https://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/issue/feedAbdimas Indonesian Journal2024-10-03T05:24:19+00:00Sekretariat Abdimascivilizapub@gmail.comOpen Journal Systems<p>Abdimas Indonesian Journal is a biannual journal that published in June and Desember by Civiliza Publishing. The journal is focus on the result of community services and activities by empowering the society through a participatory approach to reach the sustainable development.</p> <p>E-ISSN: <a href="https://issn.lipi.go.id/terbit/detail/20211022290953059" target="_blank" rel="noopener">2808-5094</a></p>https://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/337Pembuatan Media Promosi Untuk Kegiatan Karang Taruna Desa Senang Hati2024-04-03T14:58:02+00:00Andi Sylvanasylvana@ecampus.ut.ac.idElisabeth Ria Viana Praningtyaselisabethria@ecampus.ut.ac.idNenah Sunarsihnenah@ecampus.ut.ac.idRakhmini Juwitarakhmini@ecampus.ut.ac.idAndriyansah Andriyansahandriyansah@ecampus.ut.ac.idImas Maesarohimas@ecampus.ut.ac.idGinta Gintingginta@ecampus.ut.ac.idKurnia Endah Rianariana@ecampus.ut.ac.idAmi Pujiwatiami@ecampus.ut.ac.idZainur Hidayahzainur@ecampus.ut.ac.idRini Dwiyani Hadiwidjajarini@ecampus.ut.ac.idSri Lestari Pujiastutislpujiastuti@ecampus.ut.ac.idMohamad Nasohanasoha@ecampus.ut.ac.idIrmawaty Irmawatyirmawaty@ecampus.ut.ac.idRini Subektibektirini@ecampus.ut.ac.id<p>Senang Hati Village is one of the developing villages in Malingping Sub-district, Lebak Regency, Banten Province, where the majority of the population is young. Unfortunately, the difficult road conditions in the village mean that young people are less interested in pursuing formal education as high as possible. In addition, the highest public school in Senang Hati Village is only up to junior high school level, so their knowledge and skills are very limited. This also makes the youth of Senang Hati Village lack a sense of responsibility and concern for their village. In fact, the progress of Senang Hati villagse is in the hands of these young people. Departing from the situation analysis, the Community Service Team (PkM) of the Universitas Terbuka (UT) Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) lecturers provided training and assistance in making promotional media that could improve youth skills. These skills can become new jobs for young people so that Senang Hati Village can develop. Training and mentoring is carried out offline and online using Canva. The results of the training and mentoring showed that the youth of Senang Hati Village began to be able to use the Canva application properly. Now they have the initial skills that can support various village promotions and generate income, both for the village and for themselves. The training and mentoring can be continued until the youth of Senang Hati Village.</p>2024-04-04T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Andriyansah Andriyansah, Andi Sylvana, Elisabeth Ria Viana Praningtyas, Nenah Sunarsih, Rakhmini Juwita, Imas Maesaroh, Ginta Ginting, Ami Pujiwati, Zainur Hidayah, Rini Dwiyani Hadiwidjaja, Sri Lestari Pujiastuti, Mohamad Nasoha, Irmawaty, Rini Subektihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/342Penyuluhan Pendidikan Seksual di SMKN 1 Jakarta2024-04-06T03:44:49+00:00Aliyah Mu'Adzah Kusuma231071043@mahasiswa.upnvj.ac.idWidayani Wahyuningtyaswidayaniwahyuningtyas@upnvj.ac.idSarah Sabina Andini231071047@mahasiswa.upnvj.ac.idAhmad Khoirul Anamchairilanam45@gmail.comZahwa Maulida Rachenda231071053@mahasiswa.upnvj.ac.idRihana Salsabila Khotaman2310714055@mahasiswa.upnvj.ac.id<p>Adolescence, as an important period of transition from childhood to adulthood, is often marked by a lack of sexual education. Lack of sexual education causes many problems related to sexual deviation and sexual harassment to occur in adolescence. To reduce this problem in teenagers, this community service is carried out to provide knowledge in overcoming the problem of lack of knowledge regarding sexual education. The implemented method involves conducting a seminar at SMK Negeri 1 Jakarta on October 30, 2023, specifically for students of class XI DPIB 1. Data collection is carried out through the completion of a questionnaire comprising eight multiple-choice questions and two essay questions. The preparation stage for the seminar involves the development of content, titles, questions, games, pre and post-test questionnaire links, and prize determination. The presentation of material encompasses aspects of sexual health, sexually transmitted diseases, reproductive organ care, catcalling, and sexual harassment. The question and answer session allows active participation of respondents, facilitating in-depth discussions about their views on these issues. The use of the questionnaire as the primary instrument ensures understanding of key aspects, with a scoring of 10 points for each correct answer to multiple-choice questions. This community service demonstrates the necessity of comprehensive sexual education for adolescents to address reproductive and sexual health issues. Through a positive and interactive approach, it is expected that adolescents can make responsible decisions and possess adequate knowledge regarding their sexual changes. By involving schools and teachers as facilitators, this community service seeks to provide a platform for a better understanding of this sensitive topic in an effort to prevent various negative impacts that may arise due to a lack of sexual education.</p>2024-04-06T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Aliyah Mu'Adzah Kusuma, Widayani Wahyuningtyas, Sarah Sabina Andini, Ahmad Khoirul Anam, Zahwa Maulida Rachenda, Rihana Salsabila Khotamanhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/343Penyusunan Rencana Mitigasi Bencana dalam Upaya Penguatan Kapasitas Pengelola Wisata Desa Biting Kecamatan Badegan Kabupaten Ponorogo2024-04-15T00:35:07+00:00Yusuf Adam Hilmanadam_hilman@umpo.ac.idKhoirurrosyidin Khoirurrosyidinrosyidin.kh@gmail.comInsyira Yusdiawan Azharinsyirayusdiawanazhar@umpo.ac.idHelda Rivatul Mahmuddahhelda@gmail.com<p>Tourism is a sector that can be relied upon to increase economic growth, so it is necessary to organize and manage tourist destinations well and professionally, the demand for professionalism is an important thing that must be realized for destinations for the sake of security and comfort so that the destination can run sustainably, in an effort In achieving these conditions, a problem arises, namely the unpreparedness of tourist destination managers for disaster events that can arise at any time without warning, which can disrupt the safety and comfort of travelers. This study aims to look at the efforts of tourism managers in preparing for disaster events through the concept of disaster mitigation. The method used in this study begins with a Focus Group Discussion activity to carry out several activities, including: 1). Mapping and creating information on village potential, 2). Forming a disaster task force, 3). Developing disaster response skills, 4). Simulation of disaster management, 5). Evaluation of disaster mitigation activities. From the activities carried out, we can see changes in understanding and increased mitigation skills possessed by tourist destination managers. This tells us that there is an increase in capacity experienced by tourism managers to become more skilled and capable.</p>2024-04-18T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Yusuf Adam Hilman, Khoirurrosyidin Khoirurrosyidin, Insyira Yusdiawan Azhar, Helda Rivatul Mahmuddahhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/366Rekayasa Penataan Lingkungan Permukiman Desa Mbarung2024-06-29T07:59:49+00:00Jetno Harjajetnoharja834@gmail.com<table> <tbody> <tr> <td width="406"> <p>This community service project examines the settlement environmental planning in Desa Mbarung, Kecamatan Babussalam, Kabupaten Aceh Tenggara, Aceh Province. The focus of this study is to prioritize settlement environmental planning using the ArcGIS program, aiming to identify which development areas and types should be prioritized. Data analysis was conducted through direct field observation surveys and processed using Microsoft Excel before being entered into ArcGIS for visualization and prioritization. The survey covered various aspects, including geographical location, population density, housing conditions, accessibility, drainage, drinking water services, and wastewater disposal systems. The study results reveal the characteristics and criteria for each parameter of settlement environmental planning, as well as the necessary development priorities. Key findings include the percentage of residential buildings lacking adequate roofing, flooring, and walls according to technical standards; the percentage of roads not meeting technical requirements; the percentage of drainage networks in settlements having substandard quality; the percentage of the population lacking access to adequate drinking water facilities (both piped and protected non-piped sources); and the percentage of households without access to family or communal latrines (with five households per latrine).</p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table>2024-07-04T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Jetno Harjahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/368Sosialisasi dan Pelatihan Sertifikasi Produk Halal Pada Pelaku Usaha Makanan di Padukuhan Sumberan Kecamatan Ngaglik Kabupaten Sleman2024-07-03T13:53:36+00:00Hasim As’arihasim@mercubuana-yogya.ac.idAbin Suarsaabinsuarsa@umbandung.ac.idEka Purnamasam.ekapurnama@gmail.com<p>The government requires business actors to have a halal certificate by 2024. This PKM activity aims to socialize Law no. 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Product Guarantees, and business actors in Sumberan Hamlet, Ngaglik District, Sleman Regency, through socialization activities and halal certification training, are expected to be able to produce halal food products, thoyiban. This is because there is still a lack of business actors in Sumberan Hamlet who have halal certificates. The PKM method goes through an initial preparation stage, the implementation stage of PKM activities is carried out with lectures and a mentoring stage. PKM ran smoothly, participants were very enthusiastic about following stage by stage. Through this PKM, business actors in Sumberan Hamlet guarantee halal quality in their products in order to obtain halal certificates so that they can increase sales, and ultimately improve community welfare.</p>2024-07-04T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Hasim As’ari, Abin Suarsa, Eka Purnamahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/372Pembekalan Strategi Manajemen dalam Menghadapi Tantangan Perekonomian Usaha di Era Digital2024-07-05T05:59:22+00:00Zulfa Zakiatul Hidayahzulfazakiatul23@pelitabangsa.ac.idErin Solehaerinsoleha@pelitabangsa.ac.idAbdul Latifabdullatif@pelitabangsa.ac.idFiqih Maria Rabiatul Harirohfiqihmaria@pelitabangsa.ac.idNadia Meiraninadia.meirani@unisba.ac.id<p>Field surveys were used in this Community Service initiative to gain further understanding of customer preferences, market trends, and areas of improvement needed by their companies. The devotion team managed to obtain important information from customers and business owners during the initial interviews to analyze the problems faced. A number of solutions were created to improve Angkringan's business performance once the problems were identified. Improvements in finance, marketing, promotion, expansion of premises and facilities, better sales strategies, product innovation, better customer service, and customer relationship maintenance are some examples of such actions. It is expected that these activities will improve service quality, increase customer satisfaction, and increase market share. This will help the business stay relevant and compete in a competitive market while enhancing customer relationships and improving overall business performance.</p>2024-07-05T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Zulfa Zakiatul Hidayah, Erin Soleha, Abdul Latif, Fiqih Maria Rabiatul Hariroh, Nadia Meiranihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/374Implementation of Oriented-Project Planning in the Development of Cultural Assets in Residency Infrastructure Writing Cultural Stories of the Pacitan Smart Community2024-07-06T06:29:33+00:00Ica Purnamasariica.purnamasari.fip@um.ac.idR. Anggia Listyaningrumanggia.listyaningrum.fip@um.ac.idRezka Arina Rahmarezka.rahma.fip@um.ac.idEka Putri Suryaeka.putri.2304318@students.um.ac.idAlby Arunaalby.aruna.2301218@students.um.ac.idAdinda Marcelliantikaadinda2231@gmail.com<p>This article discusses the implementation of Oriented-Project Planning (OPP) in the development of cultural assets through a writing residency infrastructure for cultural stories in the Pacitan Cerdas Community. This community service program aims to enhance the appreciation and understanding of local culture and develop writing skills for cultural stories. The methodology includes result-oriented project planning, writing training, and intensive mentoring. The results indicate that the application of OPP significantly improves participants' writing skills and produces written works that reflect the richness of local culture. Additionally, this program strengthens community networks and promotes Pacitan culture to a broader audience. In conclusion, the implementation of OPP in cultural asset development provides a positive contribution to the preservation and promotion of local culture through the writing residency infrastructure.</p>2024-07-06T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Ica Purnamasari, R. Anggia Listyaningrum, Rezka Arina Rahma, Eka Putri Surya, Alby Aruna, Adinda Marcelliantikahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/376Implementation of Generative Asset Platform Governance for Optimizing Social Media Branding Assets in the Pacitan Smart Community2024-07-06T06:42:11+00:00Eka Putri Suryaeka.putri.2304318@students.um.ac.idMohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqinmohamad.firzon.2305348@students.um.ac.idLinda Agustin Ningrumlinda.agustin.2304318@students.um.ac.idIriaji Iriajiiriaji.fs@um.ac.idAdinda Marcelliantikaadinda2231@gmail.comAlby Arunaalby.aruna.2301218@students.um.ac.idGinanjar Atma Wijayaginanjar.atma.1902146@students.um.ac.id<p>The implementation of generative asset platform management for optimizing social media branding assets in the Pacitan Cerdas Community aims to enhance the effectiveness of branding strategies and community engagement on social media. This program integrates generative asset technology with good governance to produce consistent, engaging, and relevant social media content. Methods include technical training for community members, development and implementation of the generative asset platform, and performance evaluation through social media metrics analysis. The results show a significant increase in interaction and user engagement. The implementation of this management system is expected to support the development of a strong digital identity and expand the community's reach on social media.</p>2024-07-06T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Eka Putri Surya, Mohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqin, Linda Agustin Ningrum, Iriaji Iriaji, Adinda Marcelliantika, Alby Aruna, Ginanjar Atma Wijayahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/377Increasing Community Awareness of the Calculation of Cost of Goods Sold for Banjarsari Tape Production Through the Development of a Dynamic Guidebook2024-07-06T06:47:02+00:00Linda Agustin Ningrumlinda.agustin.2304318@students.um.ac.idMohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqinmohamad.firzon.2305348@students.um.ac.idEka Putri Suryaeka.putri.2304318@students.um.ac.idAbdul Rahman Prasetyoprasetyo.fs@um.ac.idAlby Arunaalby.aruna.2301218@students.um.ac.idAdinda Marcelliantikaadinda2231@gmail.comGinanjar Atma Wijayaginanjar.atma.1902146@students.um.ac.id<p>Increasing community awareness of the calculation of the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for tape production in Banjarsari through the development of a dynamic guidebook aims to enhance local producers' understanding and skills in accurately calculating COGS. This program involves creating an interactive and easy-to-understand guidebook, which includes steps for calculating COGS and the influencing factors. Methods include the preparation of guidebook materials, technical training for producers, and evaluation of the guidebook's effectiveness through user feedback. Results show a significant improvement in producers' ability to calculate COGS and manage production costs. The implementation of this program is expected to support the development of a more efficient and competitive tape industry in Banjarsari Village.</p>2024-07-06T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Linda Agustin Ningrum, Mohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqin, Eka Putri Surya, Abdul Rahman Prasetyo, Alby Aruna, Adinda Marcelliantika, Ginanjar Atma Wijayahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/378Accelerating the Competitiveness of Banjarsari Village Tape Industry Products Through Training and Diversification of Tape Smoothies Products with Potential for Income Generating2024-07-06T06:50:55+00:00Annisa Ayu Salsabilaannisa.ayu.2304318@students.um.ac.idEka Putri Suryaeka.putri.2304318@students.um.ac.idAlby Arunaalby.aruna.2301218@students.um.ac.idAbdul Rahman Prasetyoprasetyo.fs@um.ac.idAdinda Marcelliantikaadinda2231@gmail.com<p>The acceleration of the competitive edge of the tape industry in Banjarsari Village through training and product diversification of income-generating Tape Smoothies aims to enhance local producers' skills and knowledge in creating innovative products. This program involves technical training in the production of Tape Smoothies, combining tape with smoothie ingredients to create a healthy and delicious beverage. Methods include workshops, live demonstrations, and production outcome evaluations. Results show a significant improvement in production skills and innovation capabilities of local producers. The implementation of this program is expected to support product diversification, increase competitiveness, and expand the market for tape products in Banjarsari Village.</p>2024-07-06T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Annisa Ayu Salsabila, Eka Putri Surya, Alby Aruna, Abdul Rahman Prasetyo, Adinda Marcelliantikahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/382 Pelatihan dan Pendampingan Penggunaan Ejaan Bahasa Indonesia dalam Tayangan Teks Liturgi Ibadah di Jemaat GKI Diaspora Kotaraja Dalam Jayapura2024-07-13T05:37:57+00:00Aleda Mawenealeda@gmail.comMeggy Merlin Mokaymokay@gmail.com<p>The representation of the function of language in the field of religion and spirituality is marked by the use of Indonesian in various forms of church services. This also applies to the GKI in Tanah Papua, especially in the service (diakonia) of the GKI church in Tanah Papua which is known as the Tri Vocations of the Church, namely fellowship, witness and service. All service activities require Indonesian as an effective and meaningful communication tool. One of them is the use of correct Indonesian spelling in the presentation of praise song texts by the Church's Media Team. The target for this training and mentoring is the GKI Diaspora Multimedia Team in Kotaraja Dalam. The initial survey (interview on Wednesday, 26 July 2023) with the GKI Diaspora Multimedia Team Kotaraja- Dalam showed that the team's activities in editing the text of the songs were not based on the applicable General Guidelines for Indonesian Spelling (PUEBI). Training activities were held on Monday, July 31 2023, at the GKI Diaspora Multi-Purpose Building, Kotaraja Dalam. Implementation time is 16.00—18.00 WIT. The activity was attended by 8 participants. Apart from that, mentoring was also carried out for 4 days via telephone communication, starting from 31 July to 3 August 2023. In the mentoring activity, training participants were challenged to edit spelling errors and writing word combinations in the Congregational Songbook of 300 song texts. The results of the observations showed that the participants were serious enough to improve. Within one week, 20 texts of the Congregational Song Songs were returned which had been edited and within 1 month the edited results of 300 Congregation Song Song texts were obtained. The text editing completion rate is considered successful. The completion rate for text editing in the first week of August 2023 reached 6.7% with the training participants' level of understanding of the material being (60%) in the sufficient category. There was a significant increase in performance and understanding in the 4th week of August by 100% with very good criteria. Thus, it is concluded that training and mentoring techniques can improve the GKI Diaspora Kotaraja Multimedia Team's proficiency in writing capital letters, punctuation marks and word combinations in accordance with the General Guidelines for Indonesian Spelling.service issues undertaken / researched. Abstracts include reasons for the selection of topics or the importance of research topics / community service, methods of research / devotion and outcome summary. The abstract should end with a comment about the importance of the result or a brief conclusion.</p>2024-07-13T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Aleda Mawene, Meggy Merlin Mokayhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/383Patterns of Integration of Higher Education Curriculum with Industry Through the Development of Arts Education Residency Center2024-07-15T10:29:29+00:00Iriaji Iriajiiriaji.fs@um.ac.idAbdul Rahman Prasetyoprasetyo.fs@um.ac.idWening Patmi Rahayuwening.patmi.fe@um.ac.idMohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqinmohamad.firzon.2305348@students.um.ac.idEka Putri Suryaeka.putri.2304318@students.um.ac.idGinanjar Atma Wijayaginanjar.atma.1902146@students.um.ac.idAdinda Marcelliantikaadinda2231@gmail.comAlby Arunaalby.aruna.2301218@students.um.ac.id<p>This community service program aims to develop a model for integrating university curricula with industry through the establishment of an Art Education Residency Center. The methodology includes industry needs analysis, program design, and program implementation evaluation. The Residency Center is designed to provide students with opportunities to interact directly with art industry practitioners, thereby integrating academic theory with practical experience. The results of this program indicate significant improvements in students' practical skills, expansion of professional networks, and readiness to face industry challenges. Evaluations through surveys and in-depth interviews confirm the program's effectiveness in bridging the gap between education and industry. This program makes a significant contribution to modernizing art education curricula, ensuring their relevance to current and future industry needs.</p>2024-07-15T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Iriaji Iriaji, Abdul Rahman Prasetyo, Wening Patmi Rahayu, Mohamad Firzon Ainur Roziqin, Eka Putri Surya, Ginanjar Atma Wijaya, Adinda Marcelliantika, Alby Arunahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/388Developing the Quality of Mathematics Education to Improve Students' Mathematical Ability2024-07-22T16:22:00+00:00Netti Kariani Mendrofanetti.mend14@gmail.comMuhammad Yusupyusup9253@gmail.comAnggi Rahmanianggirahmani85@gmail.comSalma Samputrisalmasamputri@unm.ac.idBaso Intang Sappailebaso.sappaile@unm.ac.id<p>Learning represents a fundamental aspect of the educational process. The efficacy of the learning process is a key determinant of the extent to which educational objectives are achieved. Similarly, the quality of mathematical learning is a significant predictor of success in mathematics. The objective of this thesis is to examine the potential of managerial strategies to enhance the quality of mathematics learning. This research employs a qualitative methodology, specifically a case study design. Data were collected through in-depth interviews. The data sources, or resource persons, were selected using the snowball technique. The data were validated through the triangulation technique. The results demonstrated that: (1) The management of improvements to the quality of mathematics learning is conducted in three stages: planning, implementation, and assessment. (2) Teachers employ various strategies to enhance mathematics learning outcomes, including the provision of structured assignments. (3) The effective management of learning outcomes is contingent upon three key supporting factors: parental involvement, access to learning resources, and the principal's leadership model. (4) Persistent challenges, such as the pervasive belief that mathematics is inherently challenging and student motivation, must also be addressed.</p>2024-07-22T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Netti Kariani Mendrofa, Efendi Efendi, Anggi Rahmani, Salma Samputri, Baso Intang Sappailehttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/400Penyuluhan Hukum Tentang Layanan Bantuan Hukum Gratis di Posbakum Rutan Kelas 1 Surakarta 2024-08-06T06:12:50+00:00Marisa Kurnianingsihmk122@ums.ac.idHartanto Hartantohartatnto@ums.ac.idLutfi`ah FirdausFirdaus@ums.ac.idYoesoef MoestofaMoestofa@ums.ac.id<p>The principle of "Equality before the law" states that every individual has equal rights before the law and equal treatment in the justice system. This principle emphasizes that all people must be treated fairly and equally in the eyes of the law without discrimination. This principle explains that everyone has equal access to the legal process and justice, without any bias or unfair treatment based on factors such as race, religion, gender or social status. This principle is an important foundation in ensuring justice, protection of human rights, and fair law enforcement for all citizens. The free legal aid program is one way to realize access to law and justice for the poor, which is provided by the state as mandated by the constitution. The provision of legal aid to citizens in Indonesia is an effort to fulfill and at the same time implement a rule of law that recognizes, protects and guarantees the human rights of citizens. Through the provision of free legal aid, it is hoped that people in need can gain access to free legal services that are fair and equitable, and receive appropriate legal protection.</p>2024-08-07T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Marisa Kurnianingsih, Hartanto Hartanto, Lutfi`ah Firdaus, Yoesoef Moestofahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/402Peningkatan Pemahaman Peran Perguruan Tinggi Terhadap Layanan dan Pendampingan Hukum Bagi Usaha Kecil Mikro2024-08-06T06:22:22+00:00Marisa Kurnianingsihmk122@ums.ac.idKuswardani KuswardaniKuswardani@ums.ac.idAndria Luhur PrakosoSurakartaalp120@ums.ac.idMuchamad Iksanmiksan@ums.ac.id<p>The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1945 mandates the government to strive for a national education system that emphasizes faith, piety and humanity based on the one and only god. Higher education carries the mandate of the 1945 Constitution, which is one of educating the nation's life, this mandate must be implemented by the government as a policy maker. Higher education is part of the national education system that has a strategic role in educating the nation's life and advancing science and technology by paying attention to pancasila. The tridharma of higher education carries 3 pillars, namely research, community service and learning. Universities and academicians have an important role in driving social change and progress in society. As agents of change, they have the potential to influence policy, champion social issues, and encourage innovation in various fields, including the economy. In recent years, the statistics on the growth and development of micro small businesses have achieved significant changes. Lecturers and students and other academicians are expected to synergize with each other to spread benefits in the community, the latest thoughts and the latest innovations for the sake of realizing a resilient and sustainable Indonesian economy.</p>2024-08-07T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Marisa Kurnianingsih, Kuswardani Kuswardani, Andria Luhur Prakoso, Muchamad Iksanhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/405Desain dan Konsep Alat Pirolisis Sampah Rumah Tangga dengan Kajian Kelayakan Ekonomi2024-08-11T04:37:34+00:00Muhammad Yasirnoviaazmi98@gmail.comZufri Hasrudy SiregarMy2293684@gmail.comMawardi Mawardimawardi@gmail.com<p>Household waste processing is greatly influenced by the culture, habits, and education of housewives as the vanguard of waste management. In Medan, in 2021, waste was recorded at 210.56 tons per year. One of the proposed solutions is pyrolysis technology to process organic waste into bio-oil, which also produces by-products such as coconut shell charcoal and tar. An economic feasibility analysis was conducted to see the potential of this business in Sleman, with a total income from bio-oil and by-products of IDR 1,095,000 and a monthly profit of IDR 168,750. Research shows that dry twigs produce bio-oil with higher yields and calorific values than dry leaves. However, from the economic analysis, this business shows unpromising results with a BEP of 197.04 units/month, a B/C Ratio of 1.18, an ROI of 1.58%, and a POT of 5.28 years. Although it is currently not profitable, the potential of bio-oil as an alternative fuel will increase if fuel prices rise.</p>2024-08-12T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Muhammad Yasir, Zufri Hasrudy Siregar, Mawardi Mawardihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/398The Role of Legal Aid Institutions in Supporting Access to Justice for Underprivileged Communities2024-08-04T02:32:04+00:00Henny Saida Florahennysaida@yahoo.comHasnia Hasniahasnia.mangun@ung.ac.idArief Fahmi Lubisarieffahmilubis0@gmail.comAnastasia Sarjonodesy.sarjono_dosen@ung.ac.idSuryani Intan Pratiwi Puwaintan.puwa_dosen@ung.ac.id<p>One of the factors that should be considered in the legal protection of the poor is the equal position of citizens before the law. In a just society, there should be no gap between the people and those who have money and positions that afford them the same status as citizens in accordance with the legal system. It is imperative that legal aid be made available to impoverished individuals and communities in a criminal justice system that has yet to achieve comprehensive integration. The objective of this research is to ascertain the role of consultation and legal aid institutions in providing legal assistance and community empowerment for economically disadvantaged individuals. This research employs an empirical juridical approach to examine the activities of the Consultation and Legal Aid in fulfilling its role. The findings indicate that the Institute for Consultation and Legal Aid is obliged to provide assistance to legal aid providers free of charge. However, information regarding the provision of free or low-cost legal aid has not been widely disseminated, resulting in a significant number of defendants or suspects who are dealing with the law and do not receive assistance from legal aid providers. This lack of access to legal aid services leaves individuals without the means to effectively navigate accusations, suspicions, or charges from the state, thereby exacerbating their vulnerability.</p>2024-08-04T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Henny Saida Flora, Hasnia Hasnia, Arief Fahmi Lubis, Anastasia Sarjono, Suryani Intan Pratiwi Puwahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/404Pengembangan Wisata Lokal Berbasis Sosial Ekonomi untuk Menwujudkan Desa Berdaya Saing dan Berkelanjutan2024-08-10T10:55:50+00:00Muhammad Eko Atmojomuhammadekoatmojo05@gmail.comHelen Dian Fridayaniheldianfridayani@umy.ac.idVicky Alfitra Perdanavickyalfitra@gmail.com<p>Village development is an important thing to do as mandated by Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages. Semoyo Village formed Agromoyo Sejahtera as part of the village development efforts focused on the tourism economy. This institution was formed to accommodate the potential of Semoyo Village so that it can become a source of development that has an impact on the welfare of the local community. However, because the institution is still new, there are quite a number of problems that surround it. The problems of Agromoyo Sejahtera include institutional and product development including marketing. These problems certainly need to be resolved immediately so that Agromoyo Sejahtera can maximise the space for movement in managing existing local potential. For this reason, the proposing team has an activity plan that is offered as an alternative form of problem solving solution for this institution. The solutions are structural development of Argomoyo Sejahtera management institutions, branding and tourism marketing assistance, and legal assistance for tourism business</p>2024-08-14T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Muhammad Eko Atmojo, Helen Dian Fridayani, Vicky Alfitra Perdanahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/406Sosialisasi Batas Usia Nikah Berdasarkan Undang-Undang Nomor 16 Tahun 2019 Tentang Perkawinan Sebagai Upaya Pencegahan Perkawinan Dini di Sekolah Menengah Atas Negeri 9 Jakarta 2024-08-14T02:22:47+00:00Lindri Purbowatilindri.1990@gmail.comRara Amalia Cendhayanieraramaliac@gmail.comNunuk Sulisrudatinbununux@gmail.comShilvyana Aprillianishilvyanaaprilliani0404@gmail.comDefi Purnamasaridefipurnamasari235@gmail.com<p>The determination of the age limit for marriage is stated in UU No.16 Tahun 2009 article (1), where marriage is only permitted if the man and woman have reached the age of 19 (nineteen) years. However, data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that 33.76% of young people in Indonesia recorded their first marriage age in the range of 19-21 years in 2022. As many as 19.24% of young people who first married when they were 16-18 years old. Early marriage has an impact on children, because there is no readiness both mentally and economically. Therefore, the Socialization of Law Number 16 of 2009 concerning the age of marriage as an effort to prevent early marriage was held at the State Senior High School 9 Jakarta which aims to provide legal awareness as well as enlightenment regarding the prevention of early marriage and provide education on mental readiness to become parents for children. The implementation of the socialization began with a pretest which was conducted orally to find out the initial understanding of the participants, then after that it began with material presentation and question and answer discussion for 2 hours. The results of this activity show that based on the participants' posttest results there is an increase in understanding about the age of marriage and the prevention of early marriage.</p>2024-08-14T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Lindri Purbowati, Rara Amalia Cendhayanie, Nunuk Sulisrudatin, Shilvyana Aprilliani, Defi Purnamasarihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/409Pengaruh Penambahan Ekstrak Buah Duwet dan Bunga Mawar pada Kemasan Pintar Berbasis Selulosa Bakteri sebagai Indikator Kerusakan Makanan2024-08-15T15:43:21+00:00Kezia Jasmine Winatakjasmine01@student.ciputra.ac.idJaclyn Regina Anggarajanggara@student.ciputra.ac.idBelinda Manuela Angkadjajabmanuela@student.ciputra.ac.idFayola Feivel Gunawanfgunawan13@student.ciputra.ac.idJoko Sulistyojoko.sulistyo@ciputra.ac.id<p>Despite its environmental and health drawbacks, plastic continues to be widely used because of its cost-effectiveness and versatility. This study investigates the potential of biodegradable plastic made from cellulose derived from nata de coco, which is produced through the fermentation of Acetobacter xylinum bacteria, as a sustainable alternative to conventional non-biodegradable plastics. The structural integrity of the bioplastic was improved by adding cassava starch, glycerin, and CMC. Additionally, extracts from rose and Java plum were incorporated into the material to serve as indicators of food spoilage. Functionality tests revealed that the bioplastic containing rose extract demonstrated the most significant color change, likely due to the degradation of anthocyanins present in the extract. This research presents a promising approach to addressing plastic pollution and reducing food waste through the use of biodegradable smart packaging.</p>2024-08-16T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Kezia Jasmine Winata, Jaclyn Regina Anggara, Belinda Manuela Angkadjaja, Fayola Feivel Gunawan, Joko Sulistyohttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/412Pemanfaatan Buah Lerak Sebagai Bahan Utama dalam Pembuatan Sabun Cair Ramah Lingkungan di Pekon Kubu Perahu Lampung Barat 2024-08-18T11:54:34+00:00Ersi Sisdiantoersisisdianto@radenintan.ac.idJeni Latri Heningjenilatrihening12@gmail.comDevi Marsilawatidmarsilawati@gmail.comFakitha Al Dardafakitha702@gmail.comNurfadila Dewi Larasatidilalarassati@gmail.comAprilia Rizkiapriliarizki694@gmail.comRika Nalisarikanalisa0503@gmail.comMahesa Dwi Asmaramahesadwi06@gmail.comMuhammad Maghfimaghfi15@gmail.com<p>Soapnuts or commonly called soapnuts are plants with seeds used in traditional detergents, consisting of 75% flesh and 25% seeds. The advantage of this plant is that it can be used as a raw material for making detergent. The method used in this community service activity is in collaboration with the PKK group in Pekon Kubu Perahu, Balik Bukit District, West Lampung Regency, which consists of 20 members. This activity is a socialization about the dangers of conventional soap, the active compound content of soapnuts, training in manufacturing techniques and the production process of processing soapnuts into liquid soap. The result of this service is the processing of soapnuts into liquid laundry soap, providing a positive impact on PKK mothers in Pekon Kubu Perahu, namely they can make their own environmentally friendly and safe laundry soap. Soapnuts are plants that contain chemical compounds with bioactivity as antibacterials. The conclusion of this service activity is that through socialization and direct practice, PKK mothers can learn the benefits of using soapnuts in making economical and environmentally friendly liquid laundry soap.</p>2024-08-21T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Ersi Sisdianto, Jeni Latri Hening, Devi Marsilawati, Fakitha Al Darda, Nurfadila Dewi Larasati, Aprilia Rizki, Rika Nalisa, Mahesa Dwi Asmara, Muhammad Maghfihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/425Dampak Pemanfaatan Limbah Plastik Menjadi Ecobrick Paving Block Desa Kubu Perahu2024-08-28T03:50:44+00:00Eris Sisdiantoersisisdianto@radenintan.ac.idCahyani Lestari lestaricahyani149@gmail.comEgy Bayu Saputra Egybayusaputra.123@gmail.comMuhammad Ja'far Abdul Aziz ajislampung922@gmail.comMuhammad Reza Falevimrezafalevi30@gmail.comRahma Yulianingsihrahmayulianingsih36@gmail.comSyalfa Silfina Azzahrasyalfazzahra09@gmail.comUlia Ulfah uliaulfa2002@gmail.comWanda Rosalena wandarosalena24@gmail.com<p>This article reports on a community service program conducted by students of UIN Raden Intan Lampung in Kubu Perahu Village, Balik Bukit District, aimed at addressing plastic waste issues through the utilization of ecobrick technology. The program included awareness-raising about the impacts of plastic waste, training in ecobrick paving block production, and the implementation of ecobrick products in village infrastructure development. The results indicate an increased awareness among the community regarding plastic waste management and new skills in ecobrick production. A total of 1,500 ecobrick paving blocks were produced and used to improve footpaths and public areas within the village. This program not only reduced the volume of plastic waste but also enhanced the environmental and infrastructural quality of the village. The success of this program demonstrates that community-based approaches and eco-friendly technologies can effectively address plastic waste issues and provide sustainable benefits to the community</p>2024-08-30T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Eris Sisdianto, Cahyani Lestari , Egy Bayu Saputra , Muhammad Ja'far Abdul Aziz , Muhammad Reza Falevi, Rahma Yulianingsih, Syalfa Silfina Azzahra, Ulia Ulfah , Wanda Rosalena https://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/430Upaya Edukasi Anti Bullying Pada Siswa Sekolah Dasar di Pekon Padang Dalom Kecamatan Balik Bukit2024-09-02T13:35:13+00:00Muhammad Kurniawanmuhammadkurniawan@radenintan.ac.idMuhammad Farid Hidayatfaridhidayat2706@gmail.comAliyah Muslikahaliyahmuslikah57@gmail.comNathania Pratiwinathaniapratiwi2@gmail.comDita Indah Saridita.jum03@gmail.com<p>Bullying is a prevalent issue in elementary schools that can have severe psychological and social impacts on students. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a localized anti-bullying education program implemented in an elementary school in Pekon Padang Dalom, Balik Bukit District. A descriptive qualitative approach was used, employing in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis to collect data. The findings reveal that interactive and participatory educational methods, such as group discussions and role-playing, significantly enhanced students' understanding of various forms of bullying and preventive measures. The program also led to positive behavioral changes among students, who showed increased courage and proactive behavior in identifying and reporting bullying incidents. However, challenges were noted in the implementation process, particularly resistance from some teachers and parents who preferred traditional teaching methods. These results underscore the importance of adaptive and context-sensitive educational strategies that involve the entire school community. The study suggests the need for further research to develop more inclusive and sustainable anti-bullying intervention models tailored to diverse school environments.</p>2024-09-03T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Muhammad Kurniawan, Muhammad Farid Hidayat, Aliyah Muslikah, Nathania Pratiwi, Dita Indah Sarihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/426Pelatihan Penyusunan Laporan Keuangan Online sebagai Pemanfaatan Media Digital2024-08-31T13:23:40+00:00Sutarni Sutarnisutarni801@gmail.comAngela Merici Briaichy.bria@student.amikom.ac.idQoriah Syabilaqoriahsyabila@student.amikom.ac.id<p>Giriloyo batik village is believed to have existed since the 17th century, during the reign of the Mataram Kingdom under the leadership of Sultan Agung. Initially, Giriloyo and his friends worked as batik instructors who sold half-finished batik to batik bosses in the center of Yogyakarta. The Giriloyo Batik Center is an area in Yogyakarta where the craft of hand-drawn batik has been passed down from generation to generation. Hundreds of generations of families in this area have made batik a part of their passion to preserve Indonesian cultural identity. Geographically, the Giriloyo Batik Center area is located in Ukirsasi Village, Imogiri District, Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) Province. This community service activity was motivated by the problems faced by Giriloyo Batik Village, namely the lack of literacy education related to digital-based financial reports, where the recording of financial reports that has been done so far is still manual and still uses or pays for the services of an accountant to create a financial report. So our team of proposers chose Kampung Batik Giriloyo to be a partner and we took the title "Online Financial Report Preparation Training as a Utilization of Digital Media". The proposer offers a solution to overcome the problems in Kampung Batik Giriloyo, namely by providing education on basic accounting and providing training in recording financial reports with MS Excel-based accounting software. The output target of this activity is that financial report recording can be done by batik business groups in Kampung Batik Giriloyo can be digital-based and the publication of community service journals is indexed by Sinta.</p>2024-09-05T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Sutarni Sutarni, Angela Merici Bria, Qoriah Syabilahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/437Pendampingan Penyusunan Struktur BUMDES Pulotondo Mulyo Berbasis Potensi Ekonomi di Desa Pulotondo, Tulungagung2024-09-08T09:00:00+00:00Annisa Fatimahannisa.fatimah@polinema.ac.idRika Wijayantiannisa.fatimah@polinema.ac.idWidi Dwi Ernawatihersidianto@gmail.comMarlina Magdalenaannisa.fatimah@polinema.ac.idIndrayati Indrayatiannisa.fatimah@polinema.ac.id<p>The Community Service Team (PKM) of the Malang State Polytechnic (Polinema) carried out activities on July 3-4, 2024 at Pulotondo Village, Ngunut District, Tulungagung Regency. This was done to assist the Village-Owned Enterprise or often referred to as Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo in Pulotondo Village, Ngunut District - Tulungagung Regency in compiling its organizational structure. The existence of Pulotondo village through Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo must receive serious attention. Bumdes is expected to be able to manage assets, service providers, and other businesses to improve the welfare of its people according to Permendesa No. 4 of 2015. All capital for Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo is obtained through direct participation from separated Village assets. This PKM activity is carried out in several stages, namely during pre-activity, activity implementation and post-activity. Based on the results of the pre-activity, the potential superior businesses owned by Bumdes are catering businesses, livestock/fishery feed distributors, and have a household waste business management plan. Therefore, the design of the Bumdes Management structure must be appropriate. To achieve organizational goals, Bumdes management really needs the support of management functions. The organizational structure of Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo is not yet effective and stable. The initial steps that have been taken are to prepare the organizational structure and educate the job descriptions of all Bumdes managers. This activity received a positive perception from the Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo Management. According to Bumdes, the PKM activity is very useful and opens up new insights that are ready to be applied to the Bumdes organization. It is hoped that this assistance can continue to be focused on strengthening the community's economy, increasing information, knowledge and skills, which must be carried out in multiple aspects, both from the aspects of society, social, culture, village government policies and marketing potential for Bumdes Pulotondo Mulyo.</p>2024-09-08T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Annisa Fatimah, Rika Wijayanti, Widi Dwi Ernawati, Marlina Magdalena, Indrayati Indrayatihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/433Pelatihan Pembudidayaan Maggot Sebagai Upaya Peningkatan Potensi Pemanfaatan Sampah Organik dan Menghasilkan Nilai Jual Bagi Masyarakat Desa Sukarame, Kecamatan Balik Bukit, Lampung Barat2024-09-05T03:20:11+00:00Meyronita Firjameyronita@radenintan.ac.idRio Wansyahriowansyah2002@gmail.comChusnul Khotimahchusnulkhotimah2003@gmail.comYobi Sobirinyobisobirin4@gmail.comReri Eriyana Putrirerieriana@gmail.comZhafira Azis Sorayazhafirasoraya@gmail.comBeni StiawanStiawanben82@gmail.comNur Ulya Khalisaulyakholisa5@gmail.comRizki Ariana Safitririzkiarianasafitri@gmail.com<p>One of the villages in Balik Bukit District, West Lampung Regency, Lampung Province is Sukarame Village. The majority of the population in this village are vegetable farmers who only sell their crops to the nearest market, indicating that this village has potential. In addition, although animal protein consumption plays an important role in improving public health, animal protein consumption in Lampung Province is still low. The purpose of this community service is to process agricultural waste through maggot production, while providing a new approach in the form of organic waste processing. Students practice direct cultivation methods after the material delivery session is complete. The results of the study showed that students realized the benefits, understood how to raise maggots as a way to manage organic waste, and had the potential to increase the selling value of the community. In addition, this training can provide opportunities for students to produce maggots independently.</p>2024-09-09T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Meyronita Firja, Rio Wansyah, Chusnul Khotimah, Yobi Sobirin, Reri Eriyana Putri, Zhafira Azis Soraya, Beni Stiawan, Nur Ulya Khalisa, Rizki Ariana Safitrihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/432Produksi Eco-Enzyme dengan Pemanfaatan Limbah Rumah Tangga Untuk Larutan Pembersih Serbaguna dan Pupuk Tanaman2024-09-05T01:44:02+00:00Meyronita Firjameyronita@radenintan.ac.idArif Fauzyariff7880@gmail.comDini Ratnasaridiniratnasari1215@gmail.comFebiyola Monikafebiyolamonika06@gmail.comJoko Nurcahyonojokonurcahyo348@gmail.comKesya Meybirameybirasya@gmail.comLilik Nur Indah Sarililik.nurmalasari787@gmail.comRosalinda Nur Safitrirosalindanur00@gmail.comSuci Septika Sarisuciseptita51@gmail.comTania Fetri Anjanitaniafetrianjani181@gmail.com<p>Eco-enzyme is a versatile solution produced from the fermentation of household organic waste, such as fruit and vegetable scraps, with sugar and water. This product offers various benefits, including use as a multi-purpose cleaner, plant fertilizer, and odor eliminator. This article provides a detailed discussion on the production process of eco-enzyme, from material preparation to fermentation and filtration stages. Using a ratio of 3:1:10 between organic waste, sugar, and water, eco-enzyme can be easily produced at home. In addition to reducing organic waste, which contributes to environmental issues, eco-enzyme offers a more eco-friendly alternative compared to chemical cleaners and fertilizers. The article also offers practical suggestions for enhancing the effectiveness of eco-enzyme production and usage, as well as the importance of education and collaboration in organic waste management. By utilizing eco-enzyme, we can contribute to environmental preservation and create a more sustainable future.</p>2024-09-10T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Meyronita Firja, Arif Fauzy, Dini Ratnasari, Febiyola Monika, Joko Nurcahyono, Kesya Meybira, Lilik Nur Indah Sari, Rosalinda Nur Safitri, Suci Septika Sari, Tania Fetri Anjanihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/438Alternatif Pemberian Makanan Tambahan (PMT) Bahan Pangan Lokal pada Balita Stunting di Desa Karunia2024-09-11T08:20:55+00:00Ni Ketut Karianiketutkariani1812@gmail.comHelmi Abokahelmiaboka501@gmail.comSiti Rafika Abadisitirafikaabadi11@gmail.comHajjaria I Lanyumbadhinda.iskandar@gmail.comAdi Kurniawanmradhy3502@gmail.comFebri Yolanda Pasaufebryolandapasau22@gmail.comHernitis Silvana Tarakolosilvanahernitis18@gmail.comMauzatul Hasanah Ahlanmauzatul.hasanah1202@gmail.comPutri Wilda NatasyaPutringkale@gmail.comSuspia Suspiasuspia27@gmail.comVira Pratiwivirapratiwi2102@gmail.comWiandi Nur Annisa Ms. Pramonowiandinurannisa@gmail.com<p>The percentage of <em>Stunting</em> in Indonesia according to the 2018 Basic Health Study was 30.8%. In that year, the stunting population was higher than other cases of infant nutrition (3.9%), malnutrition (3.8%), thin nutrition (10.2%) and obesity (8%). Then based on the results of the 2021 Indonesian Nutrition Status Survey (SSGI) showed that the prevalence rate of <em>stunting</em> in Indonesia in 2021 reached 24.4%. The prevalence of nutritional status of toddlers in Central Sulawesi Province with Underweight problems was 11.1% of the national target of 14%, <em>stunting</em> was 12.9% of the national target of 18.4%, undernourished toddlers were 5.0% of the RPJMD target of 10% and toddlers with severe malnutrition were 0.8% of the RPJMD target of 1%. To provide mothers with an understanding of <em>stunting</em> through the provision of <em>stunting</em> education using leaflets and the provision of local food MPASI for stunted children. Implementation of community service activities in Karunia Village consisted of education about <em>stunting</em> using leaflets face-to-face and providing MPASI local food ingredients for 2 weeks to stunted children. Pre-test results of weight and height of stunted toddlers in Karunia Village, the highest weight was 13.3 kg, and the lowest weight was 4.5 kg. While for the highest height was 93.9 cm, and the lowest height was 52.1 cm. Post-test weight and height of stunted toddlers in Karunia Village, the highest weight was 13.7 kg, and the lowest weight was 8.9 kg. While for the highest height was 93.9 cm, and the lowest height was 79 cm. In general, the implementation of community service activities was successful because the activities were carried out according to target. The output of the activity has been achieved, namely an increase in mothers' knowledge about the symptoms of <em>stunting</em> as an effort to prevent <em>stunting</em> in mothers who have stunted children.</p>2024-09-12T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Ni Ketut Kariani, Helmi Aboka, Siti Rafika Abadi, Hajjaria I Lanyumba, Adi Kurniawan, Febri Yolanda Pasau, Hernitis Silvana Tarakolo, Mauzatul Hasanah Ahlan, Putri Wilda Natasya, Suspia Suspia, Vira Pratiwi, Wiandi Nur Annisa Ms. Pramonohttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/440Sosialisasi Pembuatan Kerupuk Ikan Tamban Sebagai Produk Unggulan Bagi UMKM Riziq Di Desa Nenas Siam2024-09-13T07:07:43+00:00Habibi Natama Ritongaabibnatama@gmail.comMuhammad Zaki Zikrillah Baharuddin Nasutionzakicool456@gmal.comFradilla Dewi Anggrainidillafradilla991@gmail.comZuhriah Zuhriahzuhriah@uinsu.ac.id<p>Tamban fish is also one type of fish that is widely caught in the east coast area, namely coal, tamban fish includes having an affordable fish price with other fish prices. The main problems include Riziq's lack of interest and skills related to product diversification in adding economic value to tamban fish products, as well as a lack of understanding of the economic potential in Nenas Siam Village. The implementation of community service activities was carried out by providing information through lectures, discussions, and direct assistance in product diversification demonstrations. The purpose of the socialization of making tamban fish crackers is to improve skills and knowledge in developing tamban fish products, as well as increasing the economic value of tamban fish. The target of this socialization activity is the mothers of perwiritan, PKK Nenas Siam Village, and Riziq's partners. The results of this socialization activity are high quality tamban fish crackers with a spicy and savory taste. In addition, the women and PKK also gained skills in making tamban fish crackers and knowledge about the development of diversified tamban fish products in the Nenas Siam Village area.</p>2024-09-13T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Habibi Natama Ritonga, Muhammad Zaki Zikrillah Baharuddin Nasution, Fradilla Dewi Anggraini, Zuhriah Zuhriahhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/441Membangun Kesadaran Sanitasi Menuju Masyarakat Sehat dan Mandiri di RT 4 Desa Rejeki Kecamatan Palolo Kabupaten Sigi Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah2024-09-13T07:52:22+00:00Mikaela Delpin Fristaliadelpin@uwn.ac.idKinasthy Kinasthykinasthymakis@gmail.comSinta Gintusintagintu22@gmail.comZaitun Zaitunzaitunitun768@gmail.comIntan Permata Sari AlmahdaliIntanalmahdali201@gmail.comMerlin Wulandari Agismerlinwulandari7@gmail.comDian Tamiradiantamira76@gmail.comMayang Azzahraazzahramayang420@gmail.comRiskina Ayu Irsalrizkinaayu20@gmail.comRegitha Cahyani Putri Balahantiregithabalahanti17@gmail.comDesiana Indrasari Ldesianaindrasarilumagio@gmail.com<p>Public health is a complex and far-reaching issue, involving various factors that affect the overall health of individuals and communities. Some of the main public health problems that the group identified in Rejeki RT 4 Village, Palolo District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province are environmental health such as the availability of bathing and washing facilities, clean water sources (bathing, drinking), access and visits to health service facilities which are very far away, and physical health problems, namely hypertension. Rejeki RT 04 village consists of 70 households with 318 recorded people. To assist the community in overcoming health problems in Rejeki RT 4 Village, community nursing practices were carried out to increase knowledge about healthy lifestyles by Group 15 which was carried out on August 18, 2024, in the form of health checks (physical programs), communication, information and education (non-physical programs) and providing additional nutrition to children (extra programs) where the realization of this implementation was 71%. The implementation of Real Work Lecture activities in Rejeki Village RT 4 Palolo District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province went well with the collaboration between students, village government and local residents and educational institutions of Widya Nusantara University Palu. The results of this community service are expected to be useful for the people of Rejeki RT 4 Village, Palolo District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province in dealing with physical health conditions experienced.</p>2024-09-13T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Mikaela Delpin Fristalia, Kinasthy Kinasthy, Sinta Gintu, Zaitun Zaitun, Intan Permata Sari Almahdali, Merlin Wulandari Agis, Dian Tamira, Mayang Azzahra, Riskina Ayu Irsal, Regitha Cahyani Putri Balahanti, Desiana Indrasari Lhttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/439Menggali Tradisi Takir Plontang: Warisan Budaya Jawa di Desa Tebing Kaning, Kecamatan Arma Jaya, Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara2024-09-12T05:21:14+00:00Marisadonna Asteria M. BiomedMarisadonna@unib.ac.idErwin Kesumaerwin.kesuma21@students.unila.ac.idSantaria Santariasantaria162@gmail.comSyahrul Oktarian Ramdanisyahruloktarian22@gmail.comAhmad Suhro Wardiahmad.122390005@student.itera.ac.idMebryando Gutamamebryandog@gmail.comCinthya Claudia Simboloncinthyasimbolon02@gmail.comChairunnisa Della Arsihdella32542@gmail.comAulia Nurul Afsyahauliabkl869@gmail.comYulia Oktaviani Simanullangyuliaoktavianisimanullang@gmail.comDwita Meiriskadwitameiriska25@gmail.comSultan Syarief Igamariosultansyariefigamario@gmail.comAndro Yesaya Toarandroyesayatoar@gmail.comMarta Kristina Hutasoitkristinamarta890@gmail.comNofri Ramadanilnofriramadanil6@gmail.comAjeng Pujianaajengpujiana14@gmail.com<p>The Takir Plontang tradition is a cultural heritage of the Javanese people who celebrate the month of Muharram in Tebing Kaning Village, North Bengkulu. The month of Muharram, as the first month. In the Hijriyah calendar, it has various features in Islamic teachings, and the Javanese people in this village interpret it through making Takir Plontang. Takir Plontang is a rectangular banana leaf container used to serve rice and side dishes. This tradition not only has spiritual value, but also strengthens social relations among village residents, reminds them of the importance of being grateful for the blessings they have received, and strengthens ties of friendship. This research aims to identify and document the implementation of the Takir Plontang tradition in Tebing Kaning Village, examine the social and economic impacts of this tradition, and explore the potential for developing Takir Plontang as a cultural tourism attraction. The research method used is qualitative with a descriptive approach, involving observation, interviews and literature study. The research results show that the Takir Plontang tradition has a significant social impact, strengthening ties and increasing the sense of solidarity among village residents. Apart from that, this tradition also has great potential to be developed as a cultural tourism attraction. It is hoped that this research can contribute to efforts to preserve cultural heritage and develop culture-based tourism in Tebing Kaning Village. Recommendations for the preservation and development of Takir Plontang include increasing documentation and research, education and training, government support, as well as promotion through social media and the official website.</p>2024-09-14T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Marisadonna Asteria M. Biomed, Erwin Kesuma, Santaria Santaria, Syahrul Oktarian Ramdani, Ahmad Suhro Wardi, Mebryando Gutama, Cinthya Claudia Simbolon, Chairunnisa Della Arsih, Aulia Nurul Afsyah, Yulia Oktaviani Simanullang, Dwita Meiriska, Sultan Syarief Igamario, Andro Yesaya Toar, Marta Kristina Hutasoit, Nofri Ramadanil, Ajeng Pujianahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/442Pendampingan Pembuatan Nomor Induk Berusaha, Sebagai Bentuk Implementasi dalam Pengembangan UMKM di Desa Tebing Kaning, Kecamatan Arma Jaya, Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara2024-09-14T06:10:05+00:00Marisadonna Asteria M. BiomedMarisadonna@unib.ac.idAulia Nurul Afsyahauliabkl869@gmail.comAhmad Suhro Wardiahmad.122390005@student.itera.ac.idChairunnisa Della Arsihdella32542@gmail.comCinthya Claudia Simboloncinthyasimbolon02@gmail.comMarta Kristina Hutasoitkristinamarta890@gmail.comMebryando Gutamamebryandog@gmail.comSantaria Santariasantaria162@gmail.comSultan Syarief Igamariosultansyariefigamario@gmail.comErwin Kesumaerwin.kesuma21@students.unila.ac.idSyahrul Oktarian Ramdanisyahruloktarian22@gmail.comYulia Oktaviani Simanullangyuliaoktavianisimanullang@gmail.comDwita Meiriskadwitameiriska25@gmail.comNofri Ramadanilnofriramadanil6@gmail.comAndro Yesaya Toarandroyesayatoar@gmail.comAjeng Pujianaajengpujiana14@gmail.com<p>This community service program aims to improve the legality of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Tebing Kaning Village through assistance in registering a Business Identification Number (NIB). This activity is carried out by providing counseling on the importance of NIB, conducting field observations, and providing direct assistance to MSME actors in the registration process through the Online Single Submission (OSS). The results of this program show a significant increase in awareness and understanding of MSME actors about the importance of NIB. In addition, a number of MSMEs have succeeded in obtaining NIB, thereby increasing the legality of their businesses and opening up opportunities for access to various government programs. This program shows that intensive assistance can be an effective solution in overcoming the obstacles faced by MSMEs in managing permits.</p>2024-09-16T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Marisadonna Asteria M. Biomed, Aulia Nurul Afsyah, Ahmad Suhro Wardi, Chairunnisa Della Arsih, Cinthya Claudia Simbolon, Marta Kristina Hutasoit, Mebryando Gutama, Santaria Santaria, Sultan Syarief Igamario, Erwin Kesuma, Syahrul Oktarian Ramdani, Yulia Oktaviani Simanullang, Dwita Meiriska, Nofri Ramadanil, Andro Yesaya Toar, Ajeng Pujianahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/447Pelatihan Pemanfatan Aplikasi Mendeley bagi Mahasiswa Prodi MPI STITNU Sakinah Dharmasraya dalam Penulisan Tugas Akhir 2024-09-18T10:27:22+00:00Rita Zahara Kamsirnidya.fitri85@gmail.comNidya Fitrinidyaf989@gmail.comLesis Andrenidya.fitri85@gmail.comRafqi Aminnidya.fitri85@gmail.comWidia Siskanidya.fitri85@gmail.comAngel Sophia Intannidya.fitri85@gmail.comAlfadila Hasannidya.fitri85@gmail.comHesti Agustiannidya.fitri85@gmail.comWidya Dwi Anggraininidya.fitri85@gmail.comJamal Mirdadnidya.fitri85@gmail.comAriesta Ariestanidya.fitri85@gmail.comAfriwes Afriwesnidya.fitri85@gmail.comAvni Sagitanidya.fitri85@gmail.comHerianto Hasibuannidya.fitri85@gmail.com<p>The improvement of the completion of the final final assignment for the students of STITNU Sakinah Dharmasraya MPI prodi is necessary because to improve the academic quality of the students. The purpose of this training is to improve the knowledge and skills of students in applying the mandeley application in writing the final assignment. The training was conducted at STITNU Sakinah Dharmasraya Campus with a total of 43 students. Methods of collection using the method of observation. The analysis is studied using the lecture method and hands-on practice of operating the mandeley application. The results of this devotional activity to the Society showed an increase in the ability to operate the mandeley application in the completion of the final task. This PKM activity is expected to continue to be done to other students at STITNU Sakinah Dharmasraya in order to maintain the quality and academic culture of the campus.</p>2024-09-18T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Rita Zahara Kamsir, Nidya Fitri, Lesis Andre, Rafqi Amin, Widia Siska, Angel Sophia Intan, Alfadila Hasan, Hesti Agustian, Widya Dwi Anggraini, Jamal Mirdad, Ariesta Ariesta, Afriwes Afriwes, Avni Sagitahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/448Penyuluhan Peningkatan Kualitas Air Bersih Melalui Pelatihan Pembuatan Filter Air Sederhana di Desa Pekubuan2024-09-18T14:31:34+00:00Lailatun Nur Kamalia Srglailatunnurkamaliah@uinsu.ac.idMuhammad Al Ghifarimuhammad0305212116@uinsu.ac.idNurul Azmi Aziznurulazmiaziz1@gmail.comOcta Yulanda Putrioctayulandaa@gmail.com<p>The water category in one of the areas, namely Langkat Regency, Tanjung Pura District, Pekubuan Village, is said to be unclear and murky so it can be said that it does not meet cleanliness standards. To overcome this problem, simple and cheap technology for water filtration can be a practical solution for the people of Pekubuan Village, namely by using a simple water filter that uses natural materials such as sand, charcoal, palm fiber and gravel. This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of training in making simple water filters in improving the quality of clean water that can be consumed by the community. This research uses qualitative methods by conducting outreach, outreach, practice of making simple water filtration and evaluation. The results obtained from the training in making simple water filters were to increase the insight of the people of Pekubuan Village that water that is cloudy and unfit for consumption can be filtered in a simple way to become clean water.</p>2024-09-19T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Lailatun Nur Kamalia Srg, Muhammad Al Ghifari, Nurul Azmi Aziz, Octa Yulanda Putrihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/449Sosialisasi Pembuatan Obat Anti Nyamuk Alami Untuk Penguatan UMKM di Desa Mekar Mulio2024-09-19T14:57:37+00:00Ahmad Sampurna Rambeahmadsampurna@uinsu.ac.idDimas Dimasdimastbi3@gmail.comUmaira Sabilaaumairasabila@gmail.comMutiara El Rahmahmutiara@gmail.comLiza Umamiliza@gmail.comQiefana Defnuszaqiefana@gmail.com<p>Mekar Mulio Village, located in Sei Balai District, Batu Bara Regency, North Sumatra, has a lot of agricultural potential, one of which is the lemongrass plant which can be used to make natural mosquito repellent products. However, there are problems related to people's understanding of the existing economic potential and a lack of interest and skills in product diversification. To solve this problem, the KKN 86 group conducted outreach on making natural mosquito repellent using lemongrass. The aim of this outreach is to increase the knowledge and skills of the community, especially PKK women, on how to use lemongrass as an innovative and environmentally friendly product. Socialization about making anti-mosquito medicine from lemongrass was carried out through lectures, discussions and direct demonstrations. The result is that participants are more adept at making natural mosquito repellent and better understand the various types of lemongrass products. The result is an effective mosquito repellent that smells refreshing. The response given by the community, village officials and PKK women showed positive results. The economic potential of lemongrass became clearer to the community, and they were inspired to develop businesses based on natural products. These activities not only offer a practical solution to the mosquito problem, but also strengthen local small and medium businesses and improve community welfare.</p>2024-09-19T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Ahmad Sampurna Rambe, Dimas Dimas, Umaira Sabila, Mutiara El Rahmah, Liza Umami, Qiefana Defnuszahttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/450Edukasi dan Demonstrasi Memasak Puding Labu Kuning Sebagai Alternatif Makanan Sehat Untuk Penderita Hipertensi Dusun I Desa Ranteleda 2024-09-19T15:21:08+00:00Suaib Suaibsuaibners12@gmail.comApriyanti Apriyantiabelpamudukan@gmail.comMuhamad Aziz M Pawahmuhamadazizmpawah@gmail.comWidya Fauzia Rahmanwidyafauzia23@gmail.comPrisly Ananda Tulasprislyprislyannda@gmail.comYulviana Prastika Makoyulvianaprastikamako@gmail.comMutia Ahsun Raokangmutiaahsunraokang01@gmail.comRiska Aulia Susantiikha.awl00@gmail.comDebora Lisadeboralisa02@gmail.comRifno Rifnorifno1899@gmail.comNi Made Delvianinimadedelviani@gmail.com<p>Hypertension or high blood pressure is a condition where the systolic blood pressure exceeds 140 mmHg and the diastolic blood pressure exceeds 90 mmHg after two measurements at a five-minute interval while at rest. Around 972 million people worldwide suffer from hypertension, and this figure is expected to increase to 1.5 billion people by 2025. One important approach to managing hypertension is through a healthy diet. Pumpkin, which is rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals, has been shown to have benefits in lowering blood pressure, making it a good alternative for consumption by hypertension sufferers. This community service activity aims to provide education about hypertension and demonstrate how to cook pumpkin pudding as a healthy food for hypertension sufferers in Hamlet I, Ranteleda Village. Education is provided in the form of lectures and distribution of leaflets, while cooking demonstrations teach how to prepare healthy food using local ingredients that are low in salt and fat. The results of this activity showed an increase in participants' knowledge about hypertension and the importance of healthy eating patterns. This activity ran smoothly and effectively, and had a positive impact in increasing public awareness about the importance of managing hypertension through a healthy diet.</p>2024-09-19T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Suaib Suaib, Apriyanti Apriyanti, Muhamad Aziz M Pawah, Widya Fauzia Rahman, Prisly Ananda Tulas, Yulviana Prastika Mako, Mutia Ahsun Raokang, Riska Aulia Susanti, Debora Lisa, Rifno Rifno, Ni Made Delvianihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/451Pengembangan Umkm Berbasis Digitalisasi Desa Sungai Nibung, Kecamatan Siak Kecil, Bengkalis2024-09-24T16:44:35+00:00Rina Susantirina.susanti@lecturer.unri.ac.idIndra Syaputraindra.syaputra0974@student.unri.ac.idFadilah Nike Lestarifadilah.nike3326@student.unri.ac.idUmi Muflihatunumi.muflihatun0471@student.unri.ac.idBulan Zizabulan.ziza0466@student.unri.ac.idM. Adnan Amjadm.adnan3328@student.unri.ac.idRamzilas Aksaramzilas.akza0967@student.unri.ac.idAdelya Try Wulan Suci R.Nadelya.try5011@student.unri.ac.idDestalian Bembi Nursaldestalian.bembi6030@student.unri.ac.idAndika Saputra PratamaAndika.saputra0998@student.unri.ac.idAnanda Afrianzaananda.afrianza0941@student.unri.ac.idCici Kurniasihcici.kurniasih5315@student.unri.ac.idRifkiy Maulana Triadirifkiy.maulana6341@student.unri.ac.id<p>As time progresses, it requires MSMEs to maximize technological developments to be able to compete to attract consumers by promoting products online. With the main target group of MSMEs, this community service is carried out with no other aim than to empower and improve the knowledge and skills of MSMEs in Sungai Nibung Village, Siak Kecil District, Bengkalis Regency, who are found to still have minimal mastery of business digitalization. Thus, online business marketing training and attractive product design, utilization of Google Maps points, creation of village MSME profile books, assistance in creating logos, and business licenses for those who do not have them so that they can advance MSMEs in Sungai Nibung Village. Previously, many MSMEs only marketed their products by word of mouth so that they were not widely known by consumers and the general public. In order to achieve the goal, community service activities were carried out using the participatory rural appraisal (PRA) method combined with practical methods. The result was that the knowledge and skills of the target group increased, and the potential of MSMEs in Sungai Nibung Village was successfully published. </p>2024-09-24T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Rina Susanti, Indra Syaputra, Fadilah Nike Lestari, Umi Muflihatun, Bulan Ziza, M. Adnan Amjad, Ramzilas Aksa, Adelya Try Wulan Suci R.N, Destalian Bembi Nursal, Andika Saputra Pratama, Ananda Afrianza, Cici Kurniasih, Rifkiy Maulana Triadihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/452Inovasi Kemandirian Keluarga untuk Mendukung Ketahanan Pangan: Pakan Ternak Ayam2024-09-26T14:56:25+00:00Vandan Wiliyantivandanwiliyanti@radenintan.ac.idM. Al-Rafialrafimuhamad001@gmail.comAlmaratul Fitriyanaalrafimuhamad001@gmail.comElen Dea Anggrainielendea24@gmail.comFaisya Ramadaniafaisyaramadania11@gmail.comIdhar Nurohmanidharnurohmann@gmail.comJamiatun Jamiatunjamiatun4654@gmail.comJulita Ripma Fatimahjulitaripma@gmail.comMoh Adek Taufiqqurahmanadektaufiq2212@gmail.comSesilia Wulan Kimliesesiliawulandari70@gmail.com<p>Food security an important issue like affects the quality of human resources and social stability of a country. As an archipelagic country that depends on the agriculture, plantation, fisheries, and livestock sectors, Indonesia still faces challenges in meeting the food needs of animal protein sources, especially from chickens. Although purebred chicken production dominates, its dependence on imports makes it vulnerable. Meanwhile, free-range chickens have great potential, but are limited by low productivity and high mortality rates. This research aims to develop innovations in the maintenance of free-range chickens to support family food security. method used is Participatory Action Research (PAR), involves the initial mapping stages, determining action solutions, and implementing actions. The main activities are seminars and socialization with the theme "Family Independence Innovation to Support Food Security" in Pasemah Vilage. Results is show that a participatory approach can involve the community in developing efficient and sustainable animal feed methods. Socialization about making chicken feed from local ingredients and household waste succeeded increasing the knowledge and skills of participants. The implementation of this knowledge by the community has the potential to reduce dependence on commercial feed and increase food independence at the household level. In conclusion, innovations in free-range chicken rearing and local feed production can be an effective strategy to increase family food security, encourage independence, and support local economic development in Sinar Pasemah Village.</p>2024-09-27T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Vandan Wiliyanti, M.Al-Rafi, Almaratul Fitriyana, Elen Dea Anggraini, Faisya Ramadania, Idhar Nurohman, Jamiatun, Julita Ripma Fatimah, Moh Adek Taufiqqurahman, Sesilia Wulan Kimliehttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/453Implementasi Moderasi Beragama Melalui Harmonisasi Agama dan Budaya di Desa Pulau Banyak2024-09-29T13:23:45+00:00Zulkarnain Abdurrahmanzulkarnainabdurrahman@uinsu.ac.idAlwalid Assyauqialwalid01syafmaksum@gmail.comZulginda Pratamazulgindazul@gmail.comAdelia Ayu Armayaadeliaarmaya21@gmail.comNajah Athirahnajah0304213081@uinsu.ac.idTasha Ainatashaaina04@icloud.comAfifah Nabila Nstnajah0304213081@uinsu.ac.idMuhammad Wildan Fikri Azkiawildan1232020@gmail.comNadia Afrillia A Rnadiaafrillia17@gmail.comMuhammad Usamah Zakiusamahzaki114@gmail.com<p>Harmonization between religion and culture focuses on creating a harmonious relationship between the two in practicing religion and cultural values in the midst of a group or society. Indonesia has a variety of religions, races, tribes, customs, cultures and others that make Indonesia a country in which there are various uniqueness and relationships between differences. Pulau Banyak Village is one of the villages in Tanjung Pura District, Langkat Regency. Melayu is the majority tribe in Pulau Banyak Village and Islam is the majority religion adhered to by the people of Pulau Banyak Village. The purpose of this study was to determine the implementation of religious moderation in Pulau Banyak Village. This research uses a qualitative method, which means the research is conducted naturally and uses research procedures as they are. Pulau Banyak Village is one example of a village that implements religious moderation. Villagers often embed Islamic values in their culture so that Islam and culture become two things that are always related. For example, the making of Ashura porridge is a form of implementation of religious moderation in Pulau Banyak Village. It is also not uncommon for villagers to integrate Islamic values into cultural practices, such as wedding ceremonies, religious festivals, or cultural celebrations that are given religious meaning. Traditional Melayu clothing is also an example of the application of Islamic values in culture that maintains modesty, covers the aurat and gives an elegant and good impression in it.</p>2024-09-29T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Zulkarnain Abdurrahman, Alwalid Assyauqi, Zulginda Pratama, Adelia Ayu Armaya, Najah Athirah, Tasha Aina, Afifah Nabila Nst, Muhammad Wildan Fikri Azkia, Nadia Afrillia A R, Muhammad Usamah Zakihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/454Optimalisasi Kesiapan Akademik dan Profesional Mahasiswa Baru D III Farmasi Melalui Program PKKMB Terintegrasi di Akademi Farmasi Dwi Farma Bukittinggi2024-10-02T06:30:52+00:00Indrie Ramadhanimhdriza.marjoni@gmail.com‘Ainun Naimmhdriza.marjoni@gmail.comAhdi Dinil Haqmhdriza.marjoni@gmail.comYonrizon Yonrizonmhdriza.marjoni@gmail.comMhd Riza Marjonimhdriza.marjoni@gmail.com<p>Introduction to New Student Campus Life (PKKMB) is a crucial component in preparing students to face academic and professional challenges. This activity outlines the implementation of an integrated PKKMB program at the Dwi Farma Pharmacy Academy in Bukittinggi for new students in the D-III Pharmacy program. The main innovation of this program lies in the combination of three key elements: comprehensive academic preparation, guest lectures from experienced pharmacy practitioners, and intensive personal development training.The implementation methods include curriculum orientation sessions, interactive discussions with industry experts, and soft skills workshops. Program evaluation is conducted through pre-tests and post-tests, as well as participant satisfaction surveys. Results show a significant improvement in students' understanding of the D-III Pharmacy curriculum structure, insights into various career prospects in the pharmaceutical field, and mastery of soft skills relevant to industry demands. This integrated PKKMB model proves effective in bridging the gap between academic expectations and professional realities. The success of this program can serve as a reference for other pharmaceutical vocational education institutions in designing orientation programs that are not only informative but also inspirational and industry-oriented. Recommendations for further development include involving alumni as mentors and closer collaboration with industry partners</p>2024-10-02T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Indrie Ramadhani, ‘Ainun Naim, Ahdi Dinil Haq, Yonrizon Yonrizon, Mhd Riza Marjonihttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/455Analysis of Labor Fulfillment to Improve Customer Satisfaction2024-10-03T02:32:40+00:00Syah Abadi Mendrofasyahabadi.mendrofa@gmail.comZeanette T. Lisbetlisbetzeanette@gmail.comHajar Mukaromahhajarmukaromah90@gmail.comIswanto Iswantoiswantoperum@gmail.comBekti Utomomr.bektiutomo@staff.uns.ac.id<p>This research project aims to examine how the fulfillment of the workforce can enhance customer satisfaction through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature in the field. The objective of this study is to examine the relationship between the quantity, quality, and distribution of the workforce and the level of customer satisfaction. Previous research indicates that ensuring the optimal quantity, skill level, and strategic placement of the workforce can enhance service performance and, subsequently, customer satisfaction. Additionally, workforce training and development, as well as an effective performance management system, are vital in developing a workforce equipped to address customer needs.</p>2024-10-03T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Syah Abadi Mendrofa, Zeanette T. Lisbet, Hajar Mukaromah, Iswanto Iswanto, Bekti Utomohttps://journal.civiliza.org/index.php/aij/article/view/456English in Workspace: Upaya Meningkatkan Kemampuan Bahasa Inggris di Dunia Kerja Bagi Mahasiswa 2024-10-03T05:24:19+00:00Tandday LubabaTanaddaylubaba16@gmail.comGita Utarigitaaa04sep21@gmail.comMuhammad Alfarizialfaispaparizi26@gmail.comZulfi Zumala Dwi Andrianizumalazumala@iaida.ac.idAhmad Fahim Hilmy Ahimsyaahmadfahimhilmyahimsa@gmail.com<p>The "English in Workspace" program is a community service initiative organized by the Tadris Bahasa Inggris (TBIG) program in collaboration with KKN Merdeka 2024 at Universitas KH. Mukhtar Syafa'at Banyuwangi. This two-day seminar aimed to provide students with insights into the importance of English proficiency in professional settings. By involving alumni with successful careers in various industries such as education, content creation, and international business, the seminar offered practical strategies for integrating English skills into the workplace. Through need assessments, it was identified that students lacked awareness of how English could enhance their career prospects. The seminar addressed this gap by presenting real-world applications of English in fields like business negotiation, content editing, and corporate communication. The results showed a significant increase in students’ motivation and readiness to improve their English skills. This initiative highlights the role of academic institutions in supporting the <strong>Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi</strong>, particularly in preparing students for the competitive global job market</p>2024-10-04T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Lubaba, Gita Utari, Muhammad Alfarizi, Zulfi Zumala Dwi Andriani, Ahmad Fahim Hilmy Ahimsya