<![CDATA[Tamburi Village, located in the Rindi District of East Sumba, possesses significant potential rooted in its rich traditions and local knowledge—particularly regarding land management, livestock rearing, and tie weaving. However, the community remains heavily reliant on traditional farming practices and livestock management methods that are ill-suited to local environmental conditions. Furthermore, they face challenges such as an inability to utilize digital information for various needs, limited knowledge regarding the promotion of woven fabrics and organic fertilizer production, and a lack of signage directing visitors to the village. The objective of this community service initiative is to identify and address development challenges in Tamburi Village through programs tailored to local needs and potential. The project engages various stakeholders, including village officials, housewives, farmer groups, livestock breeders, and students. A descriptive-qualitative approach was employed for implementation. The results indicate that, in the agricultural and livestock sectors, the community has gained new knowledge to ensure the sustainability of cost-effective and high-value horticultural and livestock enterprises. In the education sector, children have shown increased interest in learning. Regarding digital information, village officials are now capable of independently managing the village information system. Additionally, signage directing visitors to the village has been installed, making it easier for newcomers to navigate their way to Tamburi.]]>
