Akuntansi dan Humaniora: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat

PKM Islamic Boarding School Riyadhussholihiin Rocek Cimanuk – Pandeglang in Waste Processing Machine Applications

Hari SETIYAWATI — 2024-06-30

This paper presents a comprehensive study on the design, implementation, and performance evaluation of a Solar-Powered Submersible Water Pump (SPSWP) system tailored for agricultural irrigation in Subak Munduk Babakan, Sangeh, Bali. With a focus on sustainable agriculture and water resource management, the system addresses the challenges of water scarcity during the dry season in the absence of natural irrigation sources. The SPSWP system, consisting of solar panels with pump controller, a submersible pump, and a water tank, harnesses solar energy to power the pump, eliminating the need for extensive infrastructure. The research encompasses site survey and mapping, analysis and design, installation, benefits beyond irrigation, and technical measurements. The implementation shows promising results in overcoming water scarcity issues. The system's advantages include minimal maintenance, cost savings, and enhanced reliability. Additionally, the SPSWP system serves as an educational site for renewable energy study and awareness. Performance metrics, including solar irradiance, voltage, current, solar panel temperature, and water discharge, are measured and discussed. The results indicate fluctuating solar energy availability, with voltage and current aligning with solar panel specifications. The system demonstrates a water discharge rate of 0.56 liters/second, showcasing promising outcomes in addressing water scarcity challenges for agricultural irrigation. Further research and monitoring are required to assess the long-term performance and sustainability of the system.

Improving the Sustainability of MSMES Businesses Through Digital Business Development in Tegal Parang Urban Village, Mampang Prapatan Sub-District, South Jakarta

Dinar Nur AFFINI — 2024-06-30

Business development in Indonesia is happening fast and has given birth to many examples of digital businesses with diverse business models. This requires every business owner to be able to adapt and find new opportunities for business growth. This digital business model also aligns with the government program that targets 30 million MSME businesses to go digital by 2024. MSME players must keep up with technological developments to spread to a broader market, so they must try to familiarize MSME players with digital behavior. This activity is a Community Service Programme (PkM) that aims to improve the sustainability of MSME businesses through digital business development training for MSME participants. This activity is expected to provide meaningful benefits for the participants, where the participants, after attending the training, can better understand the importance of digitalization in the businesses they run. Also, the participants are expected to be able to be more effective and efficient in running their businesses using digital technology. The final result to be obtained is that MSMEs can maintain the sustainability of their business by being able to compete in the global market, have high innovation, and be strong in facing future challenges.

Improving Digital Sales and Marketing Recording Capabilities for UMKM Carving Craftsmen in Sumita Village, Gianyar Regency, Bali Province

Ni Made Intan PRILIANDANI — 2024-06-30

Kuliah Kerja Nyata (KKN) is an extracurricular activity and community service program that students carry out. This program is typically part of the university curriculum and is required to complete an undergraduate degree. Sumita Village is one of the villages that has established a partnership with Warmadewa University. During the KKN, students identified several issues SMEs (Small and medium enterprises) faced regarding carving artisans in Sumita Village. The main problem in Sumita Village is adequate sales record-keeping among the carving artisans and their limited understanding of digital sales concepts. These issues have prevented the artisans in Sumita Village from expanding their sales to reach a broader market. Based on these findings, the KKN activities in Sumita Village designed a program to provide training on sales record-keeping and online sales. After implementing this program, the impact on the community included an increased understanding of the importance of sales record-keeping among the partners, who have also been able to create simple sales records. Additionally, the partners understood the concept of online sales, enabling them to apply this system to expand their market reach.

Design and Implementation of Solar-Powered Submersible Water Pump for Irrigation System in Subak Munduk Babakan Sangeh, Bali

Ida Bagus Irawan PURNAMA — 2024-06-30

Additionally, the SPSWP system serves as an educational site for renewable energy study and awareness. Performance metrics are measured and discussed, including solar irradiance, voltage, current, solar panel temperature, and water discharge. The results indicate fluctuating solar energy availability, with voltage and current aligning with solar panel specifications. The system demonstrates a water discharge rate of 0.56 liters/second, showcasing promising outcomes in addressing water scarcity challenges for agricultural irrigation. Further research and monitoring are required to assess the long-term performance and sustainability of the system.

Strengthening the Pillars of Sustainable Tourism Through Language, Culture and Health Education for the Nation's Next Generation Belantih Village, Kintamani Bangli

Gede Sanjaya Adi PUTRA — 2024-06-30

Belantih Village in Kintamani, Bali, offers beautiful natural scenery and coffee and orange plantation agrotourism that supports tourism. The village has great potential but needs more English language skills, which hinders interaction with tourists. KKN in this village, which focuses on teaching English, dance, and healthy living behaviors, is essential to improve competitiveness in the tourism sector, preserve Balinese culture, and improve quality of life. The community service program in Belantih Village, Kintamani, integrates English language education, arts, and healthy living practices to empower elementary students. The program aims to enhance students' language proficiency, artistic expression, and hygiene awareness through structured instruction and hands-on activities, ultimately contributing to sustainable tourism and community well-being. Evaluation will include pre- and post-assessments, feedback, and a final showcase to measure and celebrate the program's impact on the student's personal development and community contribution. This program is expected to have a long-term impact on community welfare and readiness to face future health challenges. Warmadewa KKN students supported sustainable tourism in Belantih Village by teaching elementary students English, traditional dance, and healthy living.

Integrating Green Economy Concepts to Support the Achievement of SDGs Tenganan Dauh Tukad Village, Manggis District, Karangasem Regency

A. A. Ketut JAYAWARSA — 2024-06-30

The implementation of the Green Economy in MSMEs in Karangasem, Bali, highlights dedication to sustainable development and environmental preservation. Many MSMEs in the region adhere to environmentally friendly practices, such as the use of sustainable materials and technology. In the tourism sector, for example, the business world focuses on environmentally friendly tourism with effective waste management and the use of renewable energy. Likewise, agricultural MSMEs are turning to organic methods to minimize the use of harmful chemicals. Government training and mentoring programs support these environmentally friendly practices. In Tenganan Village, the Ata craftsmen group exemplifies this approach. Known for their expertise with the roots of the Ata plant, the artisans uphold traditional methods while adapting to modern trends. Although the production process is environmentally friendly, the Ata tree trunks used as raw materials cannot be cultivated, and greater awareness of Green Economy principles is needed among partners.The service team is committed to educating these craftsmen about Green Economy practices to increase productivity and economic sustainability. In addition, although craftsmen currently use simple ledgers for financial recording, they lack detailed cost accounting for raw materials and operations. Introducing financial reporting that is aligned with Green Economy principles will improve accountability and financial management. With the existence of 15 independent Ata craft groups in Tenganan Village, the establishment of an integrated supervisory body can further support the integration of Green Economy practices and overall business efficiency.

PKM Improving The Competitiveness of Loteng Chips Umkm Through Digital Marketing in Cepik Village, Tabanan, Bali

Ni Putu Ayu Tika KURNIAWATI — 2024-06-30

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are increasingly popular in Indonesia and involve mothers, adults, and students. In Cepik Village, Tabanan-Bali, MSMEs sell attic chips, a crunchy and savory snack. The stages of program implementation are as follows :(1) Socialization regarding the importance of attractive and hygienic packaging; (2) Socialization of digital marketing strategies and assistance in creating social media for partner businesses; (3) Socialization of the creation of digital financial reports and training in creating digital financial reports in excel format. Loft chips are fried foods from grated cassava seasoned with salt, garlic, coriander, galangal, and typical fillers such as peanuts or soybeans. This MSME is a typical complementary food to rice in the village. Warmadewa University has the potential to contribute to preserving and developing attic chips MSMEs in Cepik Village by providing facilities, attractive packaging, digital marketing, and training in making digital financial reports. These MSMEs face a lack of understanding of packaging, digital marketing, and digital financial reports.

Export Packaging Training, Export Documents and Export Market Research at MHY Devata Bali Tabanan in Collaboration with Arkansas University

Ketut Vini ELFAROSA — 2024-06-30

MHY Devata Bali is a local business created to accommodate semi-finished products from farmers in Pupuan to Selemadeg Tabanan to be processed, packaged, and marketed. The methods used are surveys, training, and mentoring to adjust the level of understanding and the needs of the solutions offered. The raw materials include coffee, coconut and honey, which produce ground coffee, VCO oil, cooking oil, honey, etc. In its operations, it can market products to local and national markets. It has digital marketing and marketplaces in several places. This has great potential to be developed into an export commodity. For this reason, several requirements must be met according to export standards and requirements that require training and assistance. Because some jobs are still manual, and the company still needs this capability. It is hoped that the company can develop its marketing more widely to the international market to have product advantages and improve the community's welfare, especially local farmers in Tabanan.

Application of Science and Technology in Waste Management, Digital Marketing-Branding Strategies, and Accounting Systems for Environmentally Friendly Fertilisers and Recycled Products

Erna Sofriana IMANINGSIH — 2024-06-30

This PKM was carried out by the UMB team in partnership with the Nurul Yaqin Recitation Group, Parigi Baru Village, Pondok Aren District, South Tangerang, and was funded by DRTPM DIKTI through the PPM Grant Program for the 2024 fiscal year scheme. The Nurul Yaqin Recitation Group has 19 members; apart from being homemakers, they also have informal workers and small home industry businesses. This recitation group carries out its routine activities, namely conducting religious studies under the care of the DKM Masjid Baitul Mukminin. It is active in various community activities and can mobilize other community members through activities. Therefore, they have the potential to be pioneers among grassroots communities to change people's lifestyles for the better through the green movement in their area. The problems experienced by partners are: 1) the accumulation of organic and inorganic waste in the area around their residence has not been appropriately managed, 2) There is no utilization of business opportunities for compost and recycled crafts, 3) There is no accounting application system to record transactions and financial reporting from the production of liquid fertilizer and solid fertilizer and the recycling of inorganic waste. The solutions offered are: 1) Provide training and counseling related to processing organic and inorganic waste into valuable products 2) Provide training related to digital marketing strategies 3) Provide training related to recording transactions and financial reporting through accounting software applications.

Processing Shredded Catfish for Community Economic Empowerment in the Meruya Area of West Jakarta

Nurul HIDAYAH — 2024-06-30

This community service program aims to empower the economy of Meruya Selatan Village, West Jakarta residents through training in processing catfish into shredded fish. This activity is designed to address the problem of low income and need for food processing skills among local PKK mothers. Through a series of training and mentoring, this program will equip participants with skills in producing quality shredded catfish, preservation techniques, packaging, and effective marketing strategies. Implementation methods include an initial survey, intensive training, hands-on practice, and ongoing monitoring. Other targets include improving participants' knowledge and skills, as well as expanding the marketing reach of shredded catfish products. By utilising local potential and appropriate technology, this programme is expected to increase family income, strengthen food security, and encourage local economic growth in Meruya Selatan Village. PKM activities will end with a discussion session, questions and answers and filling out questionnaires. The output of PKM activities will be published in the form of mass media, articles, and journal publications.