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ENHANCING THE CREATIVITY OF CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS
Full text linkFrom the moment a child is born, creativity should be fostered and strengthened. Children and teenagers live in a creative world where they need room to move, think, and get emotional guidance. Engaging in reading activities is one approach to increase creativity. As compared to other nations, Indonesians still show a very low level of interest in reading books. According to UNESCO data, the nation has the second-lowest literacy rate in the world. Indonesia is ranked 60th out of 61 countries in terms of interest in reading books. Relevant parties should move quickly to facilitate and investigate the source of the public's loss of interest in reading. One strategy to promote creativity and a love of reading among the younger population—especially children—is to establish children's libraries. After a community development project came to an end on June 6, 2024, the children of the Hafidhin Royan Orphanage in South Jakarta City gained access to a small library called as "Pojok Pustaka." Reading bookshelves have been placed in kid-friendly areas to complete the service project. The orphanage children said they were happy to read the many picture books Pojok Pustaka had given them when asked about their feelings. The number of books at the Pojok Pustaka has been gradually increased in an attempt to keep kids from getting bored and to make sure they always have new selections when they come to read
SME DEVELOPMENT AND ART COMMUNITY FOR DEVELOPING JELEKONG CULTURAL TOURISM AREA
Full text linkThe purpose of this paper is to analyze the results of the collaboration between the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs and the Alliance of Indonesia Entrepreneurship Study Programs to collaborate to develop a roadmap for national entrepreneurship development. As a case study, the Binus Bandung Entrepreneurship Study Program collaborates with SMEs and the Jelekong Art Community of Bandung Regency. Jelekong Tourism Village which is the center of worldwide painting art. The method used in analyzing this collaboration uses the Case Study method through interviews with the Jelekong art and culture community. In conclusion, they need help from educational institutions, namely lecturers and students who have competence in the field of digital marketing, to develop the marketing of their paintings through social media and other electronic media, so that the exhibition activity plan is a solution to increase marketing and tourism branding of Jelekong Art Village is first identifying the type of UKM and community to be guided at the time of the exhibition, then each UKM and Community will be fostered by lecturers according to their competence and will involve Binus Bandung and other Binus lecturers as well as Satu University Bandung who are interested in this activity
BUSINESS TRAINING IMPLEMENTATION OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN UMKM IN SOUTH MERUYA VILLAGE, WEST JAKARTA
Full text linkMicro Small Medium Enterprises (MSME) are sustainable when each enterprise runs their business consistently by means of management system. The business shall continuously seek for a consistent process in developing products or services, low operating costs, on time product or service delivery, meeting its customer's expectations and avoiding environmental pollution. The MSME owners shall improve their knowledge on applicable models and management standards in order to have robust business structure and framework achieving business sustainability. Implementation of management system improve any business resilience responding to market dynamics due to the MSME process businesses are capable of following their customers' needs and expectations. This is possible from the PDCA cycles enabling MSME to have: planned operation (Plan) leading to quick and accurate application (Do) in which any non- conformances are monitored and immediately corrected or even prevented (Check and Act). This includes a capability to carry out operation changes pursuit for matching market dynamic and unavoidable competitions. In summary, the implementation of management system is beneficial to increase MSME's internal adaptability in providing consistent quality of product or service, lower operating costs, timely delivery as well as flexibility to match external turbulence. MSME sustainability in Indonesia, at the end, increasing national economic robustness
CAPACITY BUILDING IN JOB SUSTAINABILITY FOR PERMAI MEMBERS IN PULAU PINANG, MALAYSIA
Full text linkThis Community Service Program (PPM) aims to improve the self-actualization, competitiveness, and adaptability of Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia, particularly members of the PERMAI organization in Penang. The challenges posed by regional labor competition, especially after the implementation of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), include low productivity, limited education, and insufficient skills among Indonesian workers. To address these issues, the program offers psychoeducation, training, and the introduction of new competencies such as digital literacy, sustainability-focused green skills, and an entrepreneurial mindset. These skills are designed to better prepare participants for the global job market, ensuring long-term employment sustainability and economic contribution. The program targets 50-100 PERMAI members from diverse professional backgrounds, including factory workers, lecturers, and data analysts. Through lectures, discussions, and interactive workshops, the initiative aims to boost self-efficacy in career and business planning while enhancing both hard and soft skills. The integration of digital competencies and environmental awareness aligns with global trends in sustainable work practices, contributing to the development of technology-driven and environmentally responsible workers. The anticipated outcomes include improved career planning, entrepreneurial development, and green job practices. The findings are expected to add theoretical value to sustainable human resource development and digital upskilling
HUMAN TRAFFICKING CHILD COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS AS VICTIMS SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
Full text linkThis study discusses the factors that underlie a child becoming a victim.human trafficking who are sexually exploited and made Pekerja Seks Komersial (PSK). In Indonesia, cases of children and women who are victims of exploitation continue to increase in number, both in scale and intensity, in the practice of prostitution in Indonesia it is used as a profession that is widely carried out by many people secretly or illegally, such as the phenomenon of prostitution in Indonesia which is now developing in society. In this study, researchers used the theory of victimization, victimization can be interpreted as a process of becoming a victim experienced by someone. This process can occur in various forms, and can also be caused by various factors. Factors that influence children to enter this world of exploitation are due to the inability of the family and family dysfunction that causes children to drop out of school and do not have the skills to work. In addition, the possibility of children receiving wrong treatment, which makes them uncomfortable at home, as a result they feel distant and children choose to hang out with peers who are very risky, meet boyfriends who become protectors who introduce them to sexual activities, and also job offers that earn a lot of money
FOOD POISONING PREVENTION EFFORTS THROUGH FOOD SAFETY SOCIALIZATION FOR THE WOMEN'S GROUP OF PKK RW 013 JAKAMULYA, SOUTH BEKASI
Full text linkA Microbiological hazards are associated with cases of food poisoning, with the most recent outbreak reported in 2023 in the Bantar Gebang area of South Bekasi, where two people died. Other food safety hazards include physical and chemical hazards. Food safety is often overlooked by PKK members, even though mothers are typically responsible for managing household food. The selection of food ingredients becomes increasingly difficult with the growing availability of unsafe food products. Additionally, there are issues with food handling and processing. The partner for this Community Service Program (PKM) is the PKK group of RW 013, Jakamulya, South Bekasi. The problem identified among the partners is a gap in their in-depth knowledge of household food safety, despite their role as household food managers. The proposed solution is to conduct a household food safety awareness program. The proposed activities include, first, a situation analysis; second, planning; third, socialization of household food safety; and fourth, evaluation. The results of the awareness program indicate a 42% increase in knowledge. A 0.9% improvement in positive attitudes towards household food safety was also observed. Participants expressed that the activities were beneficial for mothers in their roles as household food managers
STRATEGIES FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AT RAGUNAN ZOO PARK TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Full text linkThis research aims to analyze the organizational change strategy at Ragunan Wildlife Park for successfully implementing information technology, using Leavitt's Diamond model. The study employs a qualitative approach and a case study method, guided by a constructivist research paradigm and purposive sampling. Data were gathered through in-depth interviews and analyzed qualitatively using the filling system method. The findings reveal that change management at Ragunan Wildlife Park, guided by the Leavitt model, demonstrates that the implementation of information technology has led to technological changes that impact personnel. Employees are now required to develop competencies in technology use, which has altered job responsibilities and influenced the organizational structure. This change management is backed by top management to ensure the successful implementation of information systems. However, Leavitt's model does not address the role of the external environment in influencing changes in any of the variables. It is recommended to include the external environment's role to align change management with community needs
ECO-FRIENDLY EFFECTS OF ROOIBOS TEA (ASPALATHUS LINEARIS) RINSE ON SALIVA PH AND ORAL HEALTH
Full text linkBacteria in the formation of dental caries are affected by saliva and its pH level occupy an important place. Another promiscuous consequence of low salivary pH is dental caries, an increase in the pH can ideally be produced by gargling. Because mouthwash now contains natural substances, rooibos tea or Aspalathus linearis, is one of the most preferred mouthwash. Aspalathus linearis is caffeine free, is low in tannins, is fortified with antioxidants besides having fluoride content in it; and has E6CG which may promote enhanced flow of saliva leading to raised saliva pH level. This research aimed to examine the effect of gargling Aspalathus linearis on salivary pH changes. An experimental pretest-posttest control group design was employed with two treatments: The two are Aspalathus linearis and aquades (distilled water). Paired Sample T-Test and Independent T-Test were used for data analysis. The study found that rinsing with Aspalathus linearis resulted in a significant increase in salivary pH levels, indicating its potential in promoting a less acidic oral environment. However, when compared to rinsing with aquades. This suggests that while rooibos tea can positively influence salivary pH, its effectiveness may not differ significantly from that of plain water in this context
EMPOWERMENT OF THE CISADANE RIVER THROUGH KIRAI TREE PLANTING PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM BETWEEN BINUS UNIVERSITY AND WASTE BANK CISADANE RIVER COMMUNITY
Full text linkRiver empowerment is a strategic step in maintaining ecosystems and environmental sustainability. This study examines the initiative of planting kirai tree along the Cisadane River involving 140 students from Binus University, in collaboration with the environmental community, Bank Sampah Sungai Cisadane (Banksasuci). This program involved faculty from Binus ASO School of Engineering (BASE) and received support from the Centre for Business and Social Empowerment (CBSE), Community Development (CE), Student Support Office (SSO), and Teach for Indonesia (TFI). The aim of this research is to evaluate the effectiveness of the program in improving the river's ecological condition and to measure student participation in environmental activities. The methodology used is a qualitative approach with direct observation, in-depth interviews, and secondary data analysis. The results show that this program successfully improved the river water quality and raised environmental awareness among students. The conclusion of this study states that active student participation in environmental activities can positively affect river ecosystems and strengthen the link between education and environmental conservation
OPTIMISATION OF THE AYAHASI WEBSITE (OPSI) AS A SELF-LEARNING MEDIA FOR THE AYAHASI INDONESIA COMMUNITY
Full text linkThe exclusive breastfeeding rate in Indonesia has not met the national target. A study shows that father's support has a positive impact on breastfeeding success. However, fathers' involvement in breastfeeding support has not been optimized, and one reason is low knowledge of breastfeeding. To support the AyahASI community, this community service was aimed at developing and optimising the AyahASI website and developing educational material in the form of posters and pocketbooks. AyahASI website has been developed to be a self-learning media that can be accessed independently by father. By optimizing the website, it is hoped that this platform can provide more comprehensive, interactive, and user-friendly information on various topics around breastfeeding, the role of fathers in parenting, and family health. An educational tool about breastfeeding was developed, which includes a 7 poster and a pocketbook with engaging and creative design to attract readers. In conclusion, AyahASI website look and content had been improve that can be suitable for father breasfeeding information channel