<![CDATA[Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are an important sector that contributes to economic growth and community welfare. However, MSME development often faces challenges due to the limited availability of accurate data on business characteristics, business locations, and the income levels of business owners. Similar conditions were found in Karijawa Subdistrict, Dompu Regency, where MSME data had not been systematically organized, making it difficult to plan community economic empowerment programs. This community service activity aims to describe the potential of local MSMEs as an effort to strengthen the community's economy through a data-driven approach. The implementation methods included identifying the conditions of the target community, collecting MSME data, mapping business potential based on business type, location, and monthly income, compiling a baseline MSME database, and conducting activity monitoring and evaluation. The results indicate that the culinary sector is the most dominant business category, followed by trade, services, and handicrafts. Most MSMEs are located near main roads and organizational areas, while the majority of business owners earn between IDR 2,000,000 and IDR 5,000,000 per month. The resulting database provides more structured information on MSME conditions and can serve as a basis for developing community empowerment programs and local economic development initiatives. Therefore, MSME mapping has proven effective in providing accurate data and supporting data-driven decision-making to strengthen the local economy in Karijawa Subdistrict, Dompu Regency.]]>
