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The Dynamics of Human and Water Relations: Analysis of the CSR Program Kampung Kreatif Karisma Pertamina (K3P) in the Serayu River Watershed Arifin, Muhson; Trianingrum, Suci; Dewi, Primatika Pramana; Perkasa, Agil Bagus Putra
INFLUENCE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE REVIEW Vol. 6 No. 2 (2024): INFLUENCE: International Journal of Science Review
Publisher : Global Writing Academica Researching and Publishing

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For some environmentalists, issues such as erosion, flooding, and landslides caused by an abundance of water are considered purely environmental problems. However, multiple case studies conducted in Karangrena Village, specifically in the Serayu Watershed, reveal a different perspective. By examining two interrelated programs the Biodiversity Protection and Reforestation Program of the Serayu Watershed, which has been implemented since 2013, followed by the CSR Program “Kampung Kreatif Karisma Pertamina” (K3P) that began in 2020 and continues to this day valuable reflections and findings have emerged. First, the issue of water as an environmental entity cannot be separated from social, economic, and even cultural aspects of life. Second, an abundance of water does not automatically equate to easy access to water. Third, solutions to water-related problems cannot be resolved through purely environmental efforts. Fourth, among communities living in the Serayu Watershed, perceptions of water are not singular; on one hand, water can be a threat as it is a source of disasters such as erosion, flooding, and landslides. On the other hand, water is a valuable resource, although the abundance of water can sometimes be difficult for them to access. Thus, the two programs facilitated by PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Fuel Terminal Maos, in collaboration with community groups in Karangrena Village, have gradually been able to address social, economic, environmental, and cultural issues in the Serayu Watershed.
Model Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Berbasis Potensi Lokal: Studi Program Kampung Kreatif Karisma Pertamina (K3P) Arifin, Muhson; Trianingrum, Suci; Dewi, Primatika Pramana; Perkasa, Agil Bagus Putra
Journal of Administration, Governance, and Political Issues Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): Juli-Desember
Publisher : Indonesian Journal Publisher

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This research aims to analyze the community empowerment model based on local potential through the Kampung Kreatif Karisma Pertamina (K3P) program in Karangrena Village, focusing on the empowerment process, contributing factors, and the program's impact on the community. Using a qualitative approach, the study explores how K3P optimizes local resources to improve social, economic, environmental, and cultural aspects. The findings reveal that the program significantly empowers marginalized groups, including the elderly and women farmers, through cultural arts and agricultural activities. Environmentally, the program reduced erosion through reforestation and transformed livestock waste into organic fertilizer. Economically, participants experienced more than a 50% increase in income, while culturally, the community engaged in regular arts training sessions facilitated by the program. The success of K3P is attributed to human resources, infrastructure, social and economic support, and natural resources, all of which play a vital role in achieving the program’s goals. The diverse activities within the K3P program, framed as educational tourism in culture and agriculture, have not only improved local livelihoods but also attracted significant public attention.
Co-Authors Arifin, Muhson Perkasa, Agil Bagus Putra Trianingrum, Suci