bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Family Welfare and School Readiness in Grade 1 Elementary School Students
Authors: Fadillah Ciciria , Mariyati Lely Ika
Published: October 2024

This research was conducted because of the phenomenon of the readiness of children to enter elementary school carried out by grade 1 elementary school students in Trompoasri village. The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship between family well-being and the readiness of children to enter elementary school by 1st grade elementary school children. This type of research is correlational quantitative research. The variables in this study were family well being as the independent variable and the readiness of children to enter elementary school as the dependent variable. The population in this study was 57 students. The sample in this study amounted to 53 students from a total population of 57 students. Sampling was carried out using a non-probability sampling technique in the form of saturated sampling. The hypothesis proposed is that there is a positive relationship between family well-being and the readiness of children to enter elementary school in grade 1 elementary school children.Data analysis using Pearson product moment correlation technique with the help of SPSS 26.0 for windows program. Based on the results of the analysis of this study, the correlation coefficient is 0.295 with a significance value (0.044 < 0.05), meaning that there is a positive relationship between family well-being and the readiness of children to enter elementary school for grade 1 elementary school children in Trompoasri village. The higher the family well being, the higher the readiness of children to enter elementary school, and vice versa, the lower the family well being, the lower the readiness of children to enter elementary school.
Management of Island Tourism Destinations in Sidoarjo Regency
Authors: Suryani Elisa Indah , Mursyidah Lailul
Published: October 2024

Lusi Island is one of the tourist destinations in Sidoarjo which is expected to become an environmentally friendly tourist destination with the theme of utilization, research, and conservation of mangroves. Lusi Island is not widely known by the public because visitors are still dominated by the Jabon sub-district and the surrounding area. This study aims to analyze and describe the management and constraints in the Management of Tourism Destinations on Lusi Island in Sidoarjo Regency. The research method used is a qualitative approach, data collected through observation, interviews and documentation, while the data sources are primary and secondary data. Informants who were determined by interview, the informants were UPT BPSPL Wilker staff, East Java Directorate General of PRL, Lusi Island Guard and Head of the Sidoarjo Regency Tourism Office, data analysis derived from Miles and Huberman data, namely through data collection, data, data presentation and conclusions. The results of this study indicate that the process of managing Lusi Island has not been maximized because there are several inhibiting factors. As for some of these factors, there is no government intervention in the process of maintaining and developing the island and there is no legality on the island of Lusi in Sidoarjo Regency.
Wise in Using Social Media: Education for Pahandut Residents of Palangkaraya
Authors: Achmadi Achmadi , Sanawiah Sanawiah , Arni M.
Published: October 2024

There have been complaints and reports to the police related to the increase of alleged violations in the use of social media such as defamation, hate speech, hoax, data theft, illegal data distributions, and racial issues. The method used in this research is an observation done by conducting a survey through which a team visits and meets the residents of Pahandut Village to find out their lack of understanding of the ITE (Electronic Information and Transactions) Law. The researchers found out that the residents have various interpretations of the ITE Law. Therefore, the researchers need to focus on the important issue and conduct socialization for them by educating families to cope with the problem. In the first phase, education can be done by avoiding provocative themes, checking sources of information and their authenticity, and thinking before sharing. The act of community empowerment in Pahandut Village and its Muhammadiyah residents as da'wah agents are the targets of community service activities. The result of this community service activity is the successful socialization and education concerning the ITE Law to the residents of Pahandut Village. The success of residents’ satisfaction level is measured by the high percentage of the residents who choose very important indicators in community service. The socialization of the ITE Law and education to the community is carried out through community service videos containing stories about families who use their social media wisely.
Village Apparatus Performance in Population Administration Services in Village
Authors: Rosandy Mohamat Riski , Rodiyah Isnaini
Published: October 2024

The purpose of the study was to analyze and describe the performance of village officials in population administration services in Senepo Village, Slahung District, Ponorogo Regency. The method used by the descriptive researcher with a qualitative approach the data collection techniques used were interviews, observation and documentation with one key informant and four informants, namely the Village Head Village Secretary Head of Service and two community users of population administration services. Data analysis techniques in this study are data collection data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing The results of this study indicate that the Performance of Village Apparatus in Population Administration Services in Senepo Village, Slahung District Ponorogo Regency. the quality of work related to aspects of the skills and expertise of the apparatus has been maximized. The employees are always quick to serve the community and prioritize the interests of the community so that the community is satisfied with the services provided. Timeliness related to administrative services in Senepo Village is on time. Punctuality is the responsibility of every village apparatus to complete population administration required by the community. The capabilities in question are based on education skills, work experience that provide benefits. If these capabilities are successfully executed and completed properly, then the individual human resources are considered qualified. Quality human resources are human resources who are reliable, independent, and professional in carrying out their main duties and functions at work
Theoretical and Methodological Basis for Studying the Needs and Advantages in Youth Activities
Authors: Yuldashev Farrukh
Published: October 2024

This article studies the harmony of needs and interests in the activities of young people in the information society, revealing the conceptual foundations and socio-philosophical aspects of the harmony of needs and interests, conflicts in meeting the needs and interests of young people in the space of information struggle, the commonality of needs and interests in the process modernization of society and building a civil society on the basis of means of provision.
Study of Axiology in Scientific Field and Works
Authors: Shokhruh Karshiyev
Published: October 2024

The article is devoted to prevalence of axiological approaches in all areas of research. At first, axiology was a subject of philosophical study and evaluation. Our research indicates that it later studied in a variety of different disciplines, including physics, chemistry, sociology, linguistics, and literature. Additionally, it is crucial to carefully address topics like linguoaxiological methodologies, synchronic and diachronic features of axiology, and their adherence to the national culture and values when analyzing translations of hagiographic literature. The axiological approach to the study of hagiographic literature in translation studies degree of alternativeness in the context in the target language of the words of national culture, religion, Islamic morality etc.
Integrated Model of Development of Environmental Moral Competence of Students
Authors: Bahtiyorovich Hamrakulov Jahongir
Published: October 2024

The article deals with the step-by-step implementation of the development of environmental moral competence in students, the main difference between the concept of competence and other related concepts. The educational process will also cover the development of students' responsibility for the environment and ecological environment through environmental knowledge, skills and abilities.
Unveiling Community Involvement Gaps in Toddler Stunting Recovery
Authors: Firdausi Jihan Andita , Agustina Isna Fitria
Published: October 2024

Stunting remains a significant issue in Larangan Village, Candi District, Sidoarjo Regency, largely due to inadequate community participation in nutrition-related activities and low public awareness of posyandu services. This qualitative study analyzes community involvement in stunting recovery and identifies barriers to effective engagement. Data from interviews, observations, and documentation with key village figures indicate that while contributions from the village government, cadres, and midwives have improved, community enthusiasm and motivation remain low due to poor awareness and socio-economic challenges. Enhancing community education, improving socio-economic conditions, and fostering better organizational collaboration are crucial for improving stunting recovery efforts.
Highlights:
 

Community Engagement: Assessing local stakeholder contributions for toddler nutrition improvement.

Awareness Gap: Identifying public knowledge gaps on posyandu services for stunting recovery.

Socio-economic Barriers: Exploring economic challenges hindering community health initiative participation.

 
Keywords: Stunting, Community Participation, Posyandu Services, Nutrition, Socio-economic Factors
Karang Taruna's Role in Youth Empowerment Through Sports and Skill Training Programs
Authors: Murdiono Maskup , Rodiyah Isnaini
Published: October 2024

Background: Youth empowerment is vital for community progress, often facilitated by organizations like Karang Taruna. Specific Background: In Kalipecabean Village, Karang Taruna actively engages in youth activities, but its impact on empowerment remains unclear. Knowledge Gap: Limited studies focus on the role of Karang Taruna in this village. Aims: This study examines how Karang Taruna functions as a motivator, facilitator, and mobilizer in youth empowerment. Results: A qualitative analysis revealed that Karang Taruna conducts various activities, including sports competitions, training programs, and government collaboration, enhancing youth participation. However, challenges such as resource limitations and inconsistent engagement remain. Novelty: This study provides specific insights into Karang Taruna's multifaceted role in a village setting. Implications: Strengthening partnerships and diversifying programs could enhance the organization’s impact on community development.
Highlights:

Karang Taruna acts as a motivator by organizing activities to enhance youth participation.
Collaboration with local government enables Karang Taruna to function effectively as a facilitator.
Use of technology, like WhatsApp, assists Karang Taruna in its role as a mobilizer to engage youth in positive community activities.

Keywords: Youth Empowerment, Youth Organization, Karang Taruna, Community Development, Facilitator
Microbial Quality of Kupang Paste Products from Different Producers
Authors: Aliffia Septin , Saidi Ida Agustini
Published: October 2024

General Background the utilization of local ingredients, such as kupang, is integral to the culinary practices in Balongdowo Village, Sidoarjo Regency. Specific Background shrimp paste, a prominent product derived from kupang, is valued in the market, yet its quality raises concerns among consumers and producers. Knowledge Gap despite its economic significance, limited research has been conducted on the microbiological quality of kupang-based products, particularly during storage. Aims this study aims to evaluate the microbiological analysis of two kupang petis products from different producers in Balongdowo Village during ambient temperature storage. Results employing descriptive analysis across five storage treatments (P0: fresh, P1: 1 week, P2: 2 weeks, P3: 3 weeks, P4: 4 weeks), findings indicated that total plate count (TPC) in P0 treatment met national quality standards (SNI 2718.1: 2013), while yeast mold levels exceeded permissible limits. Notably, the TPC of sample B (1.6 x 10³) was lower than that of sample A (2.2 x 10³) in the fresh condition (P0). Novelty this research provides a comprehensive analysis of the microbiological quality of kupang petis, filling a significant gap in the literature. Implications the results underscore the necessity for rigorous quality control measures in the production and storage of shrimp paste to ensure consumer safety and compliance with health standards.
Highlights:
 

Microbiological quality assessment of kupang petis during storage.
TPC values in fresh condition meet national standards.
Yeast mold levels exceed permissible limits in stored samples.

Keywords: Kupang, Shrimp Paste, Microbiological Analysis, Quality Standards, Storage
Community Participation in Development Planning is Driven by Leadership, Communication, and Education
Authors: Taurista Hafni , Choiriyah Ilmi Usrotin
Published: October 2024

General Background: Community participation in infrastructure development planning is crucial for ensuring sustainable growth and addressing local needs. Specific Background: In Wedoroklurak Village, Candi District, Sidoarjo Regency, low levels of community engagement in planning processes have raised concerns among local authorities and scholars. Knowledge Gap: While existing literature emphasizes the importance of community involvement, there is limited research focusing on the specific factors influencing participation in rural Indonesian contexts, particularly in relation to leadership, communication, and education. Aims: This study aims to analyze the factors affecting community participation in infrastructure development planning in Wedoroklurak Village, employing a qualitative descriptive approach. Results: Data were collected through interviews, observations, and documentation from key informants, including the Village Head, village secretary, and community leaders. The findings reveal three primary factors influencing low participation: (1) effective leadership by the Village Head, characterized by openness and authenticity; (2) robust communication between the village government and the community, facilitating a platform for dialogue; and (3) the educational background of residents, which impacts their understanding of development processes. Novelty: This research highlights the interplay between these factors, contributing to the understanding of community dynamics in rural Indonesia. Implications: The results underscore the need for enhancing educational initiatives and fostering transparent communication strategies to boost community participation in development planning. By addressing these aspects, local governments can improve engagement, leading to more effective and sustainable infrastructure projects that meet the needs of the community.
Highlights:
 

Leadership encourages community involvement in development planning.
Good communication enhances community feedback and engagement.
Education influences participation in infrastructure development processes.

 
Keywords: Community Participation, Infrastructure Development, Leadership, Communication, Education
Mascot Design as Brand Identity Communication Science Study Program UMSIDA
Authors: Febrillian Kevin Wahyu , Aesthetika Nur Maghfirah
Published: October 2024

General background: Mascots serve as effective visual identity elements for various organizations to convey character uniquely. Specific background: The Communication Science Study Program at Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo (UMSIDA) uses "Si Kombi," a character blending human and butterfly features, in colors representing the program's identity. Knowledge gap: Limited research exists on mascots' role in academic branding and public engagement. Aims: This study evaluates "Si Kombi" as a visual tool for building the program's brand and attracting interest. Results: The mascot’s design features two-dimensional elements with dominant colors, enhancing recognition and appeal among potential students. Novelty: Integrating a mascot into academic branding offers a fresh approach to promoting study programs. Implications: This study highlights how mascots can strengthen academic brands, enhance promotion, and foster emotional connections with audiences.
Highlights:

Brand Representation: "Si Kombi" serves as a unique visual identity for UMSIDA's Communication Science Study Program.
Effective Engagement: The mascot enhances public attention, making the program more recognizable to prospective students.
Innovative Strategy: Using mascots in academic branding adds a fresh approach to promotional efforts in educational institutions.

Keywords: Mascot, Visual Identity, Branding, Academic Promotion
User Satisfaction and Challenges in Plavon Dukcapil Online Services
Authors: Rachmawati Dyah Febri , Mursyidah Lailul
Published: October 2024

General Background: The effectiveness of public administration services in Indonesia is crucial as the country transitions to digital platforms. Specific Background: This study examines the online services of Plavon Dukcapil in Rangkah Kidul Village, Sidoarjo Subdistrict, highlighting challenges faced by elderly users in navigating these services. Knowledge Gap: While existing research addresses the advantages of e-government, few studies focus on user satisfaction and effectiveness in rural areas, particularly regarding Plavon Dukcapil. Aims: This research aims to assess the effectiveness of Plavon Dukcapil's online services, focusing on community satisfaction related to service quality, speed, and accessibility. Results: Findings indicate that although service productivity aligns with regulations, efficiency is hindered by incomplete documentation and delays. Community satisfaction is compromised as many residents prefer in-person services over online options. Novelty: This study offers new insights into the operational challenges of e-government in rural Indonesia and highlights the need for improved community engagement. Implications: Enhancing communication and technical support for users, especially the elderly, could significantly improve the effectiveness and satisfaction of Plavon Dukcapil services, fostering better public service delivery in the digital era.
Highlights:

Digital Transformation: The study emphasizes the role of technology in enhancing public service accessibility and efficiency.
Community Preferences: Many residents still prefer traditional in-person services over online platforms, indicating a gap in user experience.
Need for Engagement: Improved communication and support for vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly, are essential for increasing online service effectiveness.

Keywords: Plavon Dukcapil, Online Services, Community Satisfaction, E-Government, Public Administration
Maximizing Non-Profit Engagement on TikTok Through the Effective Application of AIDA in Indonesia
Authors: Abidin Irsyad , Sinduwiatmo Kukuh
Published: October 2024

General Background: Social media platforms like TikTok have emerged as powerful marketing tools, enabling organizations to engage with audiences more effectively. Specific Background: Yayasan Lembaga Manajemen Infaq Ukhuwah Islamiyah (LMI Zakat) leverages TikTok to promote its programs, including MSIB (Magang dan Studi Independen Bersertifikat), through its official account @lmizakat. The integration of marketing strategies such as the AIDA (Awareness, Interest, Desire, Action) model provides insight into consumer behavior and the effectiveness of digital content. Knowledge Gap: While studies on social media marketing are extensive, limited research has explored the application of AIDA principles on platforms like TikTok within the context of non-profit organizations. Aims: This research aims to examine the implementation of Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) by LMI Zakat through TikTok, focusing on how the AIDA model enhances marketing communications and program engagement. Results: Findings indicate that LMI Zakat successfully applied the AIDA model through creative and educational content, which effectively raised brand awareness, generated interest, and increased engagement with the MSIB program. Specifically, the content utilized viral trends to raise awareness and generated desire through informative and persuasive narratives. Novelty: The study provides a unique contribution by highlighting how a zakat organization can use TikTok’s content and viral nature to apply marketing principles, which are typically associated with for-profit sectors. Implications: This research underscores the potential for zakat and non-profit organizations to enhance their marketing strategies through digital platforms like TikTok. Future studies should explore diverse content types and apply AIDA across other social media platforms, contributing to a broader understanding of digital marketing in non-profit contexts.
Highlights:
 

TikTok applies AIDA effectively for LMI Zakat's marketing communication.
Viral content boosts awareness and engagement with MSIB program.
Future studies should explore content variation and cross-platform strategies.

 
Keywords: TikTok marketing, AIDA model, LMI Zakat, non-profit promotion, digital communication
Transformational Leadership in Muhammadiyah Association for Community Growth
Authors: Romadhona Ferina , Mursyidah Lailul
Published: October 2024

Background: Transformational leadership is vital in educational settings, focusing on inspiring members to enhance performance. Specific Background: At Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo, key leaders, including the Rector, play a crucial role in creating an effective academic environment. Knowledge Gap: There is limited empirical evidence on the impact of transformational leadership on organizational performance and faculty motivation in this context. Aims: This study investigates the characteristics and effects of transformational leadership, emphasizing individualized consideration and motivational strategies. Results: The findings reveal that the Rector's leadership positively influences faculty motivation and recognition, illustrated by rewards like Umrah allowances. Novelty: This research enriches existing literature by analyzing transformational leadership within a specific educational framework. Implications: The study highlights the significance of leader recognition in higher education, suggesting that transformational practices can enhance faculty performance and promote a culture of excellence.
Highlights :
 

Impact on Motivation: Transformational leadership enhances faculty motivation through recognition and rewards.
Leadership Characteristics: The Rector exemplifies individualized consideration, actively supporting faculty development.
Cultural Improvement: Effective leadership fosters a culture of excellence and innovation within the institution.

Keywords: transformational leadership, Muhammadiyah, faculty motivation, individualized consideration, higher education
Social Support as a Catalyst for Environmental Awareness in Indonesia
Authors: Naufal Ahmad , Laili Nurfi
Published: October 2024

General Background: Environmental awareness is crucial for communities to preserve ecosystems and prevent environmental degradation. Social support can play a significant role in fostering this awareness. Specific Background: In rural communities like Tutur village, Pasuruan regency, environmental awareness and social support are often interconnected. However, the extent to which social support influences environmental awareness remains underexplored. Knowledge Gap: While studies have examined environmental education and awareness, few have investigated the role of social support as a driving factor in increasing environmental responsibility in village settings. Aims: This study aims to examine the influence of social support on environmental awareness among the residents of Tutur village, focusing on the relationship between these variables using quantitative methods. Results: The findings from simple linear regression analysis reveal that social support has a significant effect on environmental awareness, indicating that residents with stronger social ties exhibit higher levels of concern and action toward environmental preservation. Novelty: This study offers a novel insight by quantitatively demonstrating the direct relationship between social support and environmental awareness in rural communities, highlighting social dynamics as a key factor in environmental education. Implications: The results suggest that enhancing social support networks through community-driven initiatives can significantly improve environmental consciousness and foster sustainable tourism development, particularly in rural areas like Tutur village. This study provides a basis for future research on integrating social support frameworks into environmental sustainability strategies, particularly in regions with strong communal ties.
Highlights:
 

Social support boosts environmental awareness in community residents.
Strong community ties enhance responsibility for environmental preservation.
Findings promote initiatives to improve environmental consciousness and tourism.

 
Keywords: environmental awareness, social support, Tutur village, quantitative research, sustainability
Achievements and Barriers in Evaluating Stunting Prevention Programs in Keboguyang Village, Indonesia
Authors: Santoso Suwandi Iwan , Rodiyah Isnaini
Published: October 2024

Background: Stunting is a significant global health issue, with Indonesia's prevalence reaching 21.6% in 2022, particularly alarming in Keboguyang Village, Jabon District, where the stunting rate stands at 10%. Specific Background: Despite allocating 10% of village funds for stunting prevention, the persistence of high rates necessitates a critical evaluation of current interventions. Knowledge Gap: Limited research exists on the implementation effectiveness of stunting prevention programs at the village level in Indonesia, particularly regarding communication, resource allocation, and bureaucratic structure. Aims: This study aims to evaluate the implementation of stunting prevention programs in Keboguyang Village using Edward III's (1980) theory of policy implementation, focusing on the factors influencing success or failure. Results: Utilizing qualitative descriptive methods, data were collected through field observations, interviews with key informants—including the village head, midwife, health cadres, and mothers—and documentation analysis. The findings reveal effective communication strategies through door-to-door outreach and child data collection, alongside strong commitment from local leadership. However, challenges arise from insufficient incentive regulations, limited human resources, and infrastructural deficiencies. Novelty: This research contributes new insights into the multifaceted nature of stunting prevention efforts at the community level, highlighting specific barriers that need addressing. Implications: The study underscores the need for enhanced human resources and infrastructural support to bolster the effectiveness of stunting prevention initiatives, providing valuable recommendations for policymakers and community health programs aimed at reducing stunting rates in Indonesia.
Highlights:
 

High Stunting Rates: Keboguyang Village has a 10% stunting prevalence.
Evaluation Framework: Edward III's theory evaluates program implementation effectiveness.
Resource Challenges: Limited human resources hinder stunting prevention efforts.

 
Keywords: Stunting, Indonesia, Health Policy, Community Development, Implementation
Toddler Posyandu Cadres Supporting Stunting-Free Villages
Authors: Sandra Feni , Choiriyah Ilmi Usrotin
Published: October 2024

Background: Posyandu (integrated health service posts) are vital for maternal and child health. Specific Background: This study explores the role of Posyandu cadres in health promotion and community empowerment in a local village. Knowledge Gap: Previous research has highlighted the importance of these cadres, but their contributions to community mobilization and stunting prevention remain underexplored. Aims: The research aims to examine the functions of Posyandu cadres in health education and community engagement. Results: Findings indicate that cadres act primarily as health educators and community mobilizers, utilizing tools like the KIA (Child Identity Card) and KMS (Healthy Growth Monitoring Card) for health information dissemination. However, their active involvement and local capacity-building efforts need improvement. Novelty: This study offers new insights into the operational challenges faced by Posyandu cadres in promoting health and preventing stunting. Implications: It emphasizes the need for training and support for cadres to enhance their effectiveness, ultimately contributing to healthier communities and reducing stunting rates.
Highlights :
 

Roles of Cadres: Primarily function as health educators and community mobilizers.
Utilization of Tools: Employ KIA and KMS for effective health information dissemination.
Need for Improvement: Highlight the necessity for enhanced training and active community involvement.

Keywords: Posyandu, health promotion, community empowerment, stunting prevention, cadres.
Mental Health Literacy Reduces Mental Disorder Stigma in Society
Authors: S Rizky Hadi Rahmani , Fahmawati Zaki Nur , Affandi Ghozali Rusyid
Published: October 2024

The general background mental health issues remain a major global health challenge, including in Indonesia, where mental illness is often stigmatized. Specific background mental illness stigma is prevalent in society, manifesting in negative attitudes towards individuals with mental disorders, thus affecting their acceptance and treatment. Knowledge gap there is limited research exploring the relationship between mental health literacy and mental illness stigma within community settings in Indonesia. This study aims to investigate the correlation between mental health literacy and mental disorder stigma among residents of a selected community. Results the findings reveal a significant negative correlation between mental health literacy and mental disorder stigma, indicating that higher levels of mental health literacy are associated with lower levels of stigma. Novelty this study contributes to the limited body of knowledge by demonstrating that improving mental health literacy can effectively reduce mental disorder stigma in community settings. Implications these results suggest that public health interventions focusing on mental health education may help reduce stigmatization, fostering a more supportive environment for individuals with mental health disorders, which may ultimately lead to better access to mental health services and outcomes.
 
Highlights: 

Higher mental health literacy lowers mental disorder stigma.
Stigma reduction improves mental health support in communities.
Public health education can reduce mental disorder misconceptions.

Keywords: Mental Health, Mental Disorder, Stigma, Community Attitudes, Education
The Role of the Civil Service Police Unit in Public Order and Community Peace
Authors: Sugiyanto  , Choiriyah Ilmi Usrotin
Published: October 2024

The general background maintenance of public order and community peace is a critical aspect of local governance, particularly in urban settings where diverse populations coexist. Specific background reveals that the Civil Service Police Unit (Satpol PP) plays a significant role in upholding these values, yet there is limited research examining their effectiveness in specific districts. Knowledge gap persists in understanding the comprehensive functions and impacts of Satpol PP in maintaining public order within local communities. This study aims to analyze and describe the role of the Satpol PP in implementing public order and community peace in a specific district. Results indicate that the Satpol PP engages in various activities, including community outreach, training for local volunteers, and proactive measures to prevent disturbances, demonstrating a multi-faceted approach to their responsibilities. Novelty lies in the identification of active, participatory, and passive roles that the Satpol PP adopts, which offers a more nuanced understanding of their functions. Implications of this research suggest that strengthening the capacity of the Satpol PP could enhance community engagement and further improve public safety. By providing a detailed examination of their roles, this study contributes to the broader discourse on local governance and community development, offering insights that may inform policy and practice in similar contexts.
Highlights: 
 

Active role in maintaining public order through various strategies.
Community participation in reporting issues to the Satpol PP.
Training programs to enhance the capabilities of Linmas and Satpol PP personnel.

Keywords: Satpol, Community, Public Order, Participation, Capacity Building
Improvement of Elderly Welfare Through Food Program
Authors: Nur Muhammad Sofyan , Mursyidah Lailul
Published: October 2024

The general background increasing number of elderly in society requires effective welfare programs to meet their specific needs. Specific background in Indonesia, the Food Program of the Ministry of Social Affairs aims to provide essential nutritional support for this demographic group. Knowledge gap although this program has been implemented, there is still a lack of comprehensive analysis regarding its effectiveness and reach, especially in the Sidoarjo District. This study aims to fill this knowledge gap by evaluating the program through descriptive qualitative methods, including observation and interviews. Results findings indicate that the implementers' understanding of the program has improved due to socialization activities. Positive changes have been recorded among beneficiaries, demonstrating the program's potential to improve the welfare of the elderly. The novelty of this study lies in the comprehensive assessment of the components of the Food Program. Implications these findings can serve as a guide for improving and adapting social welfare programs in the future, emphasizing the importance of addressing the welfare of the elderly in community development initiatives.
Highlights: 
 

Improved understanding of the Food Program through socialization activities.
Need to increase the number of eligible elderly beneficiaries.
Program meets health standards, indicating successful food provision.

Keywords: Program, Food, Social, Effectiveness, Welfare
Application of SAK ETAP in the Financial Statements of Savings and Loans Cooperative
Authors: Sandi Akbar , Widodo Heri
Published: October 2024

The general background the financial statements of cooperatives are essential for transparent and accountable operations, particularly in non-public entities like Savings and Loans Cooperatives. Specific background the Savings and Loans Cooperative (KSP) "BAHAGIA" has been operating since 1980, but the application of SAK ETAP (Financial Accounting Standards for Entities Without Public Accountability) in its financial reporting remains incomplete, particularly in its notes to financial statements and cash flow presentation. Knowledge gap while SAK ETAP provides a standardized framework, many cooperatives, including KSP "BAHAGIA," struggle to fully implement it due to a lack of understanding and technical capacity. This study aims to analyze the extent to which SAK ETAP is applied in KSP "BAHAGIA"'s financial reports, identify gaps in compliance, and offer recommendations for improvement. Results the findings reveal that while KSP "BAHAGIA" adheres to some SAK ETAP requirements, such as balance sheets and income statements, significant discrepancies exist in the notes to financial statements and the exclusion of investment property in cash flow reports. Novelty this research highlights a critical gap in financial reporting for non-public cooperatives, emphasizing the need for targeted education and training for cooperative management in SAK ETAP compliance. Implications the study's recommendations can help KSP "BAHAGIA" and similar cooperatives improve financial transparency, ultimately enhancing member trust and cooperative governance.
 
Highlights: 

Incomplete SAK ETAP implementation affects financial transparency in cooperatives.
Key discrepancies found in notes to financial statements and cash flow reporting.
Improved SAK ETAP education for cooperative management is crucial for compliance.

Keywords: Financial Reporting, Cooperatives, SAK ETAP, Non-Public Entities, Compliance
Strategic Communication of Shopee Affiliators on TikTok for Consumer Engagement
Authors: Malawat Fadly Machnun Rochyansyah , Hariyanto Didik
Published: October 2024

Background: The rise of social media has transformed marketing strategies, particularly in e-commerce. Specific Background: This study examines how affiliate marketers on TikTok enhance consumer engagement and purchasing decisions. Knowledge Gap: Limited understanding exists regarding the specific communication strategies that TikTok affiliates use to influence consumer perceptions. Aims: The research analyzes the communication concepts employed by a TikTok affiliate account to attract consumers. Results: Findings reveal that product reviews by creators serve as credible sources of information, reducing consumer uncertainty and building trust. Novelty: This study offers unique insights into the dynamics of affiliate marketing on TikTok, highlighting benefits for both creators and store owners through authentic promotions. Implications: The research emphasizes the importance of effective communication in affiliate marketing, suggesting that these strategies not only enhance consumer trust but also facilitate organic campaigns that expand market reach with minimal advertising costs.
Highlights :
 

Credible Information: Product reviews by creators help reduce consumer uncertainty.
Trust Building: Honest evaluations foster stronger relationships between creators and audiences.
Organic Reach: Effective communication strategies enhance marketing campaigns without high advertising costs.

Keywords: TikTok, Affiliate, Marketing, Consumer, Trust
Empowerment of Aisyiyah Branch through Utilization of Home Gardens as a Living Warehouse Movement in Gelam Village, Candi District
Authors: Mariyati Ika Lely , Ainiyah Rusda Dewi , Prasetyo Muhammad Daffa Martiza , Irawati Sabrina Oktavia
Published: October 2024

The Living Barn Movement represents a strategic effort to enhance food security in contemporary society. In Gelam Village, the Aisyiyah service team has been entrusted with managing home gardens to actualize this movement. Despite its significance, there is limited understanding among community members regarding effective home garden management for food production. This initiative aims to empower Aisyiyah members by cultivating cassava and papaya, two crops known for their adaptability and high yield, to bolster food security. Through outreach and education on the Living Barn Movement, the service team facilitated knowledge transfer and skill development in integrated agricultural systems. This program uniquely integrates practical gardening techniques with community education to promote sustainable food practices. The findings suggest that empowering local communities through education and resource management can significantly enhance food security, encouraging similar initiatives in other regions to address food sustainability challenges.
Highlights:

The initiative cultivates cassava and papaya to enhance food security for Aisyiyah members.
Outreach efforts focus on educating community members about effective home garden management.
The program promotes sustainable practices through integrated agricultural systems and skill development.

Keywords: Living Barn Movement, food security, home gardens, community education, sustainable agriculture.
Increase in Community Interest in Making Aloe Vera-Based Hand Sanitizer
Authors: Fernando Okky Dwi , Ramdhania Nur Alimah , Mauludia Mivtha , Putri Rachel Ananda Anastasya , Ahfas Akhmad
Published: October 2024

The general background hand hygiene is crucial in preventing the spread of diseases, as hands are the primary pathway for microorganisms to enter the body. Specific background although alcohol-based hand sanitizers are widely used, they can cause skin dryness, prompting the need for alternatives made from natural ingredients. Aloe vera is a readily available plant with moisturizing properties that can serve as an alternative ingredient. Knowledge gap however, community knowledge regarding the production of aloe vera-based hand sanitizers remains limited. Aims this community service project aimed to educate participants on the process of making natural hand sanitizers using aloe vera through workshops and demonstrations. Results after the training, 60% of participants expressed interest in making their own hand sanitizers, citing easy access to materials, productive use of free time, and business opportunities as their motivations. Novelty the use of aloe vera as a base for hand sanitizer offers a skin-friendly and sustainable alternative to alcohol-based products. Implications this program not only raised awareness about hand hygiene but also empowered the community by introducing a simple, cost-effective method to create hand sanitizers, potentially opening new avenues for small-scale businesses.
Highlights: 

Aloe vera-based hand sanitizers offer a natural alternative to alcohol-based products.
60% of participants expressed interest in making hand sanitizers after the training.
The program opens business opportunities by utilizing easily accessible materials.

Keywords: Hand Sanitizer, Aloe Vera, Community Training, Natural Ingredients, Small-Scale Business
Utilizing Used Cooking Oil for Aromatherapy Candle Production
Authors: Irawan Gusti Elang Ferry , Syamsuddin Muhammad , Bahari Victor Fajar , Suprianto Suprianto
Published: October 2024

Background: Environmental pollution from used cooking oil poses significant challenges. Specific Background: Improper disposal of this waste contributes to ecological damage, highlighting the need for effective recycling solutions. Knowledge Gap: Community awareness and skills in transforming used cooking oil into valuable products are limited. Aims: This study aimed to train local residents in recycling used cooking oil into aromatherapy candles, reducing pollution and enhancing economic prospects. Results: The training, facilitated by university students, successfully informed participants about the hazards of used cooking oil and demonstrated candle-making. Participants reported high satisfaction and a willingness to apply their new skills. Novelty: This initiative presented a practical method for converting waste into a marketable product, addressing both environmental and economic issues. Implications: The program not only raised environmental awareness but also empowered the community with sustainable business opportunities, fostering innovation in waste management and improving local economies.
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Pelatihan mengajarkan keterampilan mengolah limbah minyak menjadi produk bernilai.
Inisiatif ini meningkatkan kesadaran lingkungan di masyarakat.
Produk lilin aromaterapi berpotensi meningkatkan perekonomian lokal.

Keywords: Pencemaran, Minyak, Lilin, Aromaterapi, Pelatihan
Moringa Leaf Cookies: A Nutritious Snack to Prevent Stunting in Sawocangkring Village
Authors: Yansah Muhammad Kahfi , Putra M.RaflyAljabaru Pratama , Lailatul I Siti , Yuliano M Salwa , Maryam Wardati
Published: October 2024

Stunting is a global health issue that significantly impacts the growth and development of children, particularly in regions facing nutritional deficiencies. In Sawocangkring Village, there is a pressing need for innovative nutritional interventions. This study aims to utilize moringa leaves in the production of cookies as a nutritious snack solution to combat stunting. The community service program was designed with distinct stages, including preparation, implementation, and evaluation, employing observation techniques to assess community engagement. The activity centered on developing moringa leaf cookies while monitoring the community's acceptance of the product. The findings indicate that these cookies not only enhance the nutritional value of snacks but are also positively received by the local population. The novelty of this initiative lies in integrating moringa leaves into a familiar food product, thereby promoting both health benefits and local agricultural resources. The implications of this program suggest that the sustainable production of moringa leaf cookies could serve as a viable livelihood strategy for the community, while also contributing to the broader effort of reducing stunting through improved nutrition.

Highlights:

Moringa leaf cookies enhance nutritional value, addressing stunting in children.
The community service program involved preparation, implementation, and evaluation stages, fostering local engagement.
Positive community acceptance suggests potential for sustainable production as a livelihood strategy.

Keywords: Stunting, moringa leaves, cookies, nutrition, community service.
Preventing Stunting Through Mujaer Fish Nuggets in Early Childhood Education
Authors: Subaktiar Latif , Ramadhina Lailatul , Mutmaina Mutmaina , Rianti Miftha Arum , Ahfas Akhmad
Published: October 2024

Background: Stunting significantly affects early childhood development, highlighting the need for effective nutritional interventions. Specific Background: The development of fish nugget products offers a novel strategy to enhance dietary diversity among young children through parental engagement. Knowledge Gap: However, there is limited understanding of how parental participation influences nutritional programs and stunting prevention in early childhood settings. Aims: This study investigates fish nugget production as a nutritional strategy and the role of parental involvement in a preschool context. Results: Through qualitative methods, including interviews and observations, the study reveals that 90.48% of parents expressed interest in preparing fish nuggets at home, leading to increased nutritional awareness and strengthened community ties. Novelty: This research presents a community-based model that utilizes local resources to address stunting while promoting parental engagement. Implications: The findings underscore the importance of collaborative efforts in nutritional education, suggesting that similar initiatives could be adopted in other communities to effectively combat stunting.
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Emphasizes the role of parental involvement in improving children's nutrition.
Highlights the effectiveness of community-based interventions in combating stunting.
Demonstrates increased interest in healthy food preparation among parents.

Keywords: Stunting, Nutritional Education, Parental Engagement, Fish Nuggets, Early Childhood