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IKRA-ITH ABDIMAS
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This IKRA-ITH Abdimas scientific journal is a Scientific Community Service Journal published by the Institute of Research and Community Service from YAI Persada Indonesia University. This scientific journal is a means of pouring out the ideas and activities of lecturers working in the field of community service. Hopefully the presence of this scientific journal can help in the development and dissemination of ideas, ideas, and activities and not continue in the field of community service.
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Pendampingan Kesiapan Sertifikasi Sumber Benih Pongamia Berbasis Komunitas di Lembata Posma Sariguna Johnson Kennedy; Alexander Benedictus Bala Tifaona; Budi Leksono; Ktut Silvanita Mangani; Rutman Lumbantoruan; Anastasia Zefanya; Ignatius Abraham Enga Tifaona
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Natural Pongamia (Pongamia pinnata) stands along Lembata's coast are ecological assets andsources of planting material, yet certification readiness is constrained by gaps in knowledge,traceability, documentation quality, and inter-organizational coordination. This community-serviceprogram aimed to strengthen seed-source certification readiness and formulate an assistance modelthat separates verified outputs from anticipated impacts. The intervention combined training,outreach, multi-stakeholder discussion, field verification of candidate identified/selected seedstands, nursery observation, and joint follow-up planning. Evaluation triangulated the assignmentreport, site inventory, activity records, and observational evidence; no pre-post design was used. Theprogram consolidated a baseline of four candidate landscapes covering approximately 106 ha and742 trees: Loang (310), Mingar (200), Lewolein (117), and Bean (115). It also assigned tasks forregulatory clarification, landholder consent, boundary demarcation, data cleaning, and seed-orcharddevelopment. Four readiness gates are proposed: regulatory legitimacy; land and source legitimacy;lot traceability and seedling quality; and institutional-market sustainability. The evidence does notyet demonstrate certificate issuance, productivity gains, or economic benefits. The principalcontribution is therefore a shift from one-off outreach to an auditable work architecture that can becompleted before certification is scaled
Pemberdayaan Petani Desa Wisata Margaluyu Melalui Agrowisata Edukatif Terpadu untuk Mengurangi Ketergantungan pada Tengkulak Nana Trisnawati; Nafisah Yuliani; Euis Puspita Dewi
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The dependence of highland vegetable farmers on middlemen in Margaluyu Tourism Village,Pangalengan District, Bandung Regency, Indonesia, constrains farmers’ bargaining power and limitsthe development of local economic value chains. Despite the village’s considerable geographical and agricultural potential, agricultural production has not been optimally integrated with tourismactivities. The main challenges faced by the community partners include limited value addition toagricultural products, insufficient integration of agricultural production and tourism services,inadequate agritourism business management, and limited direct and digital marketing capabilities.This Community Partnership Program (Program Kemitraan Masyarakat [PKM]) aimed toimplement an Integrated Educational Agritourism model to establish new value chains throughproduct diversification, integrated business management, and direct digital marketing. The programwas designed to connect agricultural production, educational tourism experiences, businessmanagement, and direct marketing to strengthen farmers’ bargaining positions and reduce theirdependence on middlemen. Implementation consisted of five stages: socialization and needsassessment, training, technology and innovation adoption, mentoring and evaluation, andsustainability strengthening. Activities included focus group discussions (FGDs), local potentialmapping, training in value-added production and educational agritourism, business management andeducational tour package development, digital marketing training, and the development of a pilotinterpretive trail in a chili plantation. The pilot trail comprised an entrance gate, a cultivationlearning area, a chili-picking area, garden and rice-field photo spots, a farmer storytelling pavilionand weighing area, a photo spot overlooking the lake, and an exit area. Training evaluation involving25 participants revealed an increase in the mean score from 1.20 to 4.00 across the three trainingdimensions. These results indicate a substantial improvement in participants’ understanding of thetraining materials, as reflected in the shift from predominantly low scores in the pre-test to thehighest score in the post-test. Specifically, the program enhanced participants’ initial knowledge ofvalue-added product development, educational agritourism activities, business management,educational tour package development, and digital marketing. These findings suggest that anintegrated approach combining capacity building, practical training, and supporting infrastructurecan strengthen the community’s readiness to develop agricultural resources into value-addedproducts and educational tourism experiences. Further mentoring and implementation monitoringare needed to determine whether these improvements in understanding translate into increased directsales, stronger bargaining power, and more sustainable local economic benefits.
GlassWire untuk Pemantauan Data Seluler dan Firewall Android: Penguatan Literasi Jaringan Siswa SMK Yunita Sari; Essy Malays Sari Sakti; Jayanti Apri Emarawati,; Nursina; M. Anno Suwarno
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Rapid progress in Artificial Intelligence (AI) has driven the emergence of applications thatsupport digital literacy, one being GlassWire, which offers both mobile data usagemonitoring and firewall functions on Android devices. Vocational high school (SMK)students typically know AI only in its chatbot form and have had little hands-on exposureto traffic monitoring or firewall-based access control. Through GlassWire training, this community service program sought to build up the network literacy of Computer andNetwork Engineering (TKJ) and Building Design Engineering (TGB) students at SMKMuhammadiyah 3 Yogyakarta. Eighty-five grade X and XI students took part in the singledaysession, which opened with an initial assessment of prior knowledge, moved througha material presentation and hands-on installation and configuration of GlassWire on eachstudent's own device with accompanying discussion, and closed with a final assessment ofpractical outcomes. The instructor's initial assessment found that none of the students werefamiliar with GlassWire in particular, though roughly a quarter already grasped the generalidea of mobile data monitoring and firewalls. By the closing assessment, every student(100%) had completed the GlassWire installation with all features intact, and among arandomly sampled group questioned afterward, about 90% could explain or show how touse and configure the relevant features. The program's outputs include an online mediaarticle and a national journal publication, intended as a simple model for strengtheningnetwork literacy among vocational students.
Penguatan Paket Wisata Berbasis Rantai Pasok Hijau di Desa Wisata Alamendah Melalui Pengemb Yelita Anggiane Iskandar; Mirna Lusiani; Iwan Sukarno; Ahmad Faisal Dahlan; Ade Irawan; Hasna Az-Zahra Khoirunnisa; Syifaira Mofina
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Alamendah Tourism Village (Dawala) has agritourism potential in coffee, strawberries, and dairy,yet the supply chain of its tour packages is not systematically organized, business actors'understanding of green supply chains is limited, and the village website does not support supplychain transparency. This community service program aimed to organize Dawala's tour packagesupply chain and to develop a website with an AI Assistant for transparency and coordination ofthe green supply chain. The program used a participatory approach adapted from benchmarking,covering needs identification, mapping of actors and logistics flows, website development, partnermentoring, and survey-based evaluation. The mapping identified five groups of actors and fourinefficiency hotspots: delayed fresh-ingredient supplies in peak season, weak coordination amongMSMEs, unsorted waste, and no real-time stock monitoring. The website was developed with integrated reservations, local partner mapping, a monitoring dashboard, and an AI assistant thatpresents supply chain information according to tourists' preferences. The survey showed a highneed for digital tools among partners: 71% of respondents expected the application to provideautomated recommendations, and 86% were willing to learn a new website or application. Aftermentoring, most respondents were confident in using the main features independently and intendedto use them in daily operations. These results indicate that a website with an AI Assistant has thepotential to support the green supply chain management of Dawala's tour packages. Sustainabilitydepends on regular data updates by partners, joint standard operating procedures, and strongervillage institutions
Penguatan Ketahanan Keluarga Melalui Literasi Digital dan Inovasi Usaha Anggota PEKKA (Perempuan Kepala Keluarga) Kelurahan Baktijaya, Depok Estu Mahanani; Ita Reinita Hadari; Shafenti; Hendra Railis; Yan Irianis; Farida
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The advancement of digital technology has transformed patterns of economicactivity within the community. Various digital marketing platforms, social mediachannels, and online marketplaces offer micro-entrepreneurs expanded opportunities tomarket their products and reach consumers beyond geographical boundaries. However,not all women possess the necessary skills to capitalize on these opportunities. Manyfemale entrepreneurs—particularly women who are heads of households (PEKKA)—stillface limitations regarding business management, business planning, financial recordkeeping,and the use of digital technology for business growth. These conditions highlightthe need for empowerment initiatives that focus not only on enhancing technical skills butalso on strengthening managerial capacity and fostering women's economic independence. A Community Partnership Program (PKM) activity, conducted incollaboration with various private higher education institutions, took place on May 21,2026, at Jalan Cimandiri Raya No. 1A, Baktijaya Urban Village, Sukmajaya District,Depok City, West Java. Post-test results and activity outcomes indicate that 80%participants improved their understanding of fundamental business management concepts,financial management, business planning, and digital marketing strategies. Participantsalso gained insights into the importance of separating business and household finances,identifying potential business opportunities, and formulating structured, sustainable stepsfor business development.
Efektivitas Pelatihan Literasi Digital terhadap Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga di Kelurahan Baktijaya, Depok Fahrul Nurzaman; Asril Basry; Dian Gustina; Agus Wismo Widodo; Jhonny Z.A; Tomy Hendarman
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This community outreach program was initiated in response to the limited digital competenceobserved among female household heads, aiming to strengthen their digital capabilities as a meansof supporting family economic independence in Baktijaya Sub-district, Depok. Given that today'seconomy is increasingly driven by technology, mastery of digital tools has become an essentialrequirement rather than an option. To meet this need, the implementation team developed aninteractive, practice-based training program and used pre- and post-training questionnaires to measure its effectiveness. The program involved twenty participants, most of whom were ofproductive age (31–45 years), had completed education ranging from senior high school toassociate degree level, were married with children, and worked either as homemakers orindependent business operators. Quantitatively, participants' average scores rose markedly, from65.6 percent prior to the training to a complete 100 percent afterward. The most notableimprovement was recorded in participants' understanding of online marketplace platforms, withnine additional participants demonstrating mastery, followed by WhatsApp Business, where eightmore participants gained proficiency. Qualitative observations further revealed a shift inparticipants' perception of digital technology, moving away from viewing it merely asentertainment toward recognizing its strategic role in strengthening household economic resilience.Overall, the outreach activity proved effective in enhancing digital literacy while simultaneouslypaving the way toward greater economic independence for women serving as heads of households.
Pemasaran Internal dan Quiet Quitting pada Karyawan Lini Depan: Tinjauan Literatur tentang Keterkaitannya dengan Perilaku Berorientasi Pelanggan Kuswanti; Yudi Yulius; Yosandi Yulius; Shafenti; Nastiti Edi Utami; Nian Forihani; Pramudito Tunggal Moeliono
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Quiet quitting, the tendency of employees to limit their work effort to the minimum requirementsof their role, has become a salient human resource management (HRM) issue since 2022. In serviceorganizations the problem does not stay inside the firm, because frontline employees are where thefirm meets its customers. Yet quiet quitting research has grown mainly within HRM, while internalmarketing and customer-oriented behavior are studied within service marketing. This article bringsthe three streams together through an integrative literature review of 37 articles published in reputable journals between 2021 and 2026. The synthesis addresses three questions: how internalmarketing may prevent quiet quitting, how quiet quitting affects customer-oriented behavior, andwhich boundary conditions strengthen or weaken these links. No empirical study has yet tested thefull chain from internal marketing through quiet quitting to customer-oriented behavior. Theindirect evidence, however, is fairly consistent. Practices that fulfil psychological contracts andsupply psychological resources tend to reduce quiet quitting, whereas quiet quitting mainly erodesdiscretionary (extra-role) behavior toward customers rather than core service delivery. Customerincivility, leadership style, psychological safety, and the type of quiet quitter emerge as boundaryconditions. The article offers six propositions, an integrative conceptual model, and a TCCM-basedresearch agenda, including a call for studies in Indonesian service sectors.
Pemberdayaan Kelompok Usaha Bersama UMKM Melalui Penguatan Literasi dan Pengelolaan Keuangan di Desa Wisata Sukarame Carita Bida Sari; Maya Syafriana Effendi; Maryati Rahayu; Moch Firmansyah; Azizah Naila; Azura Syarla
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Sukarame Tourism Village, Carita District, Pandeglang Regency, Banten, has community-basedeconomic potential through Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and Joint BusinessGroups (KUBE). However, local business operators still face challenges, including low financialliteracy, the lack of separation between personal and business finances, limited ability to calculateproduction costs and determine appropriate selling prices, and conventional businessmanagement practices. This Community Service Program (PKM) aims to strengthen the capacityof KUBE and MSMEs through improved and sustainable financial management practices. Theprogram employed several methods, including socialization, practice-based training (learning bydoing), implementation of simple bookkeeping and digital technology, intensive assistance, andachievement-based evaluation. The results showed an increase in financial literacy understandingof up to 85%, improved separation of personal and business finances, and enhanced ability tocalculate production costs and determine selling prices. The program contributed to improvingbusiness management practices, strengthening KUBE institutional capacity, and promoting theeconomic independence and sustainability of the Sukarame Tourism Village community.

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