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International Journal of Social Science and Community Service
Published by CV. Proaksara Global Transeduka
ISSN : -     EISSN : 30475406     DOI : https://doi.org/10.70865/ijsscs
Core Subject : Humanities, Art, Social,
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The International Journal of Social Science and Community Service publishes a series of articles focused on community service initiatives in the area of economic empowerment. This journal aims to contribute ideas and reports on community service efforts, as well as serve as a platform for sharing these activities within the realm of community economic development. Its mission is to promote innovative concepts and research outcomes related to community service efforts. The journal primarily addresses key issues in the advancement of community service sciences, with particular emphasis on: Community Services, People, International Food Security, Training, Marketing, Appropriate Technology, Design, Community Empowerment, Social Access, Student Community Services, Border Regions, Less Developed Areas, and Sustainable Development Education.
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Comparative Analysis of Road Network Simulation Model Performance of Pahlawan Road Area Fikri Haikal Zein; Haris Muhammadun; Risma Marleno
International Journal of Social Science and Community Service Vol. 2 No. 2
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The solution to the transportation problem lies in assessing the performance of related road sections and intersections, and analyzing different traffic management schemes to optimize efficiency. This study aims to compare the performance of a road network simulation model for the Pahlawan road area. Data analysis includes examining origin-destination matrices, vehicle free speeds, vehicle behavior, and intersection control. The simulation model, calibrated and validated using Vissim, represents real-world conditions. Implementing SLFF (Single Lane Free Flow) and MLFF (Multi Lane Free Flow) systems at toll gates (scenarios 1 and 2) reduced queues, particularly at the Pancasila Monument Roundabout and Jalan Jati Raya. Adding a new toll gate via Jalan Kahuripan further improved traffic on Jalan Pahlawan compared to scenarios 1 and 2. However, converting the Gelora Delta roundabout into an underpass without additional measures worsened toll gate queues. Effective traffic performance can be achieved by combining the Gelora Delta roundabout underpass with either the SLFF toll payment system (scenario 5), MLFF (scenario 6), or the addition of a new toll gate (scenario 3).
Investment Sensitivity Analysis of Transjatim Corridor I Luxury Sidoarjo-Surabaya-Gresik Route Kiki Devita Novalia; Haris Muhammadun; Risma Marleno
International Journal of Social Science and Community Service Vol. 2 No. 2
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Based on the recapitulation of Transjatim Corridor I passengers in 2023, the average load factor is 120%, with an average of 5-6 thousand passengers per day, leading to the addition of a fleet with luxury services. This study aims to analyze the financial feasibility of investment in the Transjatim Luxury Bus Corridor I by comparing income and expenditure variables using the Net Present Value (NPV), Benefit-Cost Ratio (BCR), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Payback Period (PP) methods. With a 6% discount rate, the analysis yielded NPV values > 0 (Rp. 5,204,972,631 for alternative 1, Rp. 2,466,479,592 for alternative 2, and Rp. 640,817,566 for alternative 3), IRR values > 6% (19.42% for alternative 1, 12.54% for alternative 2, and 7.74% for alternative 3), and BCR values > 1 (1.30 for alternative 1, 1.19 for alternative 2, and 1.11 for alternative 3). The PP values were 4 years for alternative 1, 5 years for alternative 2, and 6 years for alternative 3, indicating that all three alternatives are financially feasible. Sensitivity analysis confirmed the financial feasibility of all three alternatives, considering the effect of the discount rate on NPV.
Salesperson Training as an Effective Tool to Increase SME Sales Arifin Djakasaputra; Elizabeth Christinio; Yunia Arinda Jayanti
International Journal of Social Science and Community Service Vol. 2 No. 2
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As a salesperson / personal selling / salesperson is the key to success in generating the buying process. Personal selling is an effective tool to build preferences, beliefs, and purchase actions. For this reason, business owners must increase their expertise which can be achieved through salles training in using adequate facilities. As a seller, you must master every product or service that the company sells. The purpose of the activity is to help business owners have a stock of knowledge about salespeople, so that business owners can increase sales of the products produced. The partner chosen in the PKM activity is engaged in a culinary business domiciled in Jambi. The method offered to partners is training/socialization which includes an introduction to salespeople, characteristics, forms, principles and goals and benefits. Presented in the form of PPT and conducted online. The results of the activity show that partners can optimize personal selling skills in offering products to end consumers, as evidenced by the results of the evaluation of the answers to the questionnaires given to partners showing 100% can understand the material presented.
Training on Processing Inventory Transactions for Accounting Teachers at the Tangerang City Financial and Institutional Accounting Teacher Association (MGMP) Minanari Minanari; Retno Puji Astuti; Lusia Sri Arini
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Improving the quality of SMK graduates so that they can meet industry needs is one of the objectives of the community service project carried out by the Team in collaboration with MGMP (Musyawarah Guru Mata Pelajaran) Accounting partners and financial institutions in the Tangerang City area. Financial statements function as a tool to analyze financial performance, providing information about financial position, business operations, performance, and cash flow, which can be used as a basis for making economic decisions. The purpose of this service program is to offer assistance and training in interpreting transaction evidence, managing it within the accounting cycle, and producing financial reports. This training includes not only purchase transactions but also various transactions related to sales, cash receipts, cash disbursements, adjusting journal entries, and tax-related matters. One challenge faced by partners is the need for assistance in updating financial accounting standards and taxation standards. The implementation method begins with providing assistance and training in the preparation of Excel-based transactions to enhance partners' understanding and knowledge of accounting. The second stage involves discussing the results of the interpretation of transaction evidence within the accounting cycle and tax treatment. The third stage is the preparation of financial statements as a result of this community service. The outcomes of the community service project indicate an increase in partners' ability to manage business transactions in accordance with current accounting and tax standards.

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