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JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
Published by Koperasi kopertis will X
ISSN : -     EISSN : 29622263     DOI : https://doi.org/10.62769/jcsas
Core Subject : Economy, Humanities, Science,
Humanities Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology Chemistry Computer Science & IT Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Focus and Scope The aim of this journal publication is to disseminate the conceptual thoughts or ideas and research results that have been achieved in the area of community services. JCSAS particularly focuses on the main problems in the development of the sciences of community service areas as follows: 1. Community Services, People, Local Food Security; 2. Training, Marketing, Appropriate Technology, Design; 3. Community Empowerment, Social Access; 4. Student Community Services; 5. Border Region, Less Developed Region; 6. Education for Sustainable Development; Poverty alleviation based on local resources; 7. Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Cooperatives, Creative Industries, and SMEs; 8. Development of environmentally friendly technology; 9. Health, nutrition, tropical diseases, herbal medicines, arts, literature, and culture, as well as national integration and social harmony.
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Improving Health and Welfare in KAGUM (Malaysian Teachers' Cooperative) through VCO (Virgin CoconutOil) Suryani, Suryani; Rafnelly Rafki; Monik Kasman; Rinda Lestari; Ermawati; Sari Puspita
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/rbez1a17

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The Malaysian Teachers' Cooperative (KAGUM) in Malacca is a cooperative with 679 active members out of a total of 4,387 teachers in the region. In addition to playing a role in improving welfare through savings and loan programs and productive businesses, KAGUM also has the potential to develop health-based businesses. Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) is known to have extensive health benefits, including antioxidants, antimicrobials, and immunity-boosting. This community service was carried out by a team from Indonesia in collaboration with KAGUM (Malaysian Teachers' Cooperative) in Malacca which is an International PKM activity. This Community Service was carried out by the KPN Kopertis Region X Cooperative with 44 members who departed from PKM. Of the 26 private universities. aims to provide education about the health benefits of VCO as well as training in making VCO products, online marketing so that it has high economic value. Methods of activities include scientific presentations, demonstrations of making household-scale VCOs, and interactive discussions related to VCO business opportunities, as well as how to market online in a cooperative environment. As a result, participants gained an increase in knowledge by 85% (from pre-test and post-test) and showed high interest in developing VCO business as a cooperative's flagship product. This activity is expected to strengthen the health of members and increase cooperative income through diversification of businesses based on tropical natural resources
Internationalization of Higher Education Cooperatives: Economic, Legal, Health, and Technology Synergy through PKM in Malaysia Handayani, Tuti; Nino Sri Purnama Yanti; Gusmawet; Nurhayati; Oktavianis; Resty Noflidaputri
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/jw4stx75

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International community service (PKM) is a tangible manifestation of the involvement of universities in bridging science with practice in the field across countries. This activity was carried out through a mock study and collaboration between Indonesian Higher Education Cooperatives and cooperative institutions in Malaysia, involving economic, legal, health, and technological aspects. "The partners of international PKM activities are the Universiti Malaya Alumni Cooperative (KAGUMI) and the Universiti Teknologi MARA Cooperative (UiTM), with the support of the ANGKASA federation as the Malaysian national cooperative organization." The purpose of the activity is to strengthen the institutional capacity of higher education cooperatives in facing the era of globalization and increase the competitiveness of members at the regional level. The methods used are in the form of Focus Group Discussion (FGD), institutional visits, observation of cooperative practices in the field, and the preparation of multidisciplinary-based action plans involving the fields of economics, law, health, and information technology. The results of the activity show that the internationalization of university cooperatives can be carried out through strengthening cross-border networks, the application of cooperative governance principles based on modern law, the use of digital technology for marketing and administration, and the development of value-added local health and economic products. In conclusion, this international PKM opens up opportunities for academic and practical synergy that are able to expand the role of higher education cooperatives in sustainable development, expand ASEAN cooperation networks, and support the role of academics as agents of transnational change.
Institutional Strengthening of Academic-Based Cooperatives: Results of a Cross-Disciplinary Replication Study in Malaysia Indrayani, Tri Irfa; Helmayuni; Lusi Utama; Sevindrajuta; Asmawati; Zuherna Mizwar
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/9z7t7q63

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International community service (PKM) is a tangible form of university involvement in strengthening academic-based cooperative institutions. This activity was carried out through collaboration with ANGKASA Kuala Lumpur, the parent organization of cooperatives in Malaysia, which has long experience in the development of modern cooperatives. Community Service (PKM). This study involves the fields of economics, law, health, and technology, to identify best practices in the institutional management of cooperatives in higher education The purpose of the activity is to increase the capacity of cooperatives of universities in Indonesia through multidisciplinary synergy, covering the fields of economics, law, health, and technology. The implementation method includes literature studies, field observations, Focus Group Discussions (FGD), and the preparation of cooperative internationalization action plans. The results show that university cooperatives in Indonesia still face challenges in the form of limited governance, lack of innovation in business units, and low utilization of digital technology. Through collaboration with ANGKASA, a model of strengthening cooperatives, developing preventive health business units, implementing governance according to modern legal principles, and integrating digital technology for member services was obtained. In conclusion, international PKM is a strategic step to encourage Indonesian university cooperatives to be globally competitive. The findings show that cooperative digitalization systems, cross-field institutional integration, and strengthening of internal regulations are the foundations for the success of cooperatives in Malaysia. It provides strategic recommendations in strengthening the institution of academic cooperatives in Indonesia
International PKM Model to Encourage Campus Entrepreneurship through ASEAN Cooperative Collaboration Diapepin, Mukti; Jamilah; Salfadri; Gus Andri; Sari Gando Hidayati; Silfia Rini; Febriyeni; Cory Febrina
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/pnb9ek12

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The international Community Partnership Program (PKM) is an effort to enhance globally competitive campus entrepreneurship. The purpose of this community service program is to discuss the international PKM model based on cooperative collaboration in the ASEAN region, with a focus on the exchange of best practices, cooperative digitalization, and the development of student entrepreneurship-based business units. Activities were carried out through literature studies, field observations at partner cooperatives in Malaysia (ANGKASA), and capacity building workshops for university cooperative managers. The results indicate that cross-border collaboration can strengthen cooperative business networks, encourage the emergence of adaptive campus entrepreneurship models, and expand market access for student products. This article offers a framework for the international PKM model that can be replicated at other universities in Indonesia to accelerate the internationalization of campus cooperatives. This approach not only improves student business literacy but also expands business networks and innovation across countries. The research used a descriptive qualitative method with a case study approach on collaboration between student cooperatives in Indonesia and Malaysia. The results indicate that cross-border collaboration in the form of joint entrepreneurship training, business incubation, and the transfer of digital cooperative practices has a significant impact on increasing student entrepreneurial interest and capacity. This model is recommended as a leading PKM program integrated with the Independent Learning and Independent Campus (MBKM) policy and the ASEAN economic integration agenda.
Implementation of Technology-Based Cooperative Information Systems: Reflections on the International PKM Visit Hasnita, Evi; Cici Aprilliani; Efriza; Neila Sulung; Zuranda; Yelmi Reni Putri; Ratna Dewi
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/fpyjmb35

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An international Community Service (PKM) activity provides strategic insights into the development of a digital technology-based cooperative information system. This study reflects the results of an academic visit to Malaysian national cooperatives, specifically ANGKASA, which has successfully implemented a technology-based integrated cooperative information system. This reflection identified best practices in member management, transaction recording, and digital financial reporting. The findings indicate that cooperative digitalization not only improves management efficiency and organizational transparency but also strengthens cooperative competitiveness at the national and regional levels. This PKM activity strengthens collaboration between universities and the cooperative movement in supporting the digital transformation of Indonesian cooperatives. The implications of this visit are expected to serve as a reference for the development of cooperative information systems in the academic environment and the wider community.
International PKM enhances the Study of the potential implementation of appropriate technology in Angkasa Malaysia cooperatives to improve education or campus cooperatives. Febriana, Wiwit; Sukmareni; Meita Lefi Kurnia; Yunimar; Machdalena; Maidiawati; Yass Andria
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/cqf6eq24

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The International Community Service Program (PKM) has become a strategic tool in identifying and encouraging the use of appropriate technology in the development of higher education cooperatives. This study aims to explore the potential implementation of appropriate technology in the management and operational systems of the ANGKASA Malaysia Cooperative as a model for developing campus cooperatives in Indonesia. Through an observational approach, semi-structured interviews, and institutional document review, empirical data were obtained regarding the digitalization and information systems engineering practices implemented by ANGKASA. The study results indicate that technology integration based on the needs of cooperative members can improve service efficiency, financial accountability, and academic community participation. These findings serve as important reflections for higher education cooperatives in Indonesia to adopt similar adaptive and sustainable systems. Therefore, synergy is needed between educational institutions, technology developers, and the government to strengthen the digital cooperative ecosystem on campus.
PKM Malaysia Enhances Information Technology Innovation Outcomes for Higher Education Cooperatives Lucy Chairoel; Afdaleni; Zulfariati; Zaiyar; Gusmulyani; AL; Yulia Setiani; Mirfaturiqa; Fauziah Zainin
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/s3wy5k92

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The Community Service Program (PKM) implemented in Malaysia has opened up opportunities for international collaboration in developing information technology (IT) innovations to support the digital transformation of cooperatives in higher education settings. This activity underscored the importance of adapting technology to cooperative management systems to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability. Through a pilot study of digital cooperative models such as ANGKASA in Malaysia, participants gained insights into the implementation of integrated application-based information systems, the use of big data in membership management, and the optimization of digital platforms for financial reporting. The results of this activity demonstrated that the adoption of IT technology in Indonesian higher education cooperatives can strengthen institutional competitiveness, accelerate service processes, and increase active member participation. This PKM also reflects that the synergy between technological innovation and higher education-based cooperative governance is a strategic step towards modern and competitive cooperatives in the ASEAN digital era.
Harmonization of Cooperative Regulations within the ASEAN Framework: A Legal Review of the Malaysian Copy Study Ineng Naini; Gusnetti; Enita; Elvina A. Saibi; Ali Ramatni; Yani Maidelwita; Rina Mariyana
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/c41zg578

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    ASEAN regional economic integration emphasizes the importance of regulatory harmonization across various sectors, including cooperatives. This study aims to examine the suitability and challenges of harmonizing cooperative regulations across ASEAN countries through a legal review of Malaysia's cooperative regulatory system. As a country with a developed cooperative legal framework, Malaysia offers best practices in national cooperative management that can be reflected in strengthening the regional cooperative legal framework. This research method uses a normative qualitative approach with a comparative legal analysis of cooperative legislation in Malaysia and several other ASEAN countries. The study results indicate that despite differences in the legal and institutional structures of cooperatives across ASEAN countries, there is potential room for harmonization through shared fundamental principles, such as economic democracy, member involvement, and business sustainability. These findings support the need for cross-border policy dialogue to formulate ASEAN cooperative regulatory standards that are adaptive, inclusive, and appropriate to local characteristics. Harmonization of cooperative regulations across the ASEAN region is considered strategic in promoting economic integration based on community participation and social justice.
Transforming Higher Education Cooperatives into Digital Cooperatives: A Case Study of KAGUMI and ANGKASA Reni Rahmawati; Yuniliza; Yesi Elsandra; Erni Febriana Harahap; Laspida; Yulianda Nofika; Adriani; Harisnal
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/2gc26152

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    The development of digital technology has driven significant changes in the management of cooperatives, including those based in higher education institutions. This article analyzes the transformation of university cooperatives in Indonesia towards a digital cooperative system, with case studies of KAGUMI (Alumni Cooperative of Muhammadiyah University of Indonesia) and ANGKASA (Angkatan Koperasi Kebangsaan Malaysia Berhad). Using a descriptive qualitative approach, data were collected from observations, in-depth interviews, and document studies. The results show that both cooperatives have utilized digitalization in member management, financial transactions, and online reporting. This transformation not only improves efficiency and transparency but also expands services and member participation. This study provides strategic recommendations for other university cooperatives in adopting digital systems in an integrated and sustainable manner.
Counseling on Selecting Quality Universities According to Student Interests Syahril; Dedi Julianto; Antaridha; Rahil Khairani
Journal of Community Service and Application of Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): COMMUNITY SERVICE AND APPLICATION SCIENCE (JCSAS)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62769/vcttmv85

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3rd grade high school students are still confused about choosing which state university they will enter as well as private universities both in Indonesia and in West Sumatra, especially SMA Negeri 1 Rao Pasaman Timur Sumbar and SMA Negeri 1 Muara Sipongi Mandailing Natal North Sumatra who are still confused about choosing a university with the right major according to their talents and interests. To eliminate their confusion, we, the lecturers of the Faculty of Economics, Dharma Andalas University, feel the need to provide guidance and counseling to them about choosing the right state or private university according to their talents later so that they do not get stressed in carrying out their studies later. Dharma Andalas University is the only private university under the guidance of UNAND alumni located in the center of Padang city which is easily accessible to students later. This is one of the advantages of Dharma Andalas University. This promotional activity was carried out at SMA Negeri 1 Rao Pasaman Timur West Sumatra and SMA Negeri 1 Muara Sipongi Mandailing Natal North Sumatra. This community service-based promotional activity was very helpful for the third-grade students who were visited. After being given guidance and counseling, they learned that the quality of higher education is largely determined by the accreditation of each study program. And featuring the study programs at Dharma Andalas University, which consists of 17 study programs, they were very enthusiastic about participating in this guidance and counseling event which was showered with various questions related to strategies for choosing a quality college according to their talents.

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