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Valuasi Ekonomi Kawasan Birdwatching Repang Muaif Marsi Adi Purwadi; Hendra Kurniawan Maury
The Community Engagement Journal Vol 2, No 1 (2019)
Publisher : UNIVERSITAS CENDERAWASIH

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The objectives of the activities of the Economic Evaluation of the Repang Muaif Birdwatching Area in Jayapura Regency are to: 1) Increase the knowledge and understanding of the community about the functions and roles of the Repang Muaif Birdwatching Zone in Jayapura Regency; 2) The creation of an equal role of the community in the development of the Repang Muaif Birdwatching Area in Jayapura Regency. The area to be carried out in the study area is the Economic Valuation of the Repang Muaif Birdwatching Area in Jayapura Regency. Where the results of the implementation of science and technology are from the results of the pree test conducted, it was found that out of 21 participants who attended this training, 76.19 percent of participants did not understand the concepts and rules regarding the economic valuation of forest ecosystems. While the rest, which is as much as 23.81 percent, have known the concepts and rules related to the economic valuation of forest ecosystems. Whereas from the post test results, it was found that out of 21 participants who attended this training, 15.08 percent of the participants still did not understand the concepts and rules regarding the economic valuation of forest ecosystems. While the rest, which is as much as 84.92 percent have known the concepts and rules related to the economic valuation of forest ecosystems. In addition, the participation of the community in forest conservation is very important, it can be seen from the many participants who want to attend this training activity. Where of the 25 participants planned as participants in this training, 21 participants attended the training and 4 participants did not take part in the training.
Pelatihan Penyusunan Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Kampung Di Distrik Oridek Kabupaten Biak Numfor Marsi Adi Purwadi
The Community Engagement Journal Vol 3, No 1 (2020)
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The training of the village medium-term plan (RPJMK) in the Oridek district of Biak Numfor Regency was conducted to 1) improve the knowledge and understanding of Arapatur District/Village in the middle term plan village (RPJMK) in the Oridek district of Biak Numfor Regency, which complies with prevailing regulations, and 2) the creation and consistency between the planning, budgeting, implementation, and supervision of government programs from the district level to the village. This training was held at Anggaduber village of the Oridek district of Biak Numfor Regency. The results of the training showed that from the results of the Pree test, it was found that of the 20 participants who attended the training, 45.14 percent of participants did not understand the concepts and rules related to the planning of village development. The remainder, as many as 54.86 percent, has been aware of the concepts and rules relating to the planning of village development. As for the results of the post-test, it was found that from 48 participants who attended this training, 20.49 percent of participants did not understand the concepts and rules relating to the planning of village development. The remainder, as many as 79.51 percent, has been aware of the concepts and rules relating to the planning of village development. In the development planning in Anggaduber village, there has been a well-run, were in the preparation of the existing RPJMK village government has coordinated with the Ditrict and BPMK Biak Numfor Regency in looking at the direction and target of village development in supporting development in the Oridek District, Biak Numfor Regency, Papua Province, and state development.
Sosialisasi Perencanaan Pembangunan Kampung Bagi Mahasiswa Peserta KKN Tahun 2018 Fakultas Ekonomi Dan Bisnis Universitas Cenderawasih Marsi Adi Purwadi
The Community Engagement Journal Vol 1, No 2 (2018)
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The objectives of the Village Development Planning Socialization Activities for Students of the Year 2018 KKN Participants are the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Cenderawasih are: 1) Increased knowledge of participants about the village development planning process in accordance with applicable regulations; 2) Increasing participants' knowledge about planning models that can be applied in the village development planning process; 3) Increased participants' knowledge about synchronization and consistency between planning, budgeting, implementing, and monitoring government programs from village to district levels. The method of applying science and technology is to carry out seminars with adult learning methods. The results of the implementation of this activity indicate that there was an increase in the training participants' ability / understanding by 24.65 percent related to 1) the village development planning process in accordance with applicable regulations; 2) planning models that can be applied in the village development planning process; and 3) synchronization and consistency between planning, budgeting, implementing, and monitoring government programs from the village to the district level. As many as 96 percent of participants attended the training, while 2 percent did not attend training.
Co-Authors Hendra Kurniawan Maury