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Production Rate Analysis of Citronella Essential Oil Using Distillation Method
Authors: Caroko Novi , Kurniasari Lilis , Wulandari Novi Diah
Published: January 2024

Semoyo is one of the districts located in Gunungkidul Regency. The community engages in the cultivation of traditional medicinal plants. One of the most widely cultivated plants is citronella. The community produces a significant amount of citronella, but it has yet to be processed into high-value economic products. Currently, citronella has emerged as a promising commodity because it can be used as a raw material to produce essential oil. The production of citronella essential oil is carried out through steam-hydro distillation. This research aims to test the distillation characteristics to determine the potential production of citronella essential oil and to decide the rate and capacity of essential oil production using citronella as the raw material. Based on the test results, the optimal duration for the distillation process of 2,000 grams of citronella was 60 minutes, with a maximum duration of 90 minutes. The yield of citronella essential oil obtained from this test was 0.414%. The resulting citronella essential oil had a density of 0.920 grams/mL, a clear appearance, a distinctive lemongrass aroma, and a light-yellow color. These criteria meet the SNI 3953:2019 for citronella essential oil
Fermented Elephant Grass in Anticipation of Climate Change
Authors: Surwanti Arni , Istiyanti Eni
Published: January 2024

Various efforts that need to be made in anticipating climate change include increasing public awareness. Public awareness needs to be increased in society, especially by applying political pressure, changing transportation models, and changing diets both for humans and animals. Climate change has impacted almost all countries and regions, including Indonesia and the Sleman district, where Glagaharjo village is located. In dry climate conditions, it can be expected that cattle breeders will experience difficulties in obtaining fodder. Therefore, cattle breeders in Glaharajo village need an alternative feed other than fresh elephant grass. The manufacture of fermented feed or silage so that grass products that are abundant in the rainy season can be stored to anticipate the dry season
Optimizing Stunting Prevention through Anemia Education in Female Adolescent
Authors: Rahmah Rahmah , Puspita Dewi
Published: January 2024

The decrease in hemoglobin levels which is commonly known as anemia is still a very serious problem, especially in developing countries. In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that more than 40% or 2 billion people in the world have anemia status. As a developing country, the incidence of anemia in Indonesia is quite high. In female adolescents, the prevalence of iron deficiency anemia was found to be 22.8%. One of the factors causing anemia is knowledge. Handling anemia problems in adolescents can be done by providing education about anemia properly to increase their knowledge. The purpose of this study is to increase knowledge about anemia in female adolescents in Ngadiwinatan. The method used in this study was counseling through lectures and discussions. The partners involved included twenty-one female adolescents at junior high, high school, and university levels in the Ngadiwinatan area. The material provided related to trends in the incidence of anemia in female adolescents, causes, risk factors, effects of anemia, and prevention of anemia in female adolescents. The results of this service activity contributed to the knowledge of female adolescents with an increase in knowledge of 65%. The level of knowledge about anemia is expected to improve the attitudes and behavior of female adolescents about anemia. They are expected to be able to adopt a balanced nutritional diet in their daily food consumption to increase their hemoglobin level
Optimization of TOGA (Tanaman Obat Keluarga) to Improve Health in Community
Authors: Febria Nyka Dwi , Utari Tita Ratya , Arinawati Dian Yosi , Badarudin Muhammad
Published: January 2024

Humans need a healthy body to carry out all activities. Therefore, health should be properly maintained. Promotive, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative efforts are carried out to fulfill health needs. These efforts can be done traditionally with TOGA (Family Medicinal Plants). TOGA can maintain a healthy body from various diseases. The community can take the advantage of TOGA cultivation. TOGA cultivation requires knowledge so that plants can grow properly and can be utilized as much as possible. This community service aims to increase public knowledge of TOGA plants for health. The service was carried out by counseling, demonstrating, and TOGA planting with the community. The results of community service showed an increase in community knowledge about TOGA. This increase is expected to be an effort for the community to utilize TOGA in their daily lives by planting them in their yards
Training on Risk Factor Identification of Dental Diseases for PKK Group in Margodadi Village, Seyegan
Authors: Heningtyas Afina Hasnasari , Femillian Afryla , Febria Nyka Dwi
Published: January 2024

Several oral diseases that often occur are influenced by various risk factors that can increase the severity of the disease. Indicators included in behavioral risk factors related to non-communicable diseases include health risk, food consumption behavior, lack of vegetables and fruit, smoking and tobacco habits, lack of physical activity, and consumption of alcoholic beverages. The presence of health cadres has recently become an alternative for the world of health to overcome its human resource crisis in providing health services at the local level by recruiting them from the local community. The purpose of this activity was that it is hoped that the health cadres will be able to play an active role in exploring various kinds of risk factors for dental disease in the people of the Margodadi Village area and can become decision-makers for community members regarding the right time to see a dentist. This community service activity was carried out at PKK Groups in Margodadi Village for 76 health cadres using visual media for education. The analysis showed increased health cadres’ knowledge and awareness about risk factors of dental disease. At the end of the community service activity, educational media such as posters and leaflets were donated to PKK Groups with the hope that the cadres can convey this material to the community and apply the identification of risk factors for dental health in the community
Development of Applied Science and English Learning Media at Kembangsari Elementary School
Authors: Anggoro Sotya , Safitri Meilia , Sotyarini Ririn
Published: January 2024

This community service was carried out in Munggur Hamlet, Srimartani, Piyungan, Bantul, which is 22 KM from the UMY campus, with SD Kembangsari partners. Along with the rapid development of technology and the construction of public facilities which are increasing and adopting high technology, it is necessary to develop learning media also up to elementary schools without leaving the basic knowledge that must be mastered by elementary school children. In the context of delivering teaching materials, the preparation that needs to be done is to create learning content that pays attention to pedagogic aspects. Teachers need basic multimedia skills so that teaching materials delivered through various media can be optimized so that they are more compact, communicative and systematically arranged according to the administration of lesson plans.
Optimizing the Ability of Nurse Managers to Conduct Mentorship as an Effort to Improve Clinical Nurse Competence
Authors: Sari Novita Kurnia , Khoiriyati Azizah , Lusmilasari Lelly , Hernani Eny , Rubiyanto Rubiyanto , Susanti Ratna Tri
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is essential for nursing professionals to acquire, maintain and improve the knowledge and skills required to provide person-centered care that is safe and effective. CPD aims to improve nurses' competence, safety, and professionalism. One of the factors that influence nurses to continuously improve their competence is the influence of nurse managers. Lack of manager leadership can result in low nurse involvement in the CPD program so that opportunities for competency improvement are reduced. PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital has a number of nurse managers who have the competence as clinical nurse assessors. One of the nurse manager's duties is to conduct performance appraisals to nursing staff under their responsibility. This performance assessment is intended as a form of monitoring and evaluation of nurses' competence in doing their work and in maintaining or even improving their nursing care delivery skills. Based on preliminary studies that have been conducted, 2 main problems were found, firstly, the guidelines for competency assessment by nurse managers have not yet existed, and secondly, the ability of nurse managers to conduct competency assessments is not equal. These two things urgently require  attention from hospital management so that the assessments carried out can be objective, and the results can really map the competence of nurses based on actual skills. Community service activities to help solve partner problems were carried out in 3 stages, namely preparation, implementation, and evaluation followed by reporting. As a result, the nurse manager's knowledge improves, as evidenced by the pretest and posttest results, which also show an increase. It is hoped that this activity will continue to be carried out with the development of activities in order to improve the quality of nurses.
Improving Journal Article Writing Competence for Communication Students and Lecturers
Authors: Junaedi Fajar , Fadillah Dani , Nisa Aldita Khirun
Published: January 2024

The competence to write journal articles is fundamental for Communication Science lecturers and students. Unfortunately, this ability is not mastered among lecturers and students of Communication Studies. Even though the number of publications in international journals is essential to improving university rankings, this program involves the Chairperson of the Special Branch of Muhammadiyah in China through a series of activities. First, the mapping of international journals in communication science. Second, the utilization of Mendeley's application to prepare research articles. Third, the increase of the competence of lecturers and students in compiling articles for international journals. Finally, the article is submitted to international journals. The result of this program is that the participant can submit an article to a journal.
Improvement The Capacity Building of Sanden Workers Through OSH Training
Authors: Zulfiar Muhammad Heri
Published: January 2024

Gotong royong (mutual cooperation) is one of the local wisdom that reflects the noble values ​​of achieving common goals. Some of the activities carried out in gotong royong include the construction of places of worship, irrigation booths, village roads, and other public facilities. With a voluntary spirit and for the common goal of Bonggalan Padukuhan (sub-village) which has 3 RTs, gotong royong activities often ignore aspects of occupational safety and health (K3).  Therefore, it is necessary to seek a way to improve the quality of gotong royong through education about the importance of occupational safety and health work. The proposed solution to overcome this problem is to conduct Occupational Safety and Health (K3) training. The method applied to this capacity-building scheme is brainstorming and lesson learning (field practice) on a construction project planned by residents. The technique for community development that was applied is Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Based on the method and stages of the program, this community development is targeted to have funding in the form of publications in journals/proceedings, mass media, and social media.
Procurement of Street Lighting Facilities using Porous-resistant Materials
Authors: Anggoro Sotya , Nurisna Zuhri , Sotyarini Ririn
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community service was carried out in Wanujoyo Lor Hamlet, Srimartani, Piyungan Bantul, which is 22 KM from the UMY campus, with RT 01 residents as partners. The first problem faced by RT01 residents was the lack of street lighting around the hamlet. The residents found it difficult to carry out activities via the road at night without additional lighting and also the security factor of the hamlet which is vulnerable to crime. The second was that many residents of the RT01 community are still unfamiliar with the knowledge of safe electrical installations. There were two solutions offered. The first was procuring street lighting in the form of poles, lampshades, and cables as well as other supporting materials that are waterproof so that they are more durable in all types of weather. The second was by holding counseling about the names of electrical devices from the original/foreign language and safe electrical installations based on safety standards. The method used was the procurement of tools, counseling, training, and mentoring. Counseling and training began by providing counseling about the original names of electrical tools that come from their original languages and the functions of these tools. Then, training on safe electrical installations and how to make them was conducted. Finally, it was ended by mentoring and evaluation of this service program.
Growing Santri's PHBS Character through Organic Waste Management into Compost Fertilizer at Asy-Syifa Muhammadiyah Islamic Boarding School Bantul
Authors: Azhar Chusnul , Aristyasari Yunita Furi , Ma'rifah Indriyani , Prayogo Aqbil Fajar
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community service activity was carried out at Islamic Boarding School (pesantren) of Asy-Syifa Muhammadiyah Bantul as a form of concern for the culture of clean and healthy living behavior (PHBS) for students in managing organic waste in Islamic boarding schools which have not been managed properly. The organic waste generated from public kitchen is only disposed of at the Final Disposal Site (TPA) which is located in the pesantren, causes a foul odor, and at the same time gives the impression of being dirty because of the pile of garbage. To overcome these problems, this service activity implemented several activities, namely giving socialization, forming an implementation team, organizing workshops, procuring organic waste management media, and compiling organic waste management modules. The result of this community service activity is the formulation of an organic waste management module which is part of the curriculum.
Micro Business Empowerment f EEL Chips Vendors in Jati Banaran Village of Galur Kulonprogo
Authors: Suranto Suranto , Rasyid Haryadi Arief Nuur , Fathah Rigel Nurul
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community service activity aims to assist MSME partners of eel chip products so that they (1) have business legality and (2) can increase their business through online marketing. The methods to achieve these goals are conducted through counseling, interviews, discussions with partners, observation, and documentation. The program implementation as a whole ran smoothly, which resulted in outputs in the form of (1) obtaining business legality in the form of a business permit certificate from the competent authority easily, cheaply, and quickly, (2) product branding and packaging, and (3) product online marketing platforms using Instagram. The obstacles arising in the early stages of activities are business actors' confusion with the use of information technology which can be overcome with intensive mentoring methods. As for the suggestions, the business actors' partners should be able to update the marketing platform.
Productive and Progressive Utilization of Waqf Land
Authors: Setiawan Agus Nugroho , Wijayanti Septi Nur , Winahyu Wulansari
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Muhammadiyah Association Branch (PCM) Turi in Sleman Regency, DIY, has been entrusted with managing waqf land. However, its management has not been optimal. The waqf land has the potential to be developed into a more productive land with a banana plantation due to the favorable environmental conditions. The target partner for this service is PCM Turi which includes around 20 people. This community service was conducted to increase PCM Turi's knowledge and skills in managing waqf land into a productive banana plantation and making waqf land a medium for da'wah bil hal. Several methods were used to achieve this goal, including counseling, technology transfer, training, and mentoring. The results of the community service at PCM Turi show that PCM Turi's knowledge and skills in building and cultivating a banana plantation increased by 75%. With this, the waqf land which was previously unproductive has been converted into a banana plantation, producing profitable and sustainable fruit and seeds in time. Through the banana plantation, the waqf land management has become a model as part of the Muhammadiyah Association preaches on bil hal.
Improvement Motivation, Communication, And Engagement Human Resources For Accreditation Hospitals With “Photovoice
Authors: Rosa Elsye Maria , Rosa Elsye Maria , Dewi Arlina , Fitrah Nurul , Yudhanto Bobby Hery , Sadzali Arif , Utami Fithriani Sri , Cahyani Kurnia Budi
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Hospital accreditation is an effort to improve the quality of hospitals. All employees in the hospital must support these efforts. To increase employees' motivation, communication, and involvement in carrying out accreditation. One way to achieve it is done by Photovoice, which is a participatory research method by involving all employees in the hospital in one activity by "identifying, representing, and strengthening communication through photographic techniques". This study aims to provide a communication space for the members of RSUD Dr. Soedono Madiun to express the circumstances, strengths, and problems they face related to Accreditation and facilitate the hospital community to express their views, thoughts, and ideas about accreditation. The research method used Participatory Action Research (PAR) with 5 stages of implementation, namely: 1) Recruiting photovoice participants and introducing photovoice through FGD; 2) Taking and collecting photos; 3) Discussing the photos; 4) Holding photo exhibition; and 5) Evaluating the activities. The subjects in this study were the members of RSUD Dr. Soedono Madiun. As a result of this community service activity, 16 working groups contributed to Hospital Accreditation. The response from all working groups was very positive. They felt that their contribution to accreditation was indispensable. All groups displayed photos of their struggles to carry out the accreditation. In conclusion, Photovoice can increase motivation, communication, and attachment both physically and mentally for the employees in hospitals in carrying out accreditation on an ongoing basis to improve the quality of hospitals and the quality of reliable human resources.
Strengthening Family Literacy Through Gerakan Ibu Mendongeng
Authors: Fauziah Kholifatul , Aliza Novia Fetri
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The family literacy strengthening program through Gerakan Ibu Mendongeng (the Mother Storytelling Movement) is aimed at improving the quality of the community's socio-cultural capital through family literacy activities that are in line with the efforts to strengthen family resilience and national character education. This activity is part of an empowerment program that specifically targets women and children in Tirtorahayu Village, Jogonalan Hamlet. The results of initial observations show that as many as 42.74% of the population in Tirtorahayu Village, Kapanewon Galur, Kulon Progo are still in the category of not completing elementary school, graduating from elementary school, and graduating from junior high school. However, interestingly, in Jogonalan Hamlet, community literacy activities, especially those related to Islamic aspects, have been going well. Nonetheless, studies that specifically focus on early childhood character education through storytelling activities have not occurred significantly. The implementation method includes the preparation stage, promotion of family literacy and Gerakan Ibu Mendongeng, promotion of some storytelling techniques, monitoring and evaluation of the movement activities by Teman Dongeng from the community service team, the inauguration of the Literacy Corner, and the mother’s storytelling stage. The results of the program showed an increase in family literacy activities through mother's storytelling activities for children, an increase in literacy activities for mothers in Posyandu (Integrated Service Post) through the literacy corner, and Ibu Mendongeng's performance on the literacy stage of the Jogonalan Hamlet community
Increasing Arabic Vocabulary Using Audio Visual Media Youtube Channel at TPA PRIM Kampung Pandan PCIM Malaysia
Authors: Muhajir Mohamad , Madjid Moh. Naim
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Improving Arabic vocabulary is essential for understanding the texts in the Qur'an. Understanding Arabic vocabulary is also the first gateway to understanding Arabic. The improvement can be done through audiovisual be applied to children. For an institution like Taman Pendidikan al Qur'an (TPA) which is based on Islam, knowledge of Arabic vocabulary with learning methods that are in line with what TPA children like and can understand will be very fast to be accepted so it needs special techniques and ways to be accepted by them. The methodology used in this service is the presentation and training method. The first stage used a pre-test by giving questions to the children of Taman Pendidikan al Qur'an (TPA) Pimpinan Ranting Istimewa Muhammadiyah (PRIM) Kampung Pandan Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. In the second stage, the promotion of Arabic vocabulary enhancement innovations using audio-visual media was given first. The last stage is the post-test given to the children of TPA PRIM Kampung Pandan so that the results of the service were obtained.
Capacity Building Workshop to Improve Mosque Accessibility For Disabled Muslims in Muhmmadiyah of Bantul, Yogyakarta
Authors: Anama Muhamamd Zahrul , Miftahulhaq Miftahulhaq , Jatmika Sidik , Jatmika M. Indrawan
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This article aims to investigate the capacity building of the Muhammadiyah mosque administrators in Bantul, Yogyakarta, to provide accessibility for Muslim disabled persons who are willing to participate in religious teaching. As a minority group, persons with disabilities in Yogyakarta struggle to find a mosque's friendly facilities for them. Meanwhile, the mosque administrators have little attention to accommodating disabled Muslims. The reason why administrators' awareness of taking care of disabilities remains low is insufficient capacity. Despite being knowledgeable in Islam, they have been inexperienced in dealing with disabled Muslim fellows. Therefore, they have neither allocated nor prioritized a budget to serve disabled people. As a result, few mosques are ready to deal with disability issues. The proper model of capacity building that develops cognition, affection, and behavior is necessary for those who organize the Muhamamdiyah's mosques in Bantul. This article finds that the participatory model is quite effective.
Capitalizing on Structured Experience on Disasters to Build Disaster Mitigation Awareness Among Muhammadiyah Activists
Authors: Surwandono Surwandono , Muhammad Ali
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This article explains the assistance provided to the Head of the Muhammadiyah Branch (PRM), Kadirojo, in mitigating natural and social disasters. The issue of disaster mitigation is one of the important variables in the process of reducing the number of disaster risks that are likely to occur. This includes the potential megathrust disaster in the southern part of the Java Sea, where the position of Palbapang village is within a radius of 7 km from the southern coast of Java. This step will be managed using an androgy approach, which explores the structured experience of the Kadirojo community related to disaster problems such as fires, earthquakes, infectious diseases, and social disaster problems. Meanwhile, the pedogogic approach is used to socialize the Kadirojo PRM management from a number of disaster mitigation experiences from communities outside Palbapang village and abroad. Focus Group Discussion and training will be carried out systematically in order to change the perspective of the community productively. According to the findings of this article, Muhammadiyah Kadirojo's Islamic teachings have not yet institutionalized disaster literacy, so it is still necessary to spread the message about it in order for it to become ingrained in people's minds.
Inculcating Sustainability Concepts in a Coffee Shop Business: Multiple-Stakeholders Engagement
Authors: Mulyany Ratna , Malahayati Nurul , Nursaniah Cut , Nurisra Nurisra , Anoora Rana , Rahmansyah Arif , Faziya Siti Raisha , Mifthah Rafian
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community program aims to create an environmentally friendly coffee shop business and generate new business opportunities for the local community by utilizing waste and engaging multiple stakeholders, including the university, business enterprises, and the local community. Lecturers and students from various disciplines, including economics and business, engineering, and architecture, are involved. The program also involves the coffee shop owner, workers, and local teenagers in recycling waste into commercial products. As a result of this program, the coffee shop has successfully implemented zero-waste management, and the selected local community has acquired diverse skills in producing products from waste that can be sold to increase their income.
Developing Website in Kawedan Village, Bangunkerto, Turi, Sleman
Authors: Azmawati Dian , Wonoadi Grace Lestariana
Published: January 2024

Abstract.  Padukuhan Kawedan is located in Bangunkerto village, Subdistrict Turi, Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The people in Kawedan are a transitional population, already developed; the older generations work as farmers; many younger generations have already studied at least at the senior high school level; and some are in universities.  The kampong environment is clean and green.  It has five rukun tetangga and active community-based organizations. Kawedan has 2 schools and 2 mosques.  50% of the population are farmers, and the rest work in the private sector and as civil servants.  70% of the population is of productive age, and the rest are elderly. The COVID-19 pandemic that hit Kawedan in early 2020 has had quite a big effect on Kawedan’s economy.  It hit the microbusinesses,  postponing the launch of the tourism village in Kawedan.  The community service team feels that developing a community website based on Kawedan village will help to recover the situation. With a sufficient number of educated young people, we believe the maintenance of the village website will be in good hands.
Empowering The "Ngeteh Sore" Parent Community In Climate Change Adaptation Through A Parenting Program
Authors: Widodo Aris Slamet , Man Norsida , Rochimah Tri Hastuti Nur , Mulyono Mulyono , Firdausi Dzihan Khilmi Ayu , Dewi Indah Kusuma , Astuti Tri , Rachman Agatha Zenobia , Hardin Hardin
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The parent community can be empowered as a pioneer in sustainable, environmentally conscious education. The parent community has the ability to influence fellow parents and children through practice and information dissemination. Strengthening the form of increasing understanding, awareness, and skills is needed so that the process of change can occur. The service was carried out online and offline using FGD and workshop methods. The implementation of assistance for the "Ngeteh Sore" parent community has been carried out by inviting people from three countries: the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia. The discussion participants from the three countries actively provided information on best practices in their respective countries. In general, the Philippine community propagates plants around the house in an effort to improve air health, while in Thailand, local wisdom people who are bound by religious beliefs preserve nature, such as by controlling the use of water and preserving forests and plants that can provide control over the surrounding environment. Some participants from Indonesia explained that recycling organic waste into organic fertilizer and raising maggots have economic value. The offline visit to Malaysia provided an understanding that the government’s role is very influential on family behavior and responding to climate change. Offline discussions and training on the application of simple household waste processing technology to liquid and solid organic fertilizers have provided practical and easy-to-do skills. The Ngeteh Sore community, as a partner in this empowerment activity, plays an active role in coordinating the implementation, mobilizing community members to participate, and actively contributing to discussions, workshops, and authors in the preparation of the book.
Adolescents and reproductive health: Promoting healthy habits for reproductive well-being
Authors: Maryani Sri , Purwaningsih Heni
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Adolescence is a critical period in humans in terms of physical, psychosocial, cognitive, and emotional development, especially for the reproductive system. Adolescents must be prepared to face reproductive maturation so they need some information to solve the change in their bodies. Conducting health education about reproductive health is very important as an effort to increase knowledge in dealing with puberty.  The reproductive health education program for adolescents facing puberty is one solution that can be done to increase adolescents’ knowledge about reproductive health. This activity aims to increase adolescents’ knowledge about health reproductive in adolescence. The method used was a quasi-experiment research design with a group pretest and posttest approach. The population in this program was elementary school students in grades 4 and 5 at SDN Banyuurip Yogyakarta with a total sample of 38 students and a purposive sampling technique with inclusion criteria for children aged 10-14 years. Then, the data was analyzed by using a paired t-test. The results showed that there was a significant difference in students’ knowledge levels before and after the education was implemented. Before the reproductive health education, the respondents' knowledge level was mostly in the less category of 52%, sufficient category of 42%, and good category of 5%. After the reproductive health education was carried out, most of the students had good knowledge of 71%, sufficient knowledge of 29%, and no students had insufficient knowledge. Other results showed the pre-test mean scored 76.58 and post-test mean scored 83.16, median pretest and post-test scored 80 and 90. The results of the paired t-test obtained a p-value of 0.049 <0.005. Therefore, it can be concluded that there is an effect of reproductive health education on Banyuurip elementary school children of Yogyakarta. Conclusion: Reproductive health education is proven to increase students’ knowledge level in dealing with puberty and care for reproductive organs.
Assistance for Office Establishment and Management of Lazismu Ngaglik Products as An Effort to Advance The Community
Authors: Rahmanto Mukhlis , Rozikan Rozikan
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Lazismu is a zakat institution that focuses on community empowerment through the productive utilization of zakat, infaq, and generosity funds obtained from individuals, institutions, companies, and other agencies. This service aims to help partners, namely Lazismu Ngaglik, in improving the management of products or programs as well as funds. The assistance is carried out in the form of providing training to Lazismu Ngaglik staff such as making a feasibility study for establishing an office, product feasibility, and administration. The result of this dedication is the establishment of the Lazismu Ngaglik service office.
Leadership Capacity Building in Starting a Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) Business in Bengkal Village, Kranggan, Temanggung, Central Java
Authors: Purwaningsih Titin , Widodo Bambang Eka Cahya
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) in Bengkal Village, Kranggan District, Temanggung Regency, Central Java, have been formally established since 2016 but only started activities in 2021 by updating BUMDES managers and equipping BUMDES with Village Regulations. There is a problem in managing BUMDES, namely managers' weak human resources ability. Pioneering a BUMDES is hard work that requires strong leadership and motivation to face all problems and obstacles in the management of BUMDES. BUMDES managers in Bengkal Village still need to strengthen these leadership and motivation abilities. Therefore, the solution to this problem is by empowering BUMDES, especially in leadership training and motivation for BUMDES managers. The objectives of this activity are 1) to identify the obstacles and challenges faced by BUMDES managers, 2) to improve the leadership skills and motivation of BUMDES managers, and 3) to improve the problem-solving ability of  BUMDES managers. Thus, there are several activities in this PKM Program, namely 1) Focus Group Discussion in identifying obstacles and challenges for BUMDES, 2) training on leadership and motivation for BUMDES managers, and 3) training on problem-solving for BUMDES managers. This activity involves BUMDES managers, village officials, business unit actors, and village youth.
Strengthening the Capacity of Micro Waqf Bank (BWM) Partners of Usaha Mandiri Sakinah through Digital Branding Training
Authors: Rochimah Tri Hastuti Nur , Rasyid Erwin , Faidati Nur
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Online marketing is currently one of the most important requirements for business owners. Consumer brand awareness is a crucial part of online marketing. Branding is a method for MSMEs to build brand loyalty, which can stimulate recurrent purchasing of items by consumers. This service was provided by BWM Usaha Mandiri Sakinah, an institution that supports and empowers MSMEs inside Universitas Aisyiyah Yogyakarta. This community has 365 beneficiaries, all of whom are female entrepreneurs from the Gamping District. It is envisaged that through increasing brand awareness among consumers, digital branding training will assist market items manufactured by MSMEs supported by the Micro Waqf Bank. One of these is by creating a product logo. MSMEs may properly display their items by creating digital catalogues. Introduction to Brand Design (Identity Logo), Customer Relations Management Strategy, and Social Media Marketing Tools are solutions supplied to support the digital branding strategy of MSMEs that are members of BWM UNISA.
Increasing the Value of MSME Products in Polosiyo Srandakan, Bantul, Special Region of Yogyakarta
Authors: Gunawan Barbara
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This service activity targets MSMEs located in Polosiyo Poncosari Hamlet, Srandakan District, Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. This service activity aims to increase the income of MSMEs through the abon lele (shredded catfish) business. Many people in Polosiyo Hamlet are currently doing entrepreneurship, including catfish farming. There are several types of markets that accept catfish, depending on the size of the harvest. The market that receives the most is the size of pecel lele or super size, which is 6-8 heads per kg. There are also those who receive sizes below that, which are 9-11 heads per kg. Usually those who receive are warung padang, sunda, or warteg. Fish harvested large or 3-5 heads per kg is not in demand by consumers; therefore, suppliers initiate processing catfish into shredded meat. The purpose of making shredded catfish is to increase the selling value of large catfish that consumers do not demand. The problem in the production sector is that residents do not know how to process catfish into shredded. Problems in terms of marketing are about brand, packaging, marketing mechanism, and market share. The solutions offered to solve these problems are 1) procurement, training, and manufacturing of shredded catfish products. 2) Training and assistance in making product packaging labels so that they look more attractive and have high selling points. 3) Training and mentoring in online product marketing, and 4) Training and mentoring in social media creation. The activities held are in the form of 1) Conducting training on making shredded catfish, 2) Conducting training and assistance in making product packaging and packaging labels so that they look more attractive and have high selling value, 3) Conducting training and mentoring in online product marketing, and 4) Conducting training and assistance in making social media. In addition to these activities, waste management activities were also held. The output of this activity is the publication of Sinta-accredited journals, presentations at national seminars, and the publication of activity videos on YouTube channels.
The Empowerment of Economic Community through Training of Networking Store Management in Kretek District, Bantul
Authors: Mukti Takdir Ali , Nugroho Bambang Wahyu , Munawar Said
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The retail industry is one of the industries most needed by the community, and this is proven by the proliferation of modern stores with networks in various regions. Retail has also penetrated the online media marketplace, which makes it easier for the public to transact. Seeing this, Muhammadiyah Leaders of Yogyakarta carried out various strategies to get directly involved in the retail business by establishing Muhammadiyah Stores (TokoMU) in every village. The main problem in realizing this program is the lack of Muhammadiyah members who have managerial skills in managing a store, especially chain stores. This community service offers a solution to this problem by conducting networked store management training for Muhammadiyah cadres who are engaged in the retail economy so that they are able to manage TokoMU in the Kretek sub-district. This community service uses a participatory approach from aspects of financial management (people), goods management, marketing, and service excellence. The evaluation showed a significant increase in in-store management skills by cadres who attended the training with an average final test result of 89 out of a maximum score of 100. These results fostered the optimism of the participants to manage TokoMU professionally.
Herbal Tourism Revitalization Efforts after Pandemic
Authors: Zaenuri Muchamad , Suswanta Suswanta
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Herbal medicine is a mainstay of rural areas, especially around the Menoreh mountains, Kulonprogo. ‘Rumah Jamu Menoreh’ is a tourist attraction and herbal medicine production place that was established in 2015 in Kemiriombo, Gerbosari, Samigaluh, Kulon Progo. For approximately 7 years, Rumah Jamu has produced a variety of products, including wedang uwuh, instant turmeric acid, ginger syrup, coconut oil, coconut vinegar, secang syrup, ganyong flour, and instant red ginger. During the last pandemic, this herbal house was also affected. For about 2 years it experienced sluggishness, decreased turnover and no tourist visits. This condition made ‘Rumah Jamu Menoreh’ even worse. The owner of the herbal house feels that he has not been able to rise up in the face of these rapid changes. Problems that can be identified include: 1) Lack of understanding of the pandemic that has an impact on tourism, 2) Lack of ability of partners to create new products as a form of innovation, and 3) Online marketing already exists but has not been fully implemented. From the problems that were identified, this community service program carried out various activities to solve these problems. The activities that have been carried out include 1) training on the management of diversification and variation of herbal products, 2) assisting the procurement of equipment to support quality products, 3) optimizing digital-based promotional media and social media, and 4) providing management assistance to be able to market products more expansively and create a wider marketing network. The result of this community service program is that partners have understood that the pandemic has a serious impact on tourism, especially herbal tourism. Partners are able to diversify in the form of other small foods and are able to market using digital devices. In addition, with management assistance, it can rise again to sell its products.
Assistance in the Development of Strategy and KPI of Muhammadiyah Mardhatillah Randudongkal Hospital, Pemalang
Authors: Pribadi Firman , Rosa Elsye Maria
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community service is a continuation of the previous community service in 2022, funded by LP3M UMY. The first stage of community service was done to develop trend-watching conditions. In the second stage, community service aims to develop strategies for the hospital’s Key Performance Indicator (KPI). The basis for strategic planning is a SWOT analysis. In order for a hospital to have competitiveness, a hospital should know its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the hospital industry. Therefore, a hospital needs to have good strategic planning that can bring the hospital to win the rivalry. Good business planning will be reflected in the hospital’s strategic plan. Nowadays, a strategic plan is not only a tool to compete and win the rivalry but also an important requirement for hospitals to be accredited. The methods used in preparing the strategy and KPI for community service are SWOT analysis, making Kartesius diagrams, making strategy using the TOWS method, making BSC, and lastly, budgeting, where all activities will be carried out through FGDs and Whatsapp Groups. The results of this assistance will help the hospital to make the required strategic plan. Aside from the completion of the hospital strategic plan, it appears that the hospital’s stakeholders have been able to increase their expertise in making strategic plans. In the future, these stakeholders are expected to be able to make their own strategic plan so the hospital can reduce the costs of consultants to make a strategic plan, which is usually expensive.
Assistance in Modiste and Makeup Business Management In Lemahdadi, Bangunjiwo, Bantul
Authors: Gunawan Barbara , Chasya Bintang Janatal
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This community service program aims to increase the economic value of the residents of Griya Citra Asri Housing in general and Micro Business Partners of Make-up and Fashion Tailors “Jelita” in particular. Partner Business is in the field of make-up and fashion, located in Lemahdadi Hamlet, Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. The partners have run make-up and fashion services by taking place at home. Partners’ problems started when the COVID-19 pandemic occurred, where the make-up and fashion business was the business that felt the most impact from the pandemic because almost no one was holding events. Problems from the production aspect are the partners do not have make-up cases that are easy to carry, some make-up equipment is almost out of date, and lack of basic materials for sewing purposes. Partners do not have a catalog of clothing models, so customers have no alternative in choosing the model to be sewn. The partner’s problems from the marketing aspect are: the nameplate is damaged and not functioning, it does not have packaging media that is the identity of the partner, and the partner does not yet have a business card. The problem with the financial management aspect is that partners have not kept financial records properly. The activities offered to solve this problem are 1) Procurement of easy-to-carry make-up suitcases, procurement of make-up and sewing tools, 2) Making Instagram an online marketing medium, 3) Together with partners designing logos and names, making and installing nameplates, 4) Procurement of packaging with partner identity, 4) Provision of business cards, 5) Conducting make-up training, and 6) Financial recording assistance. The results of the community service activities are: 1) An elegant and large make-up suitcase is available along with additional make-up tools and sewing materials; 2) Online marketing media is available in the form of Instagram; 3) Partner nameplates are attached; 4) Availability of plastic packaging with partner’s identity; 5) Availability of partner name cards; 6) Organized cosmetology training; and 7) Organized financial recording assistance. After the COVID-19 pandemic, the government has freed the public to hold events. This has had a positive impact on increasing orders for bridal make-up, graduations, and sewing orders. As of September 2023, orders are fully scheduled to reject orders, and partners’ income has increased significantly by up to 400% compared to before mentoring.
Economic Inclusiveness Program through the Development Center of Batik Pengkol
Authors: Wahyuningsih Sri Handari , Parwoto Parwoto , Dewi Nisrina Isma
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The economic inclusion program through the local wisdom of Pengkol Batik is an entrepreneurial literacy strategy and productive economy to empower community groups in Pengkol, Gulurejo, Lendah, Kulonprogo. Based on the long-term plan of the region, Pengkol is one of the targets for the development of the Batik industry. The village government places the development of batik centers as a program priority. This service program aims to accompany the establishment of the Pengkol Batik Center as a process of increasing the economic independence of residents. Methods of counseling, training, and mentoring carry out activities. The output of activities are Scientific Publications, Video activities, and HAKI.
Empowerment of Elderly Medical Emergency Response
Authors: Pramono Ardi , Maryani Nova , Mahfud Mahfud , Rajendra Andhika
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Old age or degenerative diseases are included in the category of non-communicable diseases that often require prompt treatment before being taken to the nearest health facility. Currently the number is increasing and is a frequent cause of death and disability throughout the world. Cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, cancer, chronic lung disease, and diabetes mellitus are the most common types of degenerative diseases. If degenerative diseases are treated as early as possible, then the disease can be prevented and does not worsen. This community service method was in the form of counseling on early detection, training, and practice of handling medical emergencies for degenerative diseases that require immediate assistance before being taken to a health facility. This community service was attended by 18 members of the elderly group assisted by PKU Kotagede Yogyakarta Hospital, which is located in Kotagede. The elderly group consisted of 8 women and 10 men, aged over 60 years. Prior to counselling and training, a pre-test was conducted to explore initial knowledge and a post-test to monitor the development of knowledge was given after the counselling and training. The results of the average pre-test score demonstrated a value of 7 while the results of the post-test indicated an average value of 9. The output of the service was in the form of an early recognition pocket book and handling medical emergencies in the elderly. Training on early detection and emergency degenerative diseases in the elderly can increase the knowledge and insight of the elderly to be more aware of worsening disease and provide first aid before being taken to the hospital.