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Nanik Siti Aminah
Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, East Java. Indonesia
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ENHANCING LOCAL ECONOMIC CAPACITY AND AWARENESS OF EDUCATIONAL TOURISM THROUGH THE 2025 INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE (ICS) PROGRAM IN SENDEN VILLAGE Nanik Siti Aminah; Rico Ramadhan; Rimuljo Hendradi; Achmad Solihin; Alfinda Novi Kristanti; Mir Hasan Khoso; Abdullahi Musa; Geraldo Figo Hariyanto; Ferdiansyah Darmawan; Jihan Indah Marati; Fakhro Diana; Tsaltsa Azalea; Mahendri Fahrezi Minarto; Alifia Kurnia Sari; Sukma Berliana; Putri Ajeng Fatima Melati Citraresmi
Jurnal Layanan Masyarakat (Journal of Public Services) Vol. 10 No. 2 (2026): JURNAL LAYANAN MASYARAKAT
Publisher : Universitas Airlangga

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Senden Village in Trenggalek, East Java, has rich biodiversity and cultural assets, but limited knowledge and capacity to turn them into marketable products or tourism opportunities. This program aimed to enhance community skills in developing herbal-based products and to increase awareness of educational tourism potential, while fostering intercultural collaboration between villagers and international students. The International Community Service (ICS) 2025 program, involving Universitas Airlangga and partner universities from Indonesia, Pakistan and Malaysia, was implemented through preparatory coordination, hands-on workshops, awareness sessions, and evaluation. Villagers participated in practical training to produce herbal products and also engaged in discussions on sustainable tourism development at Goa Ngerit. The 22 participants who completed the post-activity questionnaire predominantly rated the training as "excellent" or "good," underscoring the activity's relevance, clarity, and practical utility. Overall, these findings confirm that the training outcomes align with the program's indicators and objectives and validate the effectiveness of a participatory, practice-based community training model. ICS 2025 successfully empowered the Senden Village community by combining product innovation and tourism awareness, with recommendations for longer training, post-program mentoring, and stronger stakeholder involvement to ensure sustainability.
Co-Authors Abdullahi Musa Achmad Solihin Alfinda Novi Kristanti Alifia Kurnia Sari Fakhro Diana Ferdiansyah Darmawan Geraldo Figo Hariyanto Jihan Indah Marati Mahendri Fahrezi Minarto Mir Hasan Khoso Putri Ajeng Fatima Melati Citraresmi Rico Ramadhan, Rico Rimuljo Hendradi Sukma Berliana Tsaltsa Azalea