Limited street lighting in Purasari Village poses a significant barrier to environmental safety, community mobility, and nighttime economic activities. This community service project aimed to address lighting challenges through the implementation of eco-friendly Solar Power Public Street Lighting (PJU-TS). A participatory methodology was utilized, including location mapping, collaborative physical installation, and education on independent maintenance. The evaluation results showed that PJU-TS significantly improved the community's perception of safety from 28% to 88%. Resident comfort during nighttime socio-religious activities reached 90%, while local mobility and business productivity increased from 40% to 84%. Implementing PJU-TS delivered an energy-efficient solution without burdening the village electricity budget, while successfully fostering community self-reliance in maintaining public infrastructure in Purasari Village.
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