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Implementation of Local Wisdom of Sidomukti Batik in Development Creative and Sustainable Products in Surakarta Latif, B Syarifuddin; Ramli, Muhamad; Demilingo, Ramang H; Raflikeza, Muhammad Firdaus
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE (IJEMBIS) Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): May 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59889/ijembis.v4i2.400

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Community service programs are important as part of the Tridharma of higher education in introducing local wisdom in the community. This service activity aims to introduce the local wisdom of Sidomukti Batik in Surakarta. The method for implementing community service activities is through mentoring in the form of theory and practice. The target of the activity is creative economy actors who want to learn about the local wisdom of Sidomukti Batik. Place of activity at the Tourism and Creative Economy Department, Surakarta City Hall. Introductory activities through mentoring local wisdom to creative economy actors are given the theory of developing creative Batik Sidomukti products by involving parents who are experts in this field. This community service proposal was planned to apply local wisdom from Batik Sidomukti as a central element in efforts to develop creative and sustainable products in Surakarta. In this effort, we intend to investigate the complex problems faced by batik businesses, local craftsmen, and artist communities when facing the dynamics of globalization and the struggle to maintain the authenticity of local cultural values. Among the problems identified, there is a decline in the competitiveness of local batik products in the global market, the risk of losing the traditional skills of craftsmen, and a shift in consumer preferences towards tradition-based products. In facing these challenges, this activity's main objective includes formulating innovative and sustainable solutions and re-weaving local cultural identity which is increasingly fading. The design of this activity includes several stages involving the identification of local wisdom from Sidomukti Batik, active participation of business actors, craftsmen, and artist communities in the product development process, and the implementation of training programs to ensure the sustainability of traditional skills. We are also considering holding exhibitions and product promotion strategies to increase exposure to Sidomukti batik locally and globally. This research will be carried out collaboratively, involving related parties such as batik business actors, local craftsmen, artist communities, and local government.
Actualising the Value of Mataram Cultural Tourism as Local Wisdom To Build Generation Z Identity Latif , B Syarifuddin; Demolingo , Ramang H; Pallawagau, Andi; Raflikeza, Muhammad Firdaus
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE (IJEMBIS) Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): May 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59889/ijembis.v4i2.410

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The archipelago's culture is a heritage that must be maintained and preserved. Culture includes all behaviors and customs that have been going on for generations and are rooted and inherited by the community. As a great nation, Indonesia has a rich culture owned by every tribe, and it is spread from Sabang to Merauke. The development of technology and the rapid flow of globalization are challenges for a nation in its cultural preservation efforts. Unstoppable access to information and communication makes cultural shifts in a nation easy. The young generation is the most vulnerable generation to experience cultural shifts. As Generation Z, supported by the development of information and communication technology, the function of communication tools and information media is not only used as a supporting tool but has become necessary. Information media, such as social media, is also growing, making the younger generation an active user and access to information can move quickly. This fact, the Indonesian nation will also be affected by globalization, and local wisdom is increasingly weakening among the current generation Z regarding social life. Therefore, efforts are needed to increase the knowledge and interest of the younger generation in their nation's culture. This article discusses activities related to cultural tourism and focuses on the form of narratives that can be used in culture-based tourism activities. The narrative aims to attract Generation Z to promote tourism. Generation Z is a generation that developed or grew up amid exposure to the internet, social media, and technology. By tracing newspapers, especially in social media, both from the colonial and contemporary periods, and conducting interviews with several sources, it was found that tourism activities by the community were related to the culture that had existed during the colonial period. Meanwhile, the narrative that can attract Generation Z is an alternative narrative that is interesting, not monotonous, and has an attachment to locality. This research uses descriptive qualitative data analysis techniques through interviews with informants, observation, and documentation.