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ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF RUBBER SANDAL WASTE AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR SOME OF THE COARSE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE AMELIA PUTRI SAMANHURI; GALI PRIBADI; GITA PUSPA ARTIANI
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Based on SNI 1974: 2023, concrete is a composite material that hardens over time and has compressive strength at 28 days. Concrete is widely used because of its advantages, despite its disadvantages such as weight, cracking, and high formwork costs. This study reviews rubber sandal waste as a substitute for coarse aggregate at 15% and 30% to reduce the weaknesses of concrete. The background is the growth of industry, particularly the rubber sandal industry, which produces large amounts of waste. The test results show that concrete without waste (0%) achieved a compressive strength of 18.94 MPa (7 days) and 34.74 MPa (14 days), exceeding the SNI 1974: 2023 limit. With a rubber sandal waste composition of 15%, the compressive strength was 16.65 MPa (7 days) and 21.24 MPa (14 days), only meeting the 7-day requirement. The 30% composition showed similar results. This means that the use of rubber sandal waste up to 30% reduces compressive strength performance at 14 days.
COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE TNI AND THE COMMUNITY IN THE 125TH UNITED ARMY TO BUILD VILLAGES (TMMD) PROGRAM TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN VILLAGES IN LUBUK GADANG NAGARI, SANGIR DISTRICT, SOLOK SELATAN REGENCY Novita Sari; Irwan, Irwan; Yenita Yatim; Yenni Melia; Elvawati, Elvawati; Yushendra, Yushendra
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The Manunggal Army to Build Villages (TMMD) program represents a tangible form of collaboration between the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and the community to accelerate rural development. The 125th TMMD program, implemented in Solok Selatan Regency, serves as a concrete example of strategic cooperation between the TNI, local government, and community in improving welfare and strengthening regional resilience. This study aims to describe the forms of cooperation between the TNI and the community in implementing the 125th TMMD program and to analyze its social and economic impacts. The study employs a qualitative descriptive method using a case study approach, through observation, documentation, and literature analysis. The results indicate that the collaboration between the TNI and the community in the 125th TMMD program is realized through two main aspects: physical and non-physical activities. Physical activities include the development and improvement of tourism infrastructure for Mount Kerinci hiking routes, renovation of uninhabitable houses, and construction of sanitation facilities in Nagari Lubuk Gadang Selatan, Sangir District. Non-physical activities consist of national defense education, community empowerment programs, and efforts to strengthen the spirit of mutual cooperation and nationalism. The implementation of the 125th TMMD program has significantly contributed to improving tourism accessibility, stimulating regional economic growth, and enhancing synergy between institutions and the community in sustaining development. Therefore, the TMMD program functions not only as a physical development initiative but also as an effective model of partnership that strengthens the bond between the TNI and the people. The program has proven effective in increasing community participation, strengthening social solidarity, and becoming a key factor in promoting equitable development in Solok Selatan Regency.
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL-BASED MANAGEMENT IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION EMMA SITI MARYAMAH
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Saddened by this background, in the practical setting in junior high schools, there are still education providers who think that administration is not important. In reality, junior high schools in their implementation require Education Administration including collecting, recording, managing, sending, and storing. This Education management requires good human resources for managing education in an order of School Based Management (MBS). Based on research findings, the implementation of the MBS pillar implementation program in SMP Manggala runs according to management functions through planning, organizing, monitoring, coordinating to evaluating in achieving the purposes of a program of an educational institution

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