Dodol D'Tungku, a traditional food MSME in Bojonggede, Bogor, uses wood-fired stoves that generate combustion emissions and expose workers to smoke. This community service program aimed to improve production conditions and partner capacity through an IoT-based emission filtration system, Occupational Health and Safety training, green branding, and Sustainable Business Model Canvas (SBMC) assistance. Using a Participatory Action Research approach, activities included baseline assessment, hazard mapping, technology installation, training, and evaluation with pre-tests, post-tests, and satisfaction surveys involving 14 participants. Operational measurements indicated reductions of 55.7% in PM2.5 and 55.1% in CO after filtration. Knowledge scores increased from 39% to 90% for IoT filtration and OHS, 41% to 90% for green branding, and 27% to 86% for SBMC. The program strengthened participants’ knowledge and supported cleaner production and sustainable business planning.
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