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Analysis of the Quality of Services Provided by the Sedekah Nasi Berkah (SNB) Program in Meeting the Needs of Beneficiaries in Jember Regency Achmad Najib Zamzami; Bella Findayani; Indiana Kaffa; Nikmatul Masruroh
Eduvest - Journal of Universal Studies Vol. 6 No. 8 (2026): Eduvest - Journal of Universal Studies
Publisher : Green Publisher Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59188/eduvest.v6i8.53422

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The Sedekah Nasi Berkah Program (SNB) is a long-term routine program implemented by the RIZKI Amil Zakat Institution by distributing boxes of rice to livelihood fighters on the streets of Jember Regency. The determination of respondents was taken according to the criteria for the SNB program, namely livelihood fighters, especially online pedicab and motorbike taxi drivers. Sampling was carried out at Kaliwates and Arjasa terminals because these locations met the criteria for asnaf. Before implementing this program, of course there were donors from the RIZKI amil zakat institution who always supported the running of this program. For implementation every Monday and Friday at lunch time or around 13.30 and after Friday prayers. This research aims to analyze beneficiary satisfaction with the SNB or Sedekah Nasi Berkah Program and evaluate obstacles in implementing the program. The approach used was descriptive quantitative with a survey of 13 respondents, the majority of whom worked as pedicab drivers with an average age of 61 years. The results show that 92% of respondents felt their food needs were met through this program. However, there are deficiencies in socialization, survey data shows that 53.8% of respondents did not know about the existence of the program before receiving assistance. Based on these findings, the research recommends increasing socialization, improving implementation time, and program sustainability strategies.
Co-Authors Bella Findayani Indiana Kaffa Nikmatul Masruroh