<![CDATA[Sustainable development for harmony in community life, the environment, and well-being. The implementation of sustainable development is starting to spread and become a reference for development in all aspects of community life. This means that community participation is a key element in innovative, inclusive, responsive development that is oriented towards community needs. One of the community actors that plays an active role in development is community organizations, such as the Indonesian Muslim Intellectuals Association (ICMI). ICMI is committed to strengthening the strategic role of Muslim intellectuals and the spirit of collaboration in Indonesian development. ICMI focuses on the power of cross-sector collaboration as a key to solving the country's strategic problems. ICMI is also involved in regional development, such as in Majalengka Regency. The ICMI Majalengka Unit Organization (ORSAT) collects various community aspirations as a basis for developing programs relevant to local needs. The purpose of this study is to identify and analyze the distribution of community aspirations in various development and social sectors as a basis for determining policy priorities that are responsive to community needs. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method with a case study approach regarding the aspirations of the ICMI Majalengka Unit Organization in ICMI program discussion meetings to strengthen the commitment of active community participation in realizing 'Langkung Sae' Majalengka. Research on 69 aspirations across 15 sectors indicates a shift in public focus from primary physical development to integrated ecosystem development. Public aspirations have shifted from primary physical development to comprehensive ecosystem development. Short-term policy recommendations focus on systemic waste management, while long-term recommendations are directed at the digital transformation of MSMEs and equitable education quality. Specifically, the Waste Management sector has the highest aspirations, accounting for 22% of the total, indicating the high public urgency regarding environmental cleanliness, waste management, and sanitation systems as a primary focus.]]>
