form of education, using educational videos to prevent anemia in adolescents. The method used is socialization and health education to adolescent girls through videos and explanations of the consumption of iron tablets distributed to all adolescent girls. The location of the activity was carried out at SDN 001 Nongsa. The stages of the activity include the stages of preparation, implementation and reporting. Data from the results of community service activities showed an increase in the capacity of adolescent girls, showing a change of 22 points in the pre-post test education, HB level examination from 30 people. The examined adolescent girls who experienced anemia were 16 people (53%) and 14 people did not experience anemia. All adolescents showed high enthusiasm for this activity and hoped that anemia and nutritional status education activities could be carried out sustainably to improve the fitness and health of adolescent girls.
Empowerment of Women-Led MSMEs in Mojokerto through Artificial Intelligence Training to Improve Product Marketing Communication Skills
This community service initiative aims to empower women-managed Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Mojokerto, Indonesia, by improving their digital marketing communication skills through the practical application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools. Despite their crucial contribution to the economy, many women entrepreneurs face barriers in adopting digital technologies, which limits their market reach and business growth. Through a collaboration with the Mojokerto Cooperative Office and the Gerakan Majapahit Muda, supported by Microsoft and the Ministry of Digital Communications, the program trained 45 women entrepreneurs using a community-based participatory approach. A tailored three-day AI training module introduced tools such as ChatGPT, Canva, and WhatsApp Bots, followed by a two-month online mentorship. Results showed significant improvements in AI literacy, marketing content quality, customer engagement, and business performance. Notably, social media interactions and online product orders increased, with several entrepreneurs reporting up to 30% sales growth. The program also fostered peer learning and collective support among participants. While challenges such as limited internet access and resistance to technology were encountered, they were mitigated through inclusive teaching strategies. The project demonstrates the transformative potential of AI training in enabling inclusive, sustainable development for women entrepreneurs in semi-urban areas.
Product Development Strategy and Financial Management at Turbo Sakti MSME in Increasing Competitiveness in the Cassava and Corn Chips Industry
Turbo Sakti Cassava Chips is a micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) located in Manding and engaged in the production and marketing of traditional cassava-based snack products. Amidst increasing competition in the local snack industry, this study focuses on analyzing the business development strategies and financial management practices implemented by Turbo Sakti to increase its competitiveness. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method with data collection techniques through direct interviews with the owner, field observations, and documentation studies to gain a comprehensive understanding of the MSME's operations. The results show that Turbo Sakti has implemented various strategies to encourage business growth. These strategies include continuous product innovation, particularly in developing flavor variations to suit consumer tastes, investing in modern and environmentally friendly packaging, and utilizing digital media such as social media to expand market reach. In addition, this business also builds brand identity and customer loyalty through consistent quality and active participation in local community activities.
Increasing Jatam Kroya’s Agricultural Production by Creating “Boosters” from the Environment
This community service (IbM) aims to increase agricultural production in the community that is part of the Muhammadiyah Farmers Association (Jatam) in Kroya District, Cilacap Regency, Central Java by making "Boosters" from various natural resources. This effort is a solution to the increasing cost of chemical agricultural drugs that can have an impact on environmental pollution, which in turn can be harmful to humans. This community service method uses a participatory-educational method, through a direct educational approach, practical training, and mentoring. The community service team visits a number of farmers' gardens and rice fields, provides extension services by inviting agricultural experts from universities, monitoring, and evaluation at any time carried out through the WhatsApp Group. The community service team in this case provides extension on how to make Boosters from materials available in the surrounding environment, in the form of: Root and vegetative growth boosters; Flowering and fruit boosters; Disease resistance boosters; and soil fertility boosters. A sign that fermentation is successful is, a sour or sweet aroma, no foul odor. If moldy, add 2 tablespoons of sugar to activate good microbes.
Making Boosters from the Natural Environment
Assistance in Developing Canvas Model Business Capacity at Walcoo Shoes in Bogor City
MSMEs are an important pillar in the Indonesian economy with a significant contribution to GDP and labor absorption. The fashion industry, especially shoes, is showing strong growth, and WALCOO Shoes as a player in this industry needs to understand and design the right business model. This study aims to analyze the WALCOO Shoes business model using the Business Model Canvas (BMC) approach and SWOT analysis. The SWOT analysis shows that WALCOO Shoes strengths in the comfort and flexibility of its products, but has weaknesses in supporting intensive physical activity and weather resistance. Opportunities include fashion trends and innovative materials, while the main threats come from fierce competition and changing consumer trends. Strategic recommendations for WALCOO Shoes include improving marketing strategies, maintaining product quality, and offering after-sales service with a warranty. The main resources include human resources, raw materials, and sewing machines, while the main activity is the shoemaking process from design to sales. The use of social media and e-commerce such as Tiktok and Shopee is optimized for sales channels. The proposed business model is expected to improve WALCOO Shoes' performance and competitiveness in the shoe industry
Utilization of Digital Marketing for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in Dandangan Village.
Digital transformation presents a major opportunity for MSMEs to expand markets and improve efficiency. In Dandangan Village, Kediri, many MSMEs use social media and e-commerce platforms, yet market reach remains limited and digital marketing knowledge is lacking. A one-month community service program provided training and outreach to enhance MSMEs’ digital literacy, including the use of mind maps as marketing planning tools. Results showed improved digital promotion skills, including public speaking during live selling. The use of mind maps helped MSMEs analyze markets, schedule content, and monitor digital performance. This program demonstrates that targeted assistance can sustainably strengthen MSMEs’ digital capabilities.
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Training on the Use of Buku Warung to Improve the Capability of MSMEs RW 01 Pangaur Village, Bogor Regency
MSMEs play an important role in the country's economy, but unfortunately the capabilities of the perpetrators are not sufficient. For example, in terms of technology utilisation in the form of applications. Applications that facilitate business services are very important for the progress of MSMEs. One example is the Buku Warung application that can be downloaded through Playstore. In this application, there are features that allow users to record income and expenses for MSMEs such as grocery stores. With the Buku Warung application, MSME players can make digital records of income and expenses. In addition, this application is also able to compile and display financial reports in accordance with accounting standards for businesses conducted digitally. Through training in using the Buku Warung application, it is hoped that the abilities and skills of MSME players can increase for the development of their businesses in the future.
Empowering Women Through TAGABA (Emergency Response For Toddlers) As Health Community Empowerment For 'Aisyiyah Cadres In Kalibagor Banyumas
The infant mortality rate in Indonesia is still high, reaching 19.83% / 100,000 live births. Meanwhile, the child mortality rate in Indonesia due to accidents, poisoning and trauma is recorded at 7.3% / 100,000 live bitrh) and is one of the five highest causes of child mortality. Health Community Empowerment (HCE) is an effort to empower communities to improve health levels. HCE includes several elements of active community participation, health education, cross-sector collaboration, and access to health services. Through increased knowledge, awareness, attitudes and behaviors will increase to improve health, especially for toddlers.The objectives of this activity include helping to reduce morbidity in newborns, neonates and toddlers. Helping to reduce infant, neonatal and toddler mortality due to illness or injury. Increasing the knowledge and skills of 'aisyiyah cadres regarding emergency management of injuries and diseases. Increasing public knowledge to behave in a clean, healthy lifestyle and parenting patterns to improve health. The form of this activity is in the form of first aid training for toddlers who have accidents at home including choking, burning, poisoning, electric shock. This training was attended by 20 mothers who have toddlers in Kalibagor Village, Banyumas. The output of this activity is in the form of posters, HAKI, scientific journals, activity videos, and gradual improvement of partner skills.
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