Internet access availability is an important requirement for supporting access to information and the use of technology in rural communities. This community service activity aimed to develop an internet network in public spaces in Sukabaru Village, Benua Kayong District, Ketapang Regency. The implementation method was carried out in stages through needs identification, site surveys, coordination with relevant stakeholders, and network implementation. Initial needs identification was conducted through problem identification activities, followed by a site survey to determine the locations and requirements for network development. The network was implemented at three public spaces, namely the Village Office, Village Park, and Model House, using network devices and transmission media adapted to field conditions. The results of the activity showed the availability of internet network infrastructure connecting the three public spaces, which can be utilized to support access to information and the activities of the village government and community. This activity demonstrates that field-based, needs-oriented network development can serve as an effort to expand the utilization of information technology in rural communities.
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