Proceedings of the Perbanas International Seminar on Economics, Business, Management, Accounting and IT.Community Services

Sustainable Waste Management Practices in Rural Communities: The Power of Upcycling Educationin Situsari Village Cileungsi, Bogor, West Java

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

The management of inorganic waste presents a critical challenge in sustainable development, particularly in Situsari Village, Cileungsi, Bogor – West Java. Non-biodegradable waste such as plastic, glass, and metal is often disposed of indiscriminately, leading to environmental issues such as water pollution, flooding from clogged drainage systems, and a declining quality of life. This Community Service Program aims to raise public awareness of the importance of waste management through an upcycling approach, which promotes creative recycling. The methods applied include education, demonstration, and hands-on workshops to create marketable products from waste, such as bags made from used coffee wrappers and pots from plastic bottles. Through a participatory approach, the program introduces the concept of the circular economy while simultaneously contributing to the local economic empowerment of the community, especially targeting housewives and youth. The activity could increased participant understanding of the upcycling concept and growing motivation to initiate waste-based businesses. The involvement of local partners reinforces the program's sustainability potential.

Empowering MSMEs around Sodong Spring Tourism Ligarmukti Village, Klapanunggal District, Bogor Regency, West Java

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

A community development activity in the Sodong Spring tourist area in Ligarmukti Village, Klapanunggal, Bogor, involving lecturers and students. This activity focuses on empowering local MSMEs that have not been optimally managed despite being located in a potential tourist area. This program is designed to increase MSME capacity through interactive training such as SWOT analysis, group discussions, and simulations. The materials provided include simple financial management, product packaging strategies, and the use of digital media, particularly TikTok, as a creative promotional tool. The results of this training demonstrate that a collaborative approach between universities and the community can strengthen MSME competitiveness and encourage sustainable local economic growth in the digital era.

Product And Packaging Selection In Housewife Msmes In Ligarmukti Village, Bogor

Wahidatur Rosyidah, Irma Selliamanik, M. M. T. S. Mildawani, Naufal Fadillah — Thu, 14 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This article is written to describe the Community Service activities of Perbanas Institute Lecturers for 27 housewives in Ligarmukti Village, Bogor. Overall, the people of Ligarmukti Village are categorized as being in the lower socioeconomic class. The main livelihood is farming, with an average eleven-year-old girl being married off to reduce the family's economic burden, while the boys work outside the area due to limited livelihoods. Rice and cassava are abundant products in Ligarmukti Village. The quality of the rice produced is very good (fluffy), so it is sufficient for consumption and sale. Until now, rice has been offered only to the local community. To increase residents' income, cooperation is needed in the form of sharing knowledge about how to package and market rice. The packaging offered meets the elements of durability, quality, and packaging price. Another activity, an interactive knowledge sharing session on packaging selection for MSME products, such as rengginang and opak, was held at the Ligarmukti Village Hall. The event began with a presentation, followed by a question-and-answer session and discussion. Participants were enthusiastically and actively involved. In addition, cooperation is needed to expand the marketing of rice, rengginang, and opak by participating in MSME exhibitions.

Youth Environmental Awareness Education: Socialization Of Sodong Spring Conservation By The Youth Organization Of Ligarmukti Village

Thu, 14 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This community service program aims to raise awareness among the Youth Organization (Karang Taruna) about the importance of maintaining environmental cleanliness in Ligarmukti Village, Bogor, through educational outreach activities. The methods used included lectures, group discussions, and presentations on environmental education. The outreach activity was conducted over one day and involved 20 members of the Youth Organization as participants.

The results of the activity showed an increase in participants' knowledge regarding the impact of waste on the environment, the importance of waste separation, and ways to maintain environmental cleanliness. Pre-test and post-test results indicated a 72.5% increase in knowledge, with high levels of enthusiasm observed throughout the program.

The outreach program successfully provided basic understanding of environmental management and fostered initial awareness to participate in maintaining village cleanliness. It is recommended that similar outreach activities be conducted in other villages and followed by the development of practical action programs as a continuation of the awareness that has been achieved.

Utilization of Kitchen Waste and Compost for Family Gardens in Situsari Village, Cileungsi, Bogor Regency, West Java

Thu, 14 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This Community Service (PKM) activity aims to increase the awareness and skills of Situsari Village residents, especially households, in managing kitchen waste into organic compost as part of a food security and environmental conservation strategy. The activity, carried out by lecturers and students of Perbanas Institute, integrates an educational and participatory approach through theoretical training and direct practice in the use of maggot media, and the utilization of home gardens. By applying the Zero Waste principle, this activity successfully encourages changes in community behavior in sorting and utilizing household waste. The results of the training are expected to increase the knowledge, enthusiasm of participants, and initiatives to form a yard farmer group. In addition to having a positive impact on the environment, this activity also opens up opportunities for local economic empowerment through the development of compost products and sustainable family farming. Therefore, this program is recommended for replication in other areas with similar characteristics as part of efforts to achieve community-based sustainable development.

Community Engagement to Reduce Gadget Use Among Children in Linggarmukti Village

wuriy handayani, Widiastuti Murtiningrum, Heni Pujiastuti — Thu, 14 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

The increasing prevalence of gadget use among children has raised serious concerns regarding their physical, psychological, and social development, particularly in rural communities where digital literacy remains limited. This community service program was implemented in Linggarmukti Village, West Java, Indonesia, to address the issue of excessive gadget use through educational, participatory, and family-centered interventions. The primary objective was to reduce children’s dependence on digital devices by empowering parents and local stakeholders with knowledge and practical strategies. The program was conducted over four weeks and included parental workshops, peer-sharing sessions, family-based alternative activities, and public awareness campaigns. Data were collected through pre- and post- intervention questionnaires, family logbooks, and facilitator observations. The results showed a significant increase in parental awareness of gadget-related risks, a measurable reduction in daily screen time among children, and improved parent-child interactions. The involvement of community leaders and the formation of a local support network contributed to the program's sustainability and cultural relevance. This initiative demonstrates that collaborative, community-based efforts can effectively promote healthier digital habits among children in underserved areas. The model used in Linggarmukti Village may serve as a framework for similar interventions in other rural contexts across Indonesia.

The Sustainable Optimization Of Excellent Human Resources And Gen Z Talent Management In The Era Of Digital Trasformation

Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

Sustainable Human Resource Management, or Green Human Resource Management (GHRM), is an approach to human resource management that integrates environmentally friendly practices and sustainability into recruitment, training, development, performance evaluation, and employee compensation systems. GHRM aims to support organizational goals in terms of sustainability by ensuring that every aspect of human resource management supports environmental preservation, reduces negative impacts on nature, and promotes efficient resource use. GHRM refers to HR policies, practices, and systems designed to support environmental management within organizations. This includes adopting environmentally friendly policies in the selection process, developing employees' green skills and knowledge through training, and motivating employees to support green initiatives through compensation and reward systems. Five (5) strategies were identified for optimizing sustainable superior human resources in the era of digital transformation: regulations and incentives to build human resource excellence in the era of digital transformation; building the capacity of superior human resources to develop entrepreneurship in the digital era; developing the capacity of superior human resources to optimize the potential of natural resource wealth in the era of digital transformation; expanding networks and enhancing stakeholder cooperation in the digital era; and developing innovative and creative superior human resources in the digital era.

Building an Entrepreneurial Mindset among Inmates of Salemba Prison in Jakarta: A Community Service

Riza Zahrotun Nisa, Tifa Noer Amelia , Agus Salim, Sunnyl Iqbal — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This community service aims to empower inmates by equipping them with practical entrepreneurial skills as part of social reintegration efforts. The training program was held in Class IIA Salemba Prison on June 18, 2025, targeting inmates who have an interest and experience in entrepreneurship. The method used was participatory training and group discussions across four business sectors: trade-based, skill-based, food-beverage-based, and service-based enterprises. Additional sessions included startup development fundamentals, digital economy exposure, and basic business modeling (e.g., Business Model Canvas, marketing mix). The results indicated increased awareness and confidence among participants to start small-scale businesses using minimal capital and accessible skills. The training also promoted a positive mindset, introduced legal business aspects, and highlighted the importance of support from community or NGOs. The conclusion suggests that entrepreneurship education is a viable reintegration strategy for inmates and may reduce recidivism by fostering financial independence post-release. Recommendations include continuous mentoring and access to microfinance for ex-inmates.

Digitalization Of Marketing: Opportunities For Housewives In The Digital Era

Primadonna Ratna Mutumanikam Mutumanikam, Dessy Adelin — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

Digital marketing is a strategy for promoting and selling products through digital media including the internet and mobile applications. In this digital era, housewives have a significant opportunity to participate in economic activities through digital marketing. With only a mobile phone and an internet connection, they can reach a wide market without neglecting their domestic roles. This article discusses the importance of digital marketing for housewives, suitable platforms (such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and marketplaces), and practical steps for starting a business from home. It also presents relevant promotional tips and success stories from housewives who have proven that technology can be a tool for empowering families economically. Through its practical and beginner-friendly approach, this article hopes to encourage more women to start online businesses..

The Use of Social Media to Increase the Income of the Indonesian People

Widiastuti Murtiningrum, Heni Pujiastuti, wuriy Handayani — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This paper discusses the use of the most social media, namely youtube, facebook, instagram, twitter, whatsapp, messenger, linkedIn and pinterest in increasing the income of the Indonesian people, from 2017 to 2025. The development of social media in Indonesia has increased significantly. It can be seen that Indonesia occupies the 3rd position of the most dispersed social media users in the world. The analysis method was used with a quantitative method by obtaining data from BI, BPS, databoks, katadata, We Are Social and Hootsuite websites. Data processing Multiple linear regression analysis using SPSS 26. It was found that there was a significant influence of social media on the increase in Indonesia's GDP by 96.2 percent, the remaining 3.8 from factors outside the study. The use of youtube, having the largest users, is 95 percent in 2022. With the increasing use of social media, it can help increase people's income, which will further affect the GDP per capita and improve the quality of Indonesian society. The use of the internet by individuals is a factor that contributes to the growth of GDP per capita which can contribute to the growth of a country's output while increasing the level of employment in industry, especially in countries with large populations, in line with the increase in digital economic activity.

Management of the Implementation of an Integrated Household-Scale Farming System to Increase Income in Situsari Village, Cileungsi District, Bogor Regency, West Java

Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

The conversion of agricultural land into residential areas in areas such as Situsari Village has reduced productive land, thus reducing the community's ability to meet food needs independently. Other problems faced are the low level of utilization of home yards and the lack of optimal management of household organic waste. Based on this, the Community Service Team from the Perbanas Institute carried out educational and training activities on the application of the Integrated Household Farming System or Integrated Backyard Farming. This activity integrates crop cultivation, small livestock, and organic waste processing in one mutually supportive system. The methods used include lectures, discussions, and question and answer sessions. The results of the activity showed an increase in community knowledge and motivation in implementing the Integrated Backyard Farming concept. This system provides dual benefits, namely fulfilling family food needs, reducing waste, and creating a healthy and productive environment.

Entrepreneurship Training For Former Prisoners: Enhancing Economic Resilience And Social Reintegration

Ahmad Faisal, Indiramukti Murwijaya, Sri Yanthy Yosepha, Tateng Sukendar — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This community service program aimed to provide entrepreneurship education for former inmates as part of efforts to support social reintegration and economic independence after incarceration. A team of lecturers from the Master of Management Program at Universitas Dirgantara Marsekal Suryadarma conducted counseling sessions covering topics such as self-potential identification, basic business planning, initial capital management, and product marketing strategies. In addition to technical content, the program emphasized the importance of personal branding, self-confidence, and communication skills in business development. A discussion with participants revealed key challenges, including low self-confidence, limited access to funding information, and social stigma. The program demonstrated that an educational approach incorporating case studies and active participation can enhance the motivation and readiness of former inmates to start independent business ventures.

Education Election Household Waste Based on Environment and Family in Situsari Village, Cileungsi, Bogor Regency, West Java

Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This Community Service Activity (PKM) titled “Education on Household Waste Sorting Based on Environment and Family” was carried out in Situsari Village, Cileungsi, Bogor Regency. The objective is to increase community awareness about the importance of sorting household waste and positioning the family as the main agent of environmentally friendly behavioral change. The activity used participatory methods through education and discussion sessions such as types of household waste based on their classifications. The results showed increased understanding and active participation of residents in waste sorting and the circular economy potential. The family-based approach proved more effective in building sustainable habits in household waste sorting and management.

Family Food Security Model Based On Yard Productive In Situsari Village, Cileungsi, Bogor Regency

Turah Slamet, Febri Rakhmawati, Wilfridus B. Elu, Sekar Ayu N, Kayla Shakira — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This community service project, implemented by a team of lecturers and students from Perbanas Institute, was held on June 20, 2025, at the Situsari Village Office in Cileungsi, Bogor. The program, titled "Empowering Family Food Security Through Productive Yard Use," aimed to empower homemakers by training them to manage their yards as a source of independent food.

The training covered several topics, including identifying yard potential, selecting nutritious plants, utilizing household waste as organic fertilizer, and using recycled materials as planting media. Through a participatory education method, this activity successfully increased participants' awareness and skills in building family food resilience. The results showed a positive change in their mindset regarding land use, which made a real contribution to the family economy.

It is hoped that this program can serve as a model for a self-sufficient food movement at the village level.