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PERSONAL BRANDING THROUGH DIGITAL PRESENCE: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMUNITY
Get PDFThis paper seeks to elaborate the perception and experience of the Indonesian international relations (IR) community regarding the utilisation of digital platforms, widely known as academic social network sites (ASNs) such as Google Scholar and ResearchGate, in supporting their efforts to build personal branding as academics. Our study derived from online training sessions supported by the 2022 Binus Community Development Internal Grant (HIP 2022) which was conducted in collaboration with the Indonesian Association for International Relations (AIHII). Using a unique dataset on an online self-reporting survey, the findings suggest that most respondents consider digital presence is important for academics to thrive in their career (75%). In terms of preferences in using ASNs, it is clear that some platforms are more popular than the others. Almost 48% and 27% of informants have established an account in Google Scholar and ResearchGate respectively. Far less interest was displayed towards ORCID, as only 12% of respondents indicated that they have joined the platform. The paper contributes to the conversation surrounding personal branding using digital platforms among academics in a Global South setting by using Indonesia as a case study. We conclude by offering insights on the potential of research avenues for future study
USING BLOOKET TO IMPROVE CHINESE VOCABULARY STUDY FOR 11 TH GRADE STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL
Get PDFThe purpose is the author use BLOOKET to improve vocabulary mastery in learning Mandarin for grade 11. Author used a qualitative descriptive method with data collection techniques starting from observation, instrument test, and interview. The author conducted research at Amore Prime School High School, totaling 21 11th grade high school students using BLOOKET learning media. The analysis is that students take the pre-test to 21 students with an average score of 55.7 points, then the author uses the Blooket game learning media to increase Chinese vocabulary, after using Blooket, students take the post test, the post-test score with an average score of 79.5 points. As a result, the use of Blooket games can be used as a learning medium to improve the mastery of Chinese vocabulary. By using this Blooket, students can participate in learning Mandarin in an interactive learning atmosphere
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BAMBOO MATERIAL FOR HOMESTAY INTERIORS IN TOURISM VILLAGE
Get PDFAs one of the tourist destinations, Gede Pangrango Village, Sukabumi, urgently needs a homestay to support tourists visiting the location. In this case, community-based homestay has the potential to provide added value by presenting an interior atmosphere that has village characteristics, among others, by utilizing bamboo materials that are widely available in the village and become one of the village's superior products. There are two main objectives of this community partnership program. The first is to provide insight regarding the application of bamboo materials to homestay interiors, furniture, and interior accessories to support a typical rural atmosphere. Second, is providing knowledge to community-based homestay owners so that homestay facilities can support increasing the added value of local products, empowerment, improving community welfare and having a positive impact on the economy around tourist villages. It is expected that through a collaboration program involving farmer groups, Family Welfare Empowerment community (PKK) and local youth community (Karang Taruna), it is expected that the village community will be able to add insight and skills of homestay interiors. Method is to collect literature data about various homestay interiors needed by tourists with various activities. Furthermore, a field survey will be conducted to collect location data and interviews with partners. The result outcomes of this program is training in interior design skills, furniture and interior accessories for homestay owners and MSMEs who produce bamboo products and other local community that can strengthen the identity of a tourist village, increase product marketing and support the sustainability of MSME business and tourism activities in tourism village
ONLINE TAX SERVICE EXPLANATIONS ON MSME’S IN TANGERANG CITY
Get PDFTax is the largest income that supports national development, which is indirectly enjoyed by taxpayers and society in general. Aware of this, the Directorate General of Taxes as the party authorized to collect central tax revenue continues to improve tax services to the public, both from its own human resources to other resources with the aim that taxpayers are encouraged to comply with taxes so that the tax revenue target is achieved. The online tax application is a tax service breakthrough that has been started a decade ago and continues to grow today. Increasing tax services does not necessarily encourage people to comply with taxes and take advantage of these online tax services. Especially Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) which generally lack information and counseling about these online tax services. The limited socialization carried out by the Directorate General of Taxes and the self-assessment system that applies in Indonesia creates a considerable distance between the Government and Taxpayers in the use of online tax applications, plus the limited human resources owned by MSMEs so that information about the existence of online tax applications, the benefits of the application online taxes, as well as how to operationalize online tax applications are limited. This has a fairly high impact both on the fulfillment of tax obligations from the community itself, which sometimes leads to tax bills which also have an impact on less than optimal state tax revenues.This community service activity was delivered to MSMEs in the Tangerang city area by zoom online on February 16, 2022. Information about online tax services is rarely known by MSME taxpayers so that they usually carry out their tax rights and obligations manually, this activity helps people to carry out their tax rights and obligations more easily using a variety of online tax services.  
FORMULATION OF THE HAJJ INVESTMENT FINANCIAL FOR INFRASTRUCTURE IN HAJJ FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE BOARD
Get PDFThe researcher aims to analyze the formulation of the Hajj investment financial policy for infrastructure in Hajj Financial Management Executive Board (BPKH). Based on Law 34/2014, Hajj financial investment in infrastructure is intended to gain value for the improvement of haj pilgrimage services by prioritizing the aspects of security and integrity of funds for prospective pilgrims. The research method uses the qualitative method. Data and information obtained through observation, and interviews with actors involved in the policy formulation process that supports research documentation and literature study. Furthermore, in the analysis of the policy formulation using Mustopadidjaja's (2003) theory, namely seven steps in the policy formulation process. From this study it was found that the formulation of the Hajj financial investment policy for infrastructure can be carried out by the government because it already has a legal umbrella and there is still insufficient support from the APBN to finance infrastructure development, it just needs stronger reasons and clear criteria for the type of infrastructure investment, especially direct investment. And the importance of socialization and information to stakeholders, especially pilgrims and Muslims in general, and the value of the benefits it gets so there is clarity. Furthermore, supervisory supervision involves an accountable and trusted institution to increase public trust in the BPKH institution in particular and the government in general
KIMEKOMI WORKSHOP AS THE COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES TO RECYCLE THE FABRIC WASTE IN THE SOCIETY
Get PDFWaste problem is a multidimensional phenomenon that often occurs frequently in many Indonesian cities, including Tangerang. Every day, various activities and businesses ranging from households to industry generate waste, resulting in an ever-increasing amount of waste. One type of business that produces waste is a tailoring or sewing business. In their activities of producing clothes, the tailoring businesses cannot be separated from the leftover fabric. The leftover fabrics would generate waste that could be hazardous to the environment and public health if they were not properly managed. Certain activities or skills are required to convert the fabric waste into useful products. Therefore, it is critical for lecturers to provide trainings that can improve the community’s skills to utilize the fabric waste so that the reduction of waste can be carried out. Kimekomi, a Japanese art-based skill training is one of the trainings that may turn the leftover fabrics into economically valuable products. The method used in the training is a workshop. Participants get the opportunity to directly practice the material presented and apply the skills taught, and solve the difficulties they face together. The activity was targeting women who were sewing business actors in Tangerang area. The result of this community service activity is tailor workers have the abilities to convert the leftover fabrics into craft products which have commercial value and at the same time can reduce the fabric waste
QUICK EVALUATION OF POST-TSUNAMI RELIEF HOUSES IN ACEH AS INPUT FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Get PDFOf all the provinces or cities in Aceh, Banda Aceh as the capital is the area most severely damaged by the earthquake and tsunami in 2004. After more than 15 years of being inhabited, the feasibility (quality) of the aid housing is clearly visible. The purpose of this short evaluation is as initial data in a long-term plan to measure the satisfaction of residents of the post-tsunami relief houses. The evaluation was carried out in Meuraxa District where the death toll reached 92.72%. At random, 5 houses from various aid donors were taken as samples. The evaluation method is qualitative through interviews with residents to find out their satisfaction. The results of the study found that in general, the residents were satisfied with the assisted house but there were several aspects that became dissatisfied, such as bedroom/bathroom area which is too small, no kitchen, poor quality of materials, and construction. The results of this evaluation can be used as initial data for more in-depth research, and also input for local governments to find out the condition of the aid housing after 15 years of being occupied
ACCOMPANIMENT IN MAKING HOME INDUSTRY PRODUCTION PERMIT (HIPP) AND PACKAGING DESIGN LABELS OF PROCESSED FOOD PRODUCTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD FOOD INDUSTRY
Get PDFFood small and medium enterprises (FSME) play an important role and have a very large contribution to the national economy. Packaged processed food SMEs are known as the Food Home Industry (FHI). Food produced by FHI is required to have a distribution permit in the form of the Household Industry Food Permit (HIPP) number listed on the label. Currently, there are still many processed household food products that are found and sold in the market without a Distribution Permit Number (DPN), such as HIPP. The purpose of this community service is to provide intensive guidance to food MSME doers, especially FHIs through technical guidance and assistance on HIPP and packaging label design for processed food products. The target of the service is FHI doers. The activity was carried out in October 2021-January 2022 at Citayam Grande Housing, Citayam Village, Tajurhalang Districts, Bogor Regency with 3 stages of activities including pre-activity stage, implementation stage, and post-implementation stage. The pre-activity stage of the preparatory meeting includes data collection and selection of FHIs to be assisted, discussion of mentoring plans and strategies, and preparation of technical guidance facilities and infrastructure. The implementation stage is carried out by providing assistance to selected FHI doers who plan to take care of marketing permits and plan to improve the packaging design and product labels as well as the implementation of technical guidance with a forum for women FHI doers in Citayam Village. While the post-activity stage is an evaluation of the entire program carried out using a pre-post-program questionnaire related to program implementation accompanied by criticism and suggestions. This activity resulted in the issuance of HIPP to one representative of FHI doers during the mentoring and coaching process, besides that, food label redesign was also produced in accordance with label regulations by NADFC. The results of the pre-post guidance on technology showed that there was an increase in the knowledge score from 62.5 ± 16.6 at the time before being given the technical guidance to 86.7 ± 10.7 after being given the technical guidance. The FHI doers in Citayam Village suggested that more technical guidance and assistance programs be carried out, especially online using complex applications so that food product registration can be successfully published
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIENCES OF MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA
Get PDFThe "Triple Bottom line" strategy, which seeks to strike a balance between maximizing profits and protecting the environment, people, and the planet, is the fundamental idea of sustainable development. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a method of giving back to the community that is founded on the true desire to have a beneficial impact on it. CSR might receive money from the government, corporations, or the local community. This paper demonstrates how CSR financing is provided to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), how it has aided MSMEs in expanding their businesses, and how it has contributed to community development. Cases of MSMEs in Malaysia and Indonesia will be discussed to illustrate their impact on the social and economic performance of the community
MSME BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT POST COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN BANDUNG CITY
Get PDFThe Department of Cooperatives and Small Business (KUK) of West Java Province, prepared various programs to help MSMEs during the pandemic and post-pandemic. Other ministries and SOEs are assigned by the government to help MSMEs in post-pandemic recovery, one of which is the Digital Entrepreneurship Academy (DEA) Program, a program from the Ministry of Communication and Information that aims to prepare superior Human Resources to accelerate digital transformation in the field of entrepreneurship in order to improve the digital economy, by the target trained in 2022 is 60,000 people. The targets of this program include creating new digital entrepreneurs, upskilling advanced digital entrepreneurs, and developing digital entrepreneurship in inclusive villages. The DEA program started in 2020 with the initial goal of digitizing the number of MSMEs and Upskilling digital entrepreneurs. In 2021, DEA took the theme #BangkitDiMasaPandemi to help affected MSMEs in terms of training in selling digitally. In 2022, DEA took the theme #PulihBersama to help MSMEs so that their businesses can recover during the pandemic with digital entrepreneurship training. The outcome of this training can encourage the growth of Indonesia's digital economy, with 2 main achievement targets; 1). Drive the digital economy in the country. 2). Increase access to new customers. 3). Increase sales and revenue. 3). Opening new access to foreign markets, so that an MSME Business ecosystem model and Binus students can be formed, especially in the City of Bandung and West Java Province through the Lecturer Internship Program and the Export Shopee MSME Program