<![CDATA[Margawangi Village faces multidimensional challenges regarding limited environmental awareness, a lack of routine health services, and suboptimal digital promotion within the MSME sector. This community service initiative aims to optimize community empowerment in Margawangi Village, Leuwidamar District, Lebak Regency, Banten, in supporting the achievement of Village Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through an integrated program covering environment, health, and the micro-economy. The project employed a Participatory Action Research (PAR) method, positioning local residents as co-researchers alongside strategic partners, including Leuwidamar Puskesmas (general health services), Cisimeut Puskesmas (tuberculosis awareness), Lebak Regency Indonesian Red Cross (PMI), and the Rumpin Seedling Center. Program results demonstrated tangible achievements across three key sectors: planting 2,500 productive tree seedlings for village greening (SDG 15); conducting free health screenings attended by over 80 residents, collecting 27 bags of blood with PMI and Leuwidamar Puskesmas, and conducting TB prevention education with Cisimeut Puskesmas (SDG 3); and providing MSME mentoring through the redesign of standing pouch packaging, informative label stickers, and digital promotion platforms (SDG 8). This integrated, PAR-based approach proved effective in sustainably enhancing community partic.]]>
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