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Berdikari: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Indonesia
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Berdikari : Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Indonesia (JPMI) is an online scientific journal published three times a year (March, August, and December) and managed by Galaxy Science. This journal publishes only the best articles in the field of community service of Indonesian society thus are able to be used as reference in the development of better service activities for the needs of future society. Our journal accepts articles in the field of community service that cover following areas: Education, Agriculture, Technique, Health Science, Communication, Social and Religious Studies, Economy, Law, Art and Humanities.
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The training of tempeh yoghurt and tempeh brownies production as an effort to increase the sell-ing value of tempeh in the somber small industrial estate, Balikpapan Alfonsina Abat Amelenan Torimtubun; Linda Kirana Singagerda; Lusi Ernawati
Berdikari: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Indonesia Vol. 1 No. 2 (2018): Berdikari: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Indonesia
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Tempeh is an Indonesian traditional food processed by soybean fermentation by Rhizopus oligosporus mold which is inexpensive, has the distinctive flavour and high nutritional value. High protein tempeh has been accepted as a healthy food. However, tempeh is still associated with low socioeconomic class food. Therefore, it is necessary to look for an alternative tempeh processing to increase its economic value by processing tempeh into yoghurt and brownies. The aim of this community service is to increase the community knowledge about the diversification of tempeh processed products in general and in particular to provide a training about the processing of tempeh juice into yoghurt and tempeh pulp into brownies in order to help the increasing economic value of tempeh production from Somber small industrial centre in Balikpapan. Methods used are gradually from: (1) initial preparation in the form of a location survey and a socialization team formation, (2) training preparation in the form of yoghurt tempeh and brownies tempeh production as a tester, banners and brochures printing, and tempeh production process documentation for presentation material of training socialization, (3) implementation of training, up to (4) evaluation of results in the form of product organoleptic survey. The results of organoleptic test showed that yoghurt and brownies from juice and tempeh pulp were accepted and preferred by Somber small industrial centre community as panellists with a rating score of colour, aroma, texture and taste are 1.6; 1,2; 1,2; 0.8 for tempeh yoghurt and 2.6; 2.2; 2.2; 2.8 for tempeh brownies, respectively. Through this program, the tempeh production from Somber can be increased and processed into innovative products that have a higher selling value. Economic analysis and feasibility study is needed to keep this activity run continuously.
Mangrove ecosystem conservation strategy againts tsunami threats at Holtekamp John Dominggus Kalor; Baigo Hamuna
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Tsunami disaster has occurred in Jayapura coast for several times (1952, 1960, 1970, 1996, and the last one in 2011). The mangrove ecosystem, a natural fortress, is very strong against the Tsunami waves. This study aims to implement and develop a conservation program for mangrove ecosystems in which to prevent and minimize the impact of the Tsunami disaster in Youtefa Bay, Jayapura City. This research was conducted on 2-6 July 2018 at Holtekamp Teluk Yotefa, Jayapura. There were three main activities: (1) mapping locations prone to tsunamis in the Holtekamp coast, (2) FGD (3) declarating of mangrove conservation activities and evalution. The level of understanding of the Holtekamp Village community represented by 21 participants was obtained at the beginning of the activity 95.2% of the people who understood the importance of the mangrove ecosystem. As many as 85.7% of participants were committed and able to protect, planted and managed mangrove forests again to ensure the Holtekamp area is safe and free from tsunami threats. The observation result showed that the people of Holtekamp village were able to develop a system and prevent the impact of the tsunami disaster through the green lines of mangrove vegetation, as well as maintaining the integrity of the mangrove ecosystem in Youtefa Bay Jayapura.
Independent health screening movement for elderly people through routine health services in Surabaya Ario Imandiri; Riky Tri Yunardi
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In the health aspect, it is known that the older a person is, the more health complaints will be. As many as 37.11 percent of the pre-elderly population (45-59 years) had experienced health complaints in the last month, while young elderly (60-69 years) amounted to 48.39 percent, middle aged people (70-79 years) amounted to 57.65 percent and elderly (80-89 years) of 64.01 percent complaining about their health condition. Furthermore, judging from the elderly morbidity rates, namely the disruption of daily activities as a result of health complaints. This activity aims to enable the community, especially the elderly, to overcome their minor illnesses independently, the illness suffered by the elderly group can be overcome or reduced, the use of chemical drugs consumed by the elderly can be reduced in dosage or amount, and the quality of life of the elderly group can be better. The activities carried out were acupressure and herbal counseling, examination of height, weight, nutritional status, blood pressure, examination of blood sugar, cholesterol, gout and therapeutic services for acupuncture to the elderly to overcome or alleviate the disease. Participants present or patients in community service activities in both locations for 12 times were 317 people, of which the majority of participants in this activity were women. Pain is the most common complaint experienced by patients who come to this community service. Many people present in this community service complain that they have sleep disturbances or insomnia. The community feels very happy and welcomes this activity because with this activity the community's knowledge is increasing, they have started practicing acupressure independently as well as herbal medicine for themselves, their families or those around them to cope with the mild ailments experienced. The community becomes aware of their health conditions through examinations, and is more motivated to maintain their life patterns. The perceived complaints, especially pain and sleeplessness disturbances experienced decreased after receiving acupuncture therapy. Especially complaints of pain, where most feel the pain is greatly reduced or immediately disappear after receiving acupuncture therapy even though only one therapy. Only a small number who feel the pain has not diminished, but reduced or disappeared after several acupuncture therapies. Community knowledge related to acupressure and herbal medicine increases, motivation to maintain a good lifestyle increases, and complaints of illness especially pain can be reduced by acupuncture therapy.
Dissemination of household scale biodigester technology to produce biogas from animal waste Abdul Mukhlis Ritonga; Masrukhi Masrukhi; Furqon Furqon
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Diversification of energy use becomes a very important issue because of the decrease in the source of oil raw materials. Biogas is a renewable energy that can be used as an alternative fuel to replace fossil fuels such as kerosene and natural gas. Utilization of livestock waste to produce biogas can reduce commercial energy consumption such as gas and wood fuel. The purpose of this activity is to apply biogas technology and reduce the negative impact of pollution of cattle waste. The topography condition of Kalisalak village which is located in the highland area plus access location that is difficult to reach cause the gas fuel distribution process (LPG) is not optimal. Practicing skill by doing counseling and practice of making biogas digester and also performing assistance is very appropriate for the condition of Kalisalak Village community. The result of the dedication activity that 100% partners understand and able to make biogas digester. Five domestic digester units with volume 300 liter per unit are produced that can produce biogas from cow dung waste which can reduce the cost of gas fuel (LPG) by Rp. 23.000 every month, the environment is more awake from the smell of smell and greenhouse effect of cow dung waste pollution. With the application of biogas technology household scale is able to save the cost of the need for gas fuel, in addition to the more environmentally maintained hygiene.
Job search mobility and remittance: The case of corner village in Kediri Regency, East Java Irdaf Irdaf
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Even though the population growth in East Java at SUPAS 2015 has decreased (1.9% per year) but it has the consequence of increasing the number of workforce along with the agricultural land is getting narrower and the carrying capacity of the environment decreases. Along with that, non-agricultural employment opportunities in rural areas are increasingly scarce, this condition encourages residents to leave their home areas and seek livelihoods in other areas. There are two reasons why the international mobility workforce because employment opportunities in the country are not comparable to the number of job seekers. Both employment opportunities of relatively rich and developing countries can absorb large numbers of Indonesian labor migrants. Especially the Middle East, Malaysia, Singapore and other Asean countries. In addition, the country can provide attractive income so that it can improve the standard of living of workers and foreign exchange. Migrant workers who have worked in destination countries can streamline the migration of migrant workers. Besides that there has been dependence between Indonesian and Malaysian workers. In development in Malaysia, many workers in the country have middle to upper education who are reluctant to work on plantations and construction. On the other hand in Indonesia the excess of job seekers and wages is relatively very low. Although the employment status of migrant workers can be said to be low, their income is relatively large and can be sent to areas of origin as remittances for living and education costs. But for future thinking, some think about developing a livestock business, poultry shop, RPA. These livestock activities can reduce unemployment in rural areas and can create productive businesses so that they do not depend on the families of migrant workers and can gather with household members and reduce social problems given that this village has an informal informal sector (prostitution).
Business model analysis and determination of production cost of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Product Businesses Talok Village, Turen Distric, Malang with Business Model Canvas (BMC) Fatchiyah Fatchiyah; Nia Kurniawan; Ary Mustofa Ahmad; Irfan Mustafa; Lidwina Faraline Triprisila; Rista Nikmatu Rohmah; Anna Safitri; Nia Kurnianingsih; Tri Wahyu Nugroho
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Talok is a partner district with economic conditions that have developing status according District Development Index values. The developing status related with susceptible of economic shocks, natural disasters and social conflicts will be effect to underdeveloped district. This Community Empowerment Program is purpose to develop Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) product businesses can expect to income increasing of enterprise through the Business Model Canvas (BMC) approach. Mapping survey of local potentials from partner district was observed to achieve the success of community service activity. In this survey, we collaborate with MSME partners are (1) Samiler Crackers MSME group, (2) Cassava Chips MSME group, (3) Lempeng Crackers MSME group. The data was analyses using descriptive and qualitative method by using the in-depth interview in collecting primary data needed during the research process. The BMC analysis on each element of business model canvas could improve the service quality, marketing activity, infrastructure and financial ability. Business model canvas focuses on business ideas to create value in the business. In addition, the cost of production calculation is very important for selling price determination of the product to avoid the losses condition.
Coral transplantation: An introducing and practicing to fisheries community group organization at Sidoasri, Malang Oktiyas Muzaky Luthfi; Daduk Setyohadi; Dhira Khurniawan Saputra; Akhmad Zainuri
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Decreasing fisheries product at Sidoasri, Malang has been caused by many factors and the main caused this problem is damage of coral reef ecosystem in that area. Coral reef damage may be caused by anthropogenic and natural factors, but if massive or longterm damage of coral reef will affected on decreasing income of local fishermen that dependent on reef product. Coral transplantation is one of method to restore coral into natural as before damage. Transplantation using coral fragment will increase coral recovery due to using asexual to regenerate coral into new colonies. Basic knowledge of transplantation should be transferred into fishermen so they can duplicate and practices by their self. Correct way of coral transplantation is key successful of this rehabilitation program in the future.

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