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Journal : Prosiding National Conference for Community Service Project

Teknologi Tepat Guna Kemudahan Mobilisasi Nelayan Desa Kalembak, Kelurahan Sambau, Kecamatan Nongsa, Kota Batam, Provinsi Kepulauan Riau Rosetia, Amanda; Ivander, Willy; Fanny, Dea; Rossalina, Emilia; Felicia, Felicia; Fernando, Fernando; Christien, Intan; Valentine, Ivo; Jessica, Jessica; Meriani, Meriani; Monica, Monica
National Conference for Community Service Project (NaCosPro) Vol 1 No 1 (2019): The First National Conference of Community Service Project 2019 (Accepted Papers)
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Universitas Internasional Batam

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Kalembak Village located strategically on the shore of the open ocean and has open access to City Center. Marine sources are their common survival method for living. Their fishers are actively growing the family income from fishing such as fish, shells, crabs, and etc. In order for them to get customers are varied. Some of them have the ability to get tied with customers and get them to come by phone to take the morning catch, but not few have to go the extra mile to get a penny from customers. Those who go around are depending on the lucky factors through their not advance facility. Armed with a small plastic bucket to carry the fishes placed in front of their motorcycle, fishers go through the city to find those who willing to buy their catches. The writer sees this phenomenon as a constraint to fishers? value of income. The ability to catch more than their usual actually obstructed by the fact they can only carry a small amount on a plastic bucket. Through this social empowerment program, the writer has come with the solution idea for the Kalembak fishers in order to ease their mobility service. By doing a purposive sampling on a qualitative method and observation, the writer finds the data on Kalembak fishers who need enhancement on their mobilization. For result, the Kalembak fishers get to multiply and increase their usual catch and income
Pengabdian kepada masyarakat Rosetia, Amanda; Ivander, Willy; Fanny, Dea; Rossalina, Emilia; Felicia, Felicia; Fernando, Fernando; Christien, Intan; Valentine, Ivo; Jessica, Jessica; Meriani, Meriani; Monica, Monica
National Conference for Community Service Project (NaCosPro) Vol 1 No 1 (2019): The First National Conference of Community Service Project 2019 (Accepted Papers)
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Universitas Internasional Batam

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Kalembak Village located strategically on the shore of open ocean and has the open access to City Center. Marine source are their common survival method for living. Their fishers are actively growing the family income from fishings such as fish, shells, crabs, and etc. In order for them to get customers are vary. Some of them has the ability to get tied with customers and get they come by phone to take the morning catch, but not few has to go extra mile to get a penny from customers. Those who go around are depending on the lucky factors through their not advance facility. Armed with a small plastic bucket to carry the fishes placed in front of their motorcycle, fishers go through the city to find those who willing to buy their catches. The writer see this phenomenon as a constraint to fishers? value of income. They ability to catch more than their usual actually obstructed by the fact they can only carry a small amount on a plastic bucket. Through this social empowerment program, writer has come with the idea solution for the Kalembak fishers in order to ease their mobility service. By doing a purposive sampling on a qualitative method and observation, writer find the data on Kalembak fishers who need enhancement on their mobilization. For result, the Kalembak fishers get to multiply and increase their usual catch and income
Co-Authors Alam, Hanifah Pagar Alisia, Celyn Alivia Putri, Tasya Andre Hariyanto Chandra Angellina, Felisia Grace Angwyn, Halbert Annisa, Zahrah Aryusmar, Aryusmar Bilqisthi, Muhammad Fardian Brigita Meys Sumule Calista, Calista Charles, Caroline Chic, Sebastian Areen Christien, Intan Cynthia Sari Dewi Devina Wibowo, Ghita Elvilie, Elvilie Esther Hutagaol Fahriansa Fadillah, Dylan Fanny, Dea Faqih, Ahmad Maulana Feliciana, Feliciana Ferdinand D. Saragih, Ferdinand D. Fernando Fernando, Fernando Gevira Sofa, Natasya Gunardi Gunardi Guntur Haludin Henny Wirianata, Viriany, Heru Christanto I Made Wira. M. C Ida Ayu Putu Sri Widnyani Isnaeni Marhani Ivander, Willy Jessica Jessica Joosten Joosten Juanta, Palma Kenanya S, Yokhebed Kurniawan, Andrea Lastro, Djano Livia Thio, Cheryl Maheswara Atma Wijaya Margareth Ekaputri Siregar, Editha Maulana, Alvin Maxmilla Yoche, Maria meriani, meriani Michael Bezaleel Wenas Michael Jaya, Michael Mohamad Trio Febriyantoro Monica Monica, Monica Muhammad Iham Yusuf Ngadiman Ngadiman Ngajudin Nugroho Nita S. Kokali, Yuliana Noviyanti, Indah Nusa Muktiadji Prabawati, Dewi Pratiwi, Givens Putri, Restu Novrianda Ratna Handayani Rina Kundre Rosetia, Amanda Rossalina, Emilia Rudy Adipranata Saleh, Mohamad Zein Salim, Marcovan Santana, Kelly Sebastian, Alvin Sonya Munadir Syah Steven Hutabarat, Yusuf Suprapti, Fitriana Tannaka, Giovano Tanoto, Grace Ashley Teguh Prasetio Utami Karmawan, Listya Valentine, Ivo Veny, Veny Vigo Hantanto, Ken WIDYA AGUSTINAH Wilfred Solo, Devin Windarko Windarko Yansen, Eddy Yapina Widyawati Yulia Yulia Yuliana Yuliana Yuliana