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Henggu, Krisman Umbu
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PELATIHAN PEMBUATAN STIK RUMPUT LAUT Kappaphycus alvarezii DALAM RANGKA MENDUKUNG IMPLEMENTASI EKONOMI BIRU DI KELOMPOK MASYARAKAT PESISIR DI DESA KALIUDA Krisman Umbu Henggu; Elfis Umbu Katonguretang; Mayun Erawati Nggaba; Yudha Gustial Radjah; Imanuel Umbu Taralandu Mehakati; Nur Azizah Nasution
Jurnal Abdi Insani Vol 11 No 1 (2024): Jurnal Abdi Insani
Publisher : Universitas Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/abdiinsani.v11i1.1475

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Kaliuda Village is one of the coastal villages in East Sumba Regency, which is the largest producer of Kappaphycus alvarezii seaweed in the region. However, the coastal community’s knowledge regarding the diversification of seaweed into various food products remains limited. This is evident in the case of dried seaweed, which is primarily intended for industrial use, and rejected seaweed that companies do not utilize or process. The aim is to conduct training and mentoring activities to enhance community knowledge about utilizing seaweed as a food source through diversification. Additionally, the community will gain an understanding of business strategies related to processed seaweed products. The community engagement activities employ the Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) approach, involving education, mentoring, and training. Education sessions cover seaweed diversification and business development. Furthermore, the process includes mentoring and training in making seaweed sticks from Kappaphycus alvarezii. A total of 34 coastal community members participated in these activities. The engagement began with presentations on the potential development of Kappaphycus alvarezii, marketing strategies for processed seaweed products (including market opportunities and competitors), pivot strategies, and the use of e-commerce digitalization. In addition to the presentations, the coastal community received training and guidance on seaweed stick production. The training covered raw material preparation, dough-making, molding, frying, and packaging. The high level of community participation significantly supported the success of this engagement. During the activities, the PKM team engaged in discussions to identify challenges and alternative solutions. The partners’ response to the presentation of educational materials, mentoring, and training falls within the satisfied to very satisfied category. The recommended suggestion is that the seaweed processed product diversification group should receive support from the village government.
Co-Authors Amah, Astuti Bomba Anita Tamu Ina Aprito Kapenga Tanahomba Astuti Bomba Amah Audrey Louise Makatita Ayub U.I. Meko Benu, Marlon Jusak Rinaldy Bustami Ibrahim Chening Nonci Lewi Dawa, Umbu P. L. Desi Ratnasari Ndai Ngana Efran Yohanes Elfis Umbu Katongu Retang Elfis Umbu Katonguretang Eman N Bureni Eman N Bureni Ester Ruly Nomleni Ferlinus Rawa Ndihi Firat Meiyasa Herman Hiwa Ngunju Imanuel Umbu Taralandu Mehakati Ivan Roberto Willy Kalaway, Rambu Yetti Lenian Gede Wadu Lusianus Heronimus Sinyo Kelen Marlon Jusak R Benu Marlon Jusak Rinaldy Benu Mayun Erawati Nggaba Nalu, Noven Tinggi Noven Tinggi Nalu Noven Tinggi Nalu Nur Azizah Nasution Ovie Ningsih Pebry Aisyah Putri Batubara Petrus Takanjanji Petrus Takanjanji Pipih Suptijah Rambu Fretty Clarita Ng. Djawa Rambu Fretty Nganggu Djawa Rambu Hada Indah Rivandi Yewangu Robinson Umbu Lapu Robinson Umbu Lapu Robinson Umbu Lapu Samsiana Arsyad Septiani Rambu Lingga Septiani Rambu Lingga Serlia Loda Babang Amah Shindy Hamidah Manteu Sribidanti Abbas Stevin Eben Haezer Landukura Suryaningsih Ndahawali Suryaningsih Ndahawali Takanjanji, Petrus Welma Pesulima Yanto Umbu Muri Yatris Rambu Tega Yatris Rambu Tega Yatris Rambu Tega Yetris Rambu Tega Yohanes, Efran Yoin Meissy Matulessy Yopi Nurdiansyah Yopi Nurdiansyah Yopi Nurdiasyah Yudha Gustial Radjah Yuliana Kolo Yustina djati ana riha