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CAPACITY BUILDING IN GOVERNMENT CIVIL APPARATUS IN EAST JAVA REGION REGARDING INVESTMENT KNOWLEDGE
No full textKnowledge of investment is crucial for civil servants (ASN), especially those with duties and functions in the investment sector, such as the DPMPTSP (Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency). Key investment issues in Indonesia include:convoluted bureaucracy, uncertainty and overlapping regulations, corruption, uneven infrastructure, inadequate availability of skilled labor, difficulties in land acquisition, legal issues such as thuggery and extortion, as well as legal uncertainty and economic and political stability that are important to understand for state affairs administrators. For this reason, community service activities aim to provide understanding to ASN in the East Java region regarding the preparation of IPRO (Investment Project Ready to Over) which is an investment readiness offering document to investors that is important in order to attract interest in investing and increase their investment in a region. The activity was carried out on February 10-11, 2025 in Surabaya, East Java, the method of implementing the activity using a combination of face-to-face (offline) and virtual (online) techniques with the delivery of material through lectures and discussions followed up by evaluation. The results stated that some participants understood and were able to capture the material presented by the speakers, this was evidenced by the increased performance of participants proven by the ability to present their IPRO proposals well
SUSTAINABLE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TO ENHANCE INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY OF MSMES IN MALAYSIA
No full textOne of the key factors that influence the innovation and creativity capabilities of MSMEs is sustainable and innovative Human Resources. The importance of sustainable and innovative human resources is that it can increase the competitiveness of organizations in the global market because it is able to offer solutions that are relevant to future needs. For this reason, a sustainable human resource development strategy is needed to enhance innovation and creativity of MSMEs in Malaysia.The objectives of this study are to identify the main obstacles in the development of MSME human resources and provide policy-based solutions, design a sustainable human resource development strategy to enhance innovation and creativity of MSMEs in Malaysia, encourage the adoption of technology and digital transformation in MSME human resource management and improve understanding and application of the concept of sustainability in the MSME sector through training and collaboration
EMPOWERING INDONESIAN MIGRANT WORKERS IN PENANG, MALAYSIA THROUGH FINANCIAL LITERACY AND MICRO-ENTERPRISE TRAINING
No full textThis article presents the results of a community service program aimed at enhancing financial literacy and entrepreneurial readiness among Indonesian migrant workers (IMWs) in Penang, Malaysia. Many IMWs, especially those working in informal sectors, face challenges in managing their personal finances and lack the skills needed to initiate small businesses. In collaboration with NGO Permai Malaysia, the program delivered participatory training sessions covering basic financial management, daily expense recording, savings and debt planning, and simple micro-business development. The program was designed using a participatory action research (PAR) approach and evaluated through pre- and post-training assessments, focus group discussions, and a satisfaction survey. The findings revealed a significant increase in financial knowledge and confidence, with participants expressing enthusiasm and readiness to apply the skills gained. The training also promoted peer support through digital communication and inspired participants to pursue responsible and sustainable business practices. The success of the program demonstrates the importance of culturally relevant, practical education in empowering migrant workers toward economic independence. This paper highlights the training design, implementation stages, and evaluation outcomes, while offering recommendations for future development and scale-up. The initiative supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to quality education, decent work, and reduced inequalities
TRAINING ON MENTAL HEALTH STRENGTHENING AND STUDY TIME MANAGEMENT THROUGH HYPNOTHERAPY TO ENHANCE STUDENT PRODUCTIVITY AT STIAMAK BARUNAWATI SURABAYA
No full textStrengthening mental health and time management for students at STIAMAK Barunawati Surabaya through hypnotherapy is crucial given the increasing demands and stressors faced by students. This community service program aims to enhance students' productivity by utilizing self-hypnotherapy techniques to manage academic and personal stress. The program was conducted through offline sessions at STIAMAK Barunawati, involving practical hypnotherapy exercises. The results indicate that students experienced improved mental clarity and motivation following the sessions, which suggests the effectiveness of hypnotherapy in enhancing mental well-being. To further support students, it is recommended that STIAMAK Barunawati establish interactive counseling sessions, increase awareness of available counseling facilities, and consider incorporating advanced hypnotherapy techniques for trauma reduction and mental health improvement
DATA HEALTH PROTOTYPES AS HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS WITH DESIGN THINKING
No full textThis study discusses the inefficiency of the registration process in health facilities that can affect patient satisfaction and comfort. Through the design thinking approach method, this study identifies common problems in the registration process, which cause patient discomfort. This research proposes an innovative solution in the form of DataHealth, as a business idea that can be a solution in overcoming healthcare challenges, by utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) technology to simplify the registration process. This technology allows users to store their personal data and health history into NFC tags integrated with the DataHealth mobile app, which can make it easy to access personal data with just one touch. In addition to improving patient comfort and healthcare effectiveness, DataHealth is also aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by promoting resilient infrastructure in the healthcare industry. The trial stage and positive feedback from respondents proved that DataHealth understands the problems and needs that exist in the health industry
DEVELOPMENT OF THE LI NIHA DICTIONARY DATA MODEL TO SUPPORT THE DIGITALIZATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE NIAS LANGUAGE
No full textLanguage is a priceless cultural heritage, playing an important role as a means of social communication passed down from generation to generation. The Nias language, also known as Li Niha, is a regional language with its own unique characteristics compared to other regional languages in Indonesia. However, along with the development of the times and technological advances, the use of the Nias language has experienced a significant decline. The influence of the national language, lingua franca, and other foreign languages has caused many native vocabulary words to be rarely used, even replaced or changed form. This phenomenon poses a real threat to the preservation of the Nias language. Therefore, concrete efforts are needed in the form of digital technology-based preservation. This study aims to design a relational data model to build the Li Niha Dictionary, a digital dictionary of the Nias language that can be accessed online through a web-based application. The design is carried out through database development stages starting from conceptual, logical, to physical models, using MySQL. It is hoped that this data model can become the basis for the development of a broader digital dictionary, support integration with artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP), and become an educational medium for the younger generation in learning and preserving the Nias language
TRANSFORMING TRASH INTO TREASURE: WASTE VALORIZATION PRACTISE IN SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
No full textThis study explores the potential of waste valorization as a strategy for promoting sustainable development within a circular economy framework among Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia. The primary objective is to develop practical approaches for transforming domestic waste into high-value, environmentally friendly products, thereby addressing resource underutilization and environmental concerns. The methodology involves participatory training sessions to enhance community members' skills in waste management, product design, and entrepreneurship, supported by qualitative assessments of attitudes and quantitative measurements of raw material input and estimated production costs. The results indicate that 84% of participants felt the program effectively addressed relevant societal issues, 81% actively participated in and benefited from the activities, and the infrastructure support facilitated the production of eco-friendly products. Additionally, participants demonstrated increased knowledge, their skill levels improved from basic to medium, and they gained confidence in producing sustainable products, which can potentially be expanded to local and international markets. The study concludes that waste valorisation is a promising approach for fostering a circular economy and promoting sustainable development, emphasising the importance of continuous training, infrastructure development, and market access
FOOD SECURITY EDUCATION THROUGH MODULAR LEARNING AND ITS IMPACT ON FOOD SELF-SUFFICIENCY AWARENESS IN BEDAHAN, DEPOK CITY
No full textHousehold food security is a strategic issue that requires special attention, particularly in urban areas with limited land and high dependence on external food sources. This community service program aimed to improve residents’ knowledge and skills in achieving food self-sufficiency through a module-based education program using both educational and participatory approaches. The target group consisted of residents from RT 01 RW 06, Bedahan Subdistrict, Sawangan District, Depok City. The educational materials covered household food security concepts, zero food waste practices, and the implementation of aquaponics using buckets (Budikdamber). The results showed a significant increase in participants' knowledge, with average scores rising from 85.33 (pre-test) to 93.30 (post-test). Positive feedback and successful hands-on Budikdamber practices indicated that this approach effectively raised awareness and understanding of sustainable and independent food management. This program is expected to be replicable in other communities as a model for strengthening local food resilience
FOOD SAFETY AND HALAL ASSURANCE IN COMMUNITY-BASED KITCHEN MANAGEMENT: A CASE OF YAYASAN YATIM VILLAGE BOGOR
No full textFood safety and halal assurance are critical issues in food management, particularly in community-based institutions that serve vulnerable groups such as orphans. This study aimed to strengthen the capacity of kitchen managers at Yayasan Yatim Village Bogor through a participatory community development program. The intervention involved preliminary assessment, educational workshops, practical demonstrations, and continuous mentoring. A total of 30 participants, including cooks and kitchen assistants, joined the program. Evaluation was conducted using pre-test and post-test assessments, behavioral observations, and participant feedback. The results showed a substantial improvement in knowledge, with average scores increasing from 56% in the pre-test to 89.5% in the post-test. Furthermore, all participants achieved the minimum competency threshold after the intervention. Behavioral observations confirmed positive changes in hygiene practices, proper food storage, separation of raw and cooked items, and documentation of halal certificates. The findings highlight that participatory and practical approaches effectively enhance both knowledge and behavior regarding food safety and halal assurance in social institutions. This model can serve as a best practice for ensuring safe, nutritious, and halal-compliant meals in other community-based settings
HYDROPONIC INNOVATION: ADVANCING MODERN AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY IN MERUYA SELATAN
No full textThe community service program (PPM) was conducted with the target partners in Meruya Selatan Urban Village, West Jakarta. Based on the situational analysis, agriculture remains a key sector in supporting national food security. However, limited agricultural land and the declining quality of soil due to excessive use of chemical substances present major challenges that must be addressed. Hydroponics, as a modern soil-less farming technology, offers an innovative solution to enhance food production in an efficient, environmentally friendly, and sustainable manner. This technology enables communities, particularly in urban areas with limited land availability, to engage in independent farming. The objective of this activity is to provide training and assistance to the community on hydroponic systems, from fundamental concepts to practical implementation. With this knowledge, the community can utilize hydroponics as a modern farming alternative to improve productivity, strengthen food security, and create sustainable economic opportunities