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CREATIVE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ECOPRINT TRAINING FOR PKK CADRES AS A DRIVER OF FAMILY ECONOMY IN SAYAR SUBDISTRICT TAKTAKAN SERANG Ina Khodijah; Raden Irna Afriani; Yuliah Yuliah; Yollanda Octavitri
International Journal of Engagement and Empowerment Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): International Journal of Engagement and Empowerment
Publisher : Yayasan Education and Social Center

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.53067/ije2.v1i1.10

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Program  community service aims      to  initiate  the  creative  economy of  the community  in the Village  Sayar  Taktakan  District Serang  city,  especially  for  pkk  cadres as the driver of  the family economy.  The program was held by a team of  lecturers from the Faculty of Economics  and  Business, Bina Bangsa   University. This form of  program    is  to provide  ecoprint  training  for  pkk cadres  of Sayar Village.  The training  started from the provision  of  materials  about  ecoprint,    tips  -  tips to  become  an entrepreneur,  recording  financial  statements in the  family  and  business  environment  and  a  good way of  speaking in establishing  communication  in  business  relations  by  a team of  Lecturers  bina bangsa university and Banten Shipping   Polytechnic.   then  continued  with the  process  of making  ecoprint  with  several  stages. The  first stage is  the mordanting process, the second stage  is leaf treatment, the third stage  is the process of leaf  motif  /  leaf  printing, the fourth stage is the steaming  stage, the fifth   stage  is the color  locking  stage  and  the sixth   stage is the final  stage  until  the  ecoprint results are  ready  for  sale.   The ecoprint training  is to improve  the skills of productive age  PKK  members  in  Sayar village  berbasis creative economy. Through this ecoprint training  is  expected to  be the birth of new female entrepreneurs to improve the family economy  and  to  support  their  lives  for the  better   in the future
EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE BADUY COMMUNITY THROUGH THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN KANEKES VILLAGE, LEBAK DISTRICT BANTEN Raden Irna Afriani; Listiawati Listiawati; Ahmad Mukhlis; Ihwan Satria Lesmana; Yuliah Yuliah; Surachman Surachman
International Journal of Engagement and Empowerment Vol. 2 No. 3 (2022): International Journal of Engagement and Empowerment
Publisher : Yayasan Education and Social Center

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.53067/ije2.v2i3.87

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The Baduy people basically base their livelihoods on incipient agricultural production and hunting, and the dry land farming system with this type of agriculture only relies on lowland rice. Hunting is also only carried out in confined spaces in conventional forest areas. Wild species, deer, monkeys and honey. Until now the expertise of the Baduy community is still focused on the agricultural sector, hunting and starting to diversify plants, fruits and vegetables for household needs only. With such rapid population growth, which cannot be compared with traditional Baduy rural areas, the Baduy economy is experiencing tremendous pressure. Although the government's efforts above are aimed at finding a way out of all the limitations on the economic resources of the Baduy community, they have not succeeded in significantly increasing the welfare of the majority of the Baduy population. The Baduy community's economic system fully adheres to a market economy with currency as a medium of exchange. Since around 1970, the exchange system has been abandoned except for the limited needs of the clan environment. Although many Baduy people have moved and changed religions, their relationship as great-grandfathers is still well maintained. This real relationship is strengthened in the form of a more specific business relationship
Co-Authors Ahmad Mukhlis, Ahmad Ihwan Satria Lesmana Ina Khodijah Listiawati Listiawati Raden Irna Afriani Surachman Surachman Yollanda Octavitri