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Projektovanje fazi regulatora za automatizaciju sistema pametne kuće
Authors:   University of Niš, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Niš Serbia, Antanasijević Katarina
Published: December 2024

Ovaj rad istražuje primenu fazi logike u sistemima pametnih kuća, sa posebnim fokusom na projektovanje fazi regulatora za automatizaciju ključnih aspekata kao što su grejanje, navodnjavanje, upravljanje pametnim uređajima poput pametne veš mašine. Fazi logika omogućava efikasno donošenje odluka u uslovima nejasnoće i nepreciznosti podataka, čime se postiže optimalna kontrola sistema i smanjuje potrošnja energije.
Challenges and Constraints in the Economic Development of Rural Areas in Afghanistan and Solutions for Development
Authors: Yar Fayaz Gul Mazloum , Noori Ahmad Sabir
Published: December 2024

This study aims to investigate the challenges and constraints of economic development in Afghanistan's rural areas and to propose solutions to overcome these obstacles. Rural economic development in Afghanistan faces significant challenges due to infrastructure deficiencies, financial and social limitations, and high rates of labor migration to urban areas. In this regard, the study seeks to analyze these inhibiting factors and provide practical, policy-oriented solutions to improve the economic conditions of Afghanistan’s rural communities. This research utilizes a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and quantitative surveys from various groups, including farmers, small business owners, and local officials in several rural regions of Afghanistan. The data were analyzed through content analysis and statistical methods. Findings indicate that the primary challenges to economic development in these areas include a lack of infrastructure, insufficient financial facilities, and limited access to technical and vocational training. Additionally, the results suggest that support for small businesses, infrastructure development, and vocational training could significantly improve rural economic conditions. This research not only offers policy recommendations for government institutions and development organizations but also adds to the theoretical literature on rural economic development in Afghanistan, potentially serving as a guide for effective, localized policymaking.
Next Generation of US Policies for Industrial Innovation
Authors: Gangotra Ankita , Kennedy Kevin , Carlsen Willy
Published: December 2024

Forecasts project that industry will be the highest emitting sector in the United States by 2030. While recent legislation and programs have boosted efforts to decarbonize and bolster the competitiveness of the U.S. industrial sector, the programs must continue and additional action is needed. This note provides an overview of many industrial policy tools federal and state policymakers can use to secure the future of U.S. industries, ranging from continuation and expansion of existing tax credits, procurement policies, and grant programs to new policies, including demand-side and market-based policies.
El impacto de un programa de meditación Mindfulness sobre las estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés en estudiantes universitarios
Authors: Villa Ricapa Linda Flor , Vasquez Artica Jessenia , Via y Rada Vittes Jose Francisco , Quispe Sanabria Edith Mariela , Poma Lagos Luis Alberto , Romero Giron Hilario , Guanilo Pareja Carla Giuliana , Pareja Pera Lidia Ysabel , Guanilo Paredes Carlos Enrique , Dávila-Morán Roberto Carlos
Published: December 2024

El estrés académico es una preocupación significativa entre los estudiantes universitarios, afectando su bienestar emocional y rendimiento académico. La meditación mindfulness (MM) ha emergido como una intervención prometedora para mejorar las estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés. Este estudio tiene como objetivo evaluar la efectividad de un programa de meditación mindfulness de 12 semanas en mejorar las estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés académico en estudiantes de enfermería. Se utilizó un diseño experimental aleatorizado con 86 estudiantes de enfermería, asignados al grupo experimental (n=43) y al grupo control (n=43). El grupo experimental participó en un programa de MM basado en el protocolo MBSR durante 12 semanas, con sesiones semanales de 60 minutos y prácticas individuales diarias. Se midieron los niveles de mindfulness y las estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés antes y después de la intervención utilizando la Escala MAAS y la Escala de Estrategias de Afrontamiento A-CEA. Se realizaron análisis estadísticos mediante pruebas t y correlaciones de Pearson. Los resultados mostraron un incremento significativo en los niveles de mindfulness en el grupo experimental (M pre = 3.20, M post = 4.50; t (42) = -15.34, p < .001, d = 2.34), en comparación con el grupo control, que no presentó cambios significativos (p = .27). Además, se observaron mejoras significativas en las dimensiones de reevaluación positiva y planificación (p < .05) en el grupo experimental, mientras que la búsqueda de apoyo social mostró una tendencia al aumento sin alcanzar significancia estadística (p = .051). Este estudio sugiere que un programa de meditación mindfulness de 12 semanas es efectivo para mejorar ciertas estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés académico, específicamente la reevaluación positiva y la planificación. Estos hallazgos respaldan la incorporación de intervenciones de mindfulness en el currículo académico para promover el bienestar emocional y la gestión del estrés entre estudiantes universitarios.
Readiness of Camarines Norte State College Main Campus for a Digital Payment System: A Step Toward Business Digitalization
Authors: Verano Marjorie V. , Rubio Jennifer S.
Published: December 2024

This study examines the readiness of Camarines Norte State College (CNSC) Main Campus for a digital payment system, aiming to identify its level of readiness along with technological, organizational, and environmental context, and proposed business strategy plan for its implementation. The research involved a descriptive survey method with 62 selected personnel, using frequency count, five-point Likert Scale, weighted mean, ranking technique, and Kendall’s Coefficient of Concordance statistical instruments.

The findings revealed that the campus was ready in terms of experienced IT professionals and current systems capable of integrating with digital payment platforms. However, the technological infrastructure was neither ready nor unready. Organizational readiness was high, with employees willing to embrace technological innovations but needing digital training and skills development. Environmental readiness was positive with clients supporting digital payment systems but unable to adjust to changing market trends.

The study concluded that CNSC’s technological infrastructure may not adequately support digital payments, and more digitally aligned trainings are needed. The financial capability to invest in a digital payment system was not prioritized due to budget constraints. The UCaN strategy plan addresses key issues in the CNSC Main Campus business process for digital payment system implementation, ensuring long-term success and sustainability.
Review of Policy Initiatives on Maternal Mortality in Nigeria
Authors: Oloruntosin Adeyemo, Maymunah , Sunkanmi Olaogun, Micheal , Alawode Gbadegesin Oyewole , Oduh Idoko, Silas , Joy Iwuoha Ijeoma,
Published: December 2024

One of the key measures of a nation’s overall health and well-being is the incidence of maternal mortality (Osunu, Ofili, and Nwose, 2021). The Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR), which is estimated as a ratio per 100,000 live births in the survey population, is frequently used to quantify maternal mortality (WHO, 2019). According to statistics, 287,000 maternal fatalities were recorded worldwide in 2020, with sub-Saharan Africa having the greatest casualty count and Eastern Asia holding the least (Mhyre, 2020). According to the aforementioned statistic, there are 223 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births, which translates to a 1 in 210-lifetime probability risk for any girl of reproductive age to die from pregnancy-related causes (Mhyre, 2020).

This article addresses maternal mortality as a global health issue. It provides an in-depth overview of its epidemiology, stating prevalence rates based on global, regional, and local estimates. Postpartum bleeding, hypertensive problems in women, obstructed labor, unsafe abortions, and obstetric sepsis are some of the leading direct causes of maternal mortality (Von-Dadelszen and Magee, 2017). It also highlights risk factors such as HIV/AIDS, age, and social determinants like education, as well as their impacts on the general population.

This article also examines the global and national policy initiatives that are in place to tackle the prevalence of maternal mortality around the world, the majority of which are a continuation of the promises to improve global health from the 2015 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) into the current Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will remain in effect until 2030. The overall goal is to reduce the global MMR to fewer than 70 per 100,000 live births by 2030 (WHO, 2015). Evidence suggests that these policies are effective in some areas and lead to a slight decrease, but the effectiveness of some global policies has been constrained by their lack of coordination and their inherent contradictions. The assignment examines different health interventions and describes the concept of the health promotion model that adopts these concepts as regards trying to reduce maternal mortality, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

In conclusion, the articled highlights some of the challenges faced in the execution of these responses and makes recommendations for activities that will assist in addressing the national and international regulations that have prevented significant advancements in the decrease in maternal mortality.
Multilingual pedagogies ― towards more equitable education?
Authors: Rantanen Venla
Published: December 2024

I scrutinise six multilingual pedagogical approaches (MPA), such as translanguaging pedagogy, language awareness and linguistically responsive teaching, which promise to make education more equitable by encouraging students to employ all their linguistic resources. Equitable education enables the same opportunities and access for everyone and it is reached through practices guided by the principles of social justice, but whether and how these aims are concretely achieved varies from MPA to another. In the analysis, I examine their strengths and weaknesses and ask whether multilingual pedagogy can make education more equitable. For the MPAs, representation of languages, acknowledging students’ language skills and scaffolding access to the academic register are the main instruments in advocating for a socially just school. Some of them acknowledge aspects of cultural or racial inequity, but in general they focus mainly on language(s). Power, empowerment, and criticality are frequently mentioned, but comprehensive discussion on how to address them in school is not provided. Therefore, there is a danger that the multilingual pedagogies will be implemented as supporting celebratory multilingualism. Thus, I argue that the multilingual pedagogical approaches cannot effectively promote equitable practices unless the question of equity is centred and other categories for inequity are recognised.
Beyond the Fingerprint: Exploring the Bibliometric Landscape of Emerging Synthetic Biometrics with a Focus on Synthetic Signatures
Authors: Khan Sameera , K. Krishna Prasad
Published: December 2024

Purpose: This paper aims to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis focusing on synthetic biometrics, particularly synthetic signatures, as an emerging alternative to traditional biometric methods such as fingerprints and iris scans. The study explores the research landscape to identify trends, influential studies, and emerging technologies in this innovative field.
Methodology: The research employs bibliometric analysis techniques to systematically map the academic discourse surrounding synthetic biometrics, with a specific emphasis on synthetic signatures. Bibliometric methods include citation analysis, co-citation analysis, and cluster analysis to uncover patterns, connections, and trends within the research literature. These methods provide a retrospective insight into the progression of synthetic signature research and its scholarly impact.
Findings/Results:The findings reveal several key insights:
Emerging Trends: Synthetic signatures are increasingly recognized for their potential in enhancing security and identification systems beyond traditional biometrics.
Influential Studies: Specific studies and authors are identified as pivotal in shaping the discourse and development of synthetic signature technologies.
Technological Advancements: The analysis highlights advancements in synthetic biometrics, showcasing how these technologies are evolving to meet the challenges of robust and adaptable verification methods.
Challenges and Opportunities: The study identifies both potential and challenges associated with synthetic signatures, providing a nuanced understanding of their feasibility and application in real-world scenarios.
Originality/Value: This paper contributes to the existing literature by offering a structured analysis of the bibliometric landscape of synthetic biometrics, particularly synthetic signatures. By mapping out the academic discourse and identifying key trends and technologies, it provides valuable insights into the potential and challenges of this innovative field. The findings are expected to guide future research directions and policy considerations in the development and adoption of synthetic biometric technologies.
Paper Type: Review Paper.
Atletlerin Giyilebilir Teknolojik Spor Ürünlerine Yönelik Tutumlarının İncelenmesi
Authors: Şahin Mustafa Yaşar , Tolukan Ersan , Güler Hasan , Altınışık Ünsal , Saraçoğlu Murat
Published: December 2024

Bu araştırmada atletlerin giyilebilir teknolojik spor ürünlerine yönelik tutumlarını belirlemek amaçlanmıştır. Bu çalışma betimsel bir nitelik taşımakta olup tarama modeline göre gerçekleştirilmiştir. Araştırmanın çalışma grubunu, 2023 yılında Ege bölgesinde atletizm sporuyla uğraşan 247 sporcu oluşturmaktadır. Araştırmada veri toplama aracı olarak, araştırmacılar tarafından oluşturulan “Kişisel Bilgi Formu” ile Çar ve arkadaşları (2022) tarafından geliştirilen “Giyilebilir Teknolojik Spor Ürünlerine Yönelik Tutum Ölçeği” kullanılmıştır. Araştırmanın bağımlı değişkenini giyilebilir teknolojik spor ürünlerine yönelik tutum, bağımsız değişkenlerini ise cinsiyet, yaş, atletizm branşı ve spor geçmişi oluşturmaktadır. Veri toplama süreci sonucunda elde dilen bulgular bilgisayar ortamına aktarılmış, verilerin çözüm ve yorumlanmasında betimsel istatistikler (frekans, aritmetik ortalama, standart sapma), t-testi ve tek faktörlü varyans analizi (One-Way ANOVA) testi kullanılmıştır. Yapılan analizler neticesinde araştırmaya dahil edilen atletlerin giyilebilir teknolojik spor ürünlerine yönelik tutumları; cinsiyet, yaş ve atletizm branşına göre anlamlı farklılık göstermemektedir. Katılımcıların spor geçmişine göre giyilebilir teknolojik spor ürünlerine yönelik tutumlarının anlamlı olarak farklılaştığı tespit edilmiştir. Bunun yanında atletlerin giyilebilir teknolojik ürünlere yönelik tutumlarının ortalama seviyenin üzerinde olduğu görülmüştür.
Reprendre la main. Les PIAL, une tentative pour maîtriser la réussite de l’école inclusive
Authors: Buisson-Fenet Hélène
Published: December 2024

Dans le champ de l’inclusion scolaire « à la française » des élèves en situation de handicap, l’innovation récente des Pôles inclusifs d’accompagnement localisés consiste à structurer l’accompagnement de ces élèves selon une organisation conçue à l’échelon d’un territoire regroupant plusieurs niveaux d’enseignement, et permettant de sécuriser la continuité des parcours de l’école primaire au lycée. À partir d’une enquête qualitative, cette contribution vise à analyser les modalités selon lesquelles ces PIAL se sont déclinés dans l’académie de Lyon. Sur la base d’une analyse documentaire, de l’observation d’une série de réunions de lancement et d’une quinzaine d’entretiens, elle montre que les PIAL se sont d’abord traduits par une focalisation sur la rationalisation des services des Accompagnantes des élèves en situation de handicap (AESH), un personnel non-enseignant de statut précaire, dont la notification est hors de contrôle de l’Éducation nationale. La géométrie variable du dispositif rend alors possible un assez large répertoire de modalités de gestion de ce personnel, ce qui se solde par des fonctionnements de PIAL parfois fort différents d’une circonscription scolaire à l’autre. Au-delà de ce « repli gestionnaire » (Laforgue, 2005), l’étude montre que le PIAL est révélateur d’une politique institutionnelle (Knoepfel, et al., 2015) qui restitue à l’État scolaire certaines de ses capacités affaiblies par la départementalisation de l’action publique sur le handicap
Droit à l’éducation : combattre les inégalités en relevant les défis de la privatisation, de la digitalisation et des situations de crise
Authors: Commission Suisse pour l’UNESCO
Published: December 2024

Le Dialogue de Genève sur le droit à l’éducation s’est tenu les 18 et 19 juin 2024, et a été organisé en partenariat avec l’UNESCO, l’Université de Genève, le Haut-Commissariat des Nations Unies aux droits de l’Homme et le réseau REGARD. Les riches sessions ont permis d’examiner les tendances, les défis et les opportunités liés à l’accès équitable à une éducation de qualité. Les discussions ont porté sur l’impact de la privatisation, de la digitalisation et des situations de crise sur le droit à l’éducation, ainsi que sur l’efficacité des mécanismes des droits de l’Homme pour relever ces défis du 21ème siècle. Cet article synthétise les principales discussions et formule des recommandations pour l’avenir.
Revitalizing obstetrics and gynecology, a pathway to restoring medicine in Republic of Korea
Authors: Choi Anna
Published: December 2024

Background: In February 2024, the Korean government introduced the “Essential Medical Package,” along with an increase in medical school admissions of 2,000 students, resulting in a total annual intake of 5,058 for the beginning of 2025. This sudden policy shift precipitated significant turmoil within the medical sector, prompting many resident doctors to resign and medical students to take leaves of absence. Despite numerous appeals for the revision of these policies, the government has widely disregarded these concerns and adopted more restrictive measures, thereby exacerbating tensions within the healthcare community.Current Concepts: Despite Korea’s doctor-to-population ratio being lower than the OECD average, Korea demonstrates remarkable positive health indicators, including low avoidable mortality rates and high life expectancy. Nevertheless, critical specialties, particularly obstetrics and gynecology, are facing significant challenges. These challenges are compounded by policies that offer public health services such as complementary prenatal screenings, which reduce revenue for private clinics. Nevertheless, critical specialties, particularly obstetrics and gynecology, are facing significant challenges, compounded by policies that offer public health services, such as complementary prenatal screenings, which reduce revenue for private clinics. Consequently, this situation has exacerbated the decline of private obstetric services, placing additional strain on the healthcare system.Discussion and Conclusion: To effectively address the challenges facing the Korean healthcare system, it is imperative to implement targeted reforms that prioritize increasing compensation and mitigating legal risks for high-risk specialties, rather than merely expanding medical school admissions indiscriminately. Furthermore, transparent and data-driven workforce planning is essential to foster sustainable improvements that support the efficiency and accessibility of healthcare services in Korea. Without these reforms, there is a significant risk that the quality of medical services will continue to decline, thereby adversely affecting future generations’ access to essential healthcare.
Closing the educational gap for first generation learners: an exploratory study of interactive learning for underprivileged children in India
Authors: Roy Chowdhury Samanta Swaralipi , Soulé María Victoria
Published: December 2024

Previous research studies have indicated that interactive tools where information is presented through computer mediated technology using elements like text, still images, graphics, animation, video, audio, etc., increase student performance as students (men and women) give more attention and enjoy lessons taught with interactive tools. In India, an increasing number of students belonging to disadvantaged classes withdraw from schools due to a lot of contributing factors such as inability to afford education, disinterest of parents, access to transportation, etc. This study, by applying a mix-methods approach, explores the potential of an interactive learning prototype of a website, in increasing engagement, retention and learning level of grade 4 students who are first generation students. In-class observation and semi-structured interviews, tests, and a questionnaire were used as instruments to collect qualitative and quantitative data from 58 participants. Two types of groups, experimental and control, were examined in the Environmental Science and Maths classes. Experimental groups were taught with the website while control groups were taught in a traditional class. Results show the average test scores of experimental groups in both the subjects to be higher than the control groups. Students preferred learning through interactive tools with colourful images and animations.
Training for the Elderly to Improve Skills in Preventing and Managing Chronic Diseases
Authors: Andriane Yuke , Bhekti Rahimah Santun , Kania Dewi Miranti , Annisa Devi Trusda Siti , Awaliya Yulianto Fajar
Published: December 2024

An increasing elderly population in the world has a broad impact on society. Elderly people have different characteristics and are vulnerable to physical and psychological health problems, one of which is chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and coronary heart disease. The elderly require special attention from their families, surrounding communities, and the local government. In response to this, the Unisba Faculty of Medicine organized a Community Service (PKM) activity called "Training for the Elderly to Improve Skills in Preventing and Managing of Chronic Diseases." This activity aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of the elderly in preventing and managing their diseases, which will help prevent complications and increase the quality of life of the elderly. This, in turn, will empower them to remain productive members of society. PKM activities occurred in Cihanjuang Village on July 22-23, 2022. The event was a collaboration of Unisba Medical Faculty, the Cihanjuang village government, and the Parongpong District. A PKM activity was conducted offline for two days with around 60 participants. The activity included comprehensive health education material, assistance and mentoring for elderly people in sports activities, examination and modification of risk factors for chronic diseases. Detection of disease through checking blood pressure, independent blood sugar monitoring at home, and anthropometric examination including body weight, height, upper arm circumference, and waist circumference. The result of these activity showed that the knowledge of elderly on chronic disease management increased by 19.79% based on analysis of pre-test and post-test. It also enhanced the skills of elderly people in early detection and modification of risk factors for chronic diseases. The measurement results indicate that 11.32% of participants are at risk based on BMI, 54,72% are classified as obese 1, and 33.96% are classified as obese 2. All of the participants had a risk of comorbidities based on BMI and waist circumference calculations, with some falling into the category of increased 9.43%, moderate 3.77%, severe 52.83%, and very severe 33.96%. This program will support the accelerated development of Active Alert Villages and Subdistricts as one of the performance targets in the community empowerment process to improve the community's welfare.
 
Keywords: Elderly, chronic disease, co-morbidities, knowledge, skills, Cihanjuang
Developing Simple Android Applications On Websites With MIT App Inventor For Students Of SMAN 4 Bogor City
Authors: Jihadi Hilman , Kristantini Aryanti , Baskoro Harjo , Maulana Dade , Muhammad Sofwan
Published: December 2024

SMAN 4 Bogor is high school under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Culture in the South Bogor sub-district, Bogor city. Located 3 km from zero point Bogor city. This paper presents a workshop on Developing Simple Android Applications Based on Websites with MIT App Inventor conducted for students of SMAN 4 Kota Bogor by lecturers from the Faculty of Computer Science, Information Systems Department, Institut Bisnis Informatika Kosgoro. The workshop aimed to equip students with the skills to create Android applications, understand coding workflows, and conduct application testing. The hands-on training allowed students to apply their knowledge in developing simple everyday applications. The results indicate that students enjoyed the Android, computer, and website-based learning approach, finding it easier to grasp the subject matter. Additionally, there was a noticeable increase in their knowledge of information technology. This was evidenced by their increased engagement and comprehensive understanding during technology-based learning sessions. Students were able to develop simple applications for daily use, demonstrating the workshop's effectiveness in enhancing their technological proficiency.
Application Of Liquid Organic Fertilizer From Moringa Leaves (Moringa Oleifera) On Sweet Plants (Brassica Juncea L)
Authors: Praditya Ade , Elizabeth Mustamu Novilda , Ainy Dalimunthe Badrul , Lestari Widya
Published: December 2024

Liquid Organic Fertilizers Are Fertilizers Made From Plants That Have Been Heated, And The Product Is Liquid. The Purpose Of This Community Service Activity Is To Increase Public Knowledge About Liquid Organic Fertilizers And Skills In Making Poc. This Service Method Consists Of Preparation, Implementation, Monitoring, And Evaluation. Communities Can Make Their Own Poc And Apply It To Plants. And The Processing Results Can Be Used By The Community. The Research Method Used Was 3 Treatments And 4 Replications With A Completely Randomized Design (Crd). This Study Aims To Determine The Effectiveness Of The Combination Of Liquid Organic Fertilizer Of Moringa Leaves On The Growth Of Mustard Greens (Brassica Juncea L).
Workshop Introducing The Internet Of Things For Teachers And Students Ar Ridho Al-Qur'an Educational
Authors: Kurniawan Ari , Sidik Permana Dwi , Jaya Rahmat , Angellia Filda , Ervianti Natalia , Utami Dewi Dyah , Febriansyah Muhammad
Published: December 2024

The scientific approach to computer technology is a support in all fields of education and at all levels of education. One of them is about the Internet of Things or what is usually called IoT. At the Al-Qur'an Education Park (TPA), computer technology knowledge and the like are a support for learning, but this knowledge cannot be directly obtained considering that there are no scientific resources such as teachers who are experts in this field, high implementation costs, concerns about security and data privacy, resistance to change, and inadequate technological infrastructure. By overcoming these challenges through the right approach and adequate support, implementing IoT in TPA can bring significant benefits in improving the quality of education and students' readiness to face an increasingly digital future. Based on these points, lecturers from the Faculty of Computer Science, Kosgoro 1957 Institute of Business and Informatics, designed Community Service activities (PKM) with the main aim of implementing the Internet of Things (IoT) in the Al-Qur'an Education Park (TPA) in order to improve the quality of education in an innovative and efficient way. By utilizing IoT, this activity is expected to make a real contribution to the transformation of education in TPA. This activity was carried out in the form of a workshop, including providing intensive workshops to teachers and students about the basics of IoT, the use of IoT devices, and other technologies related to IoT. Apart from that, there was also an outreach session for teachers and students about the benefits and importance of IoT in life. The application of IoT in TPA not only improves the quality of learning, but also has broad implications, such as empowering teachers in using technology, as well as increasing awareness of the importance of being wise in using technology. This PKM activity can also be a model for other educational institutions in adopting technology to improve the quality and effectiveness of education.
Environmental Love Movement Through Environmental Poster Training, Waste Sorting Training and Organic Liquid Fertilizer Making
Authors: Mulyani Reni , Nur Milla Amalia
Published: December 2024

A healthy environment makes us less susceptible to various diseases Dengue fever, malaria, vomiting and other diseases. Not only in hygiene, environmental cleanliness also has a big influence. Comfort, beauty, and a beautiful environment ultimately bring peace. .The environmental movement carries out community service by educating waste sorting and waste management through seminars and workshops as well as environmental digital poster training. seminars and workshops as well as digital poster training for the environment to maintain a beautiful, clean and healthy environment. The purpose of the event was to encourage and educate the community to be able to handle waste, care, protect and love the environment as well as develop computerization skills. develop computerization skills. Methods of instilling the love movement the environment through waste sorting seminars, workshops on managing organic waste into liquid organic fertilizer, and training on making digital posters.
organic waste into liquid organic fertilizer, and training in making digital posters by computerization. This community service increases the understanding of understanding of the community in separating organic, inorganic, and B3 waste, the community can practice and master the making of liquid organic fertilizer, and the community can make liquid organic fertilizer, can practice and master the making of liquid organic fertilizer, and can also campaign for the environment through posters. campaigning for the environment through digital posters.
Strengthening Business Mindset in Facing Digitalization for the People of Gapan, Philippines
Authors: Dura Justita , Cahyaningtyas Fadilla , Dewi Indahsari Rina , Lailatu Aqromi Nur , Nurul Afiyah Siti , Setyorini Setyorini , Arifin Samsul , Danar Kurniawan Karolus , Hari Kurniawan Hironimus , Kala'lembang Adriani
Published: December 2024

This community service program aims to increase understanding and digitalization skills among business people in Gapan. This program includes various main activities such as seminars, practical skills training, as well as assistance and mentoring sessions. Participants gain insight into the importance of digitalization, skills in using business software, data management, digital marketing, and e-commerce. Mentoring and mentoring help participants apply knowledge in their business context, overcome practical challenges, and develop an adaptive and innovative mindset. The program results show an increase in participants' awareness, knowledge and skills regarding digitalization. Evaluation through participant satisfaction surveys and training observations indicated a high level of satisfaction and a need for more practical sessions and more intensive mentoring. Overall, this program has succeeded in preparing the people of Gapan to face the digital era and increasing their business competitiveness. Important findings include increased access to technology, knowledge about e-commerce, use of data for business decisions, as well as changes in attitudes and mindsets that are more adaptive and innovative. This program makes a positive contribution to increasing competitiveness and local economic growth
Feed Management And Diversification Forage In The Galang Kangin Goat Farm Group, Apuan Village, Baturiti Tabanan
Authors: Gusti Agus Maha Putra Sanjaya I , Nyoman Kaca I , Ketut Etty Suwitari Ni , Putu Krismayana I , Pradnyagitha Harum Devani Made
Published: December 2024

Goats are potential livestock in Apuan Village, but their development is stillconstrained by the variety of forage available. The community service partner is theGalang Kangin Goat Group. The contribution provided is education about themanagement of providing superior forage that suits the needs of goats, plantingsuperior forage, and training in calculating the nutrients of the ration that will begiven daily. The activity was conducted on 22 June 2024 using the activeparticipation method. The out put of this activity is that farmers are able to choosesuperior forage as goat feed, increase the variety of forage, and are able tocalculate daily nutrition so that the goats they keep can grow and reproducequickly..
Empowering Women Through Innovation In Processing Fishery By-Products Assisted By PT Pertamina Patra Niaga IT Makassar
Authors: Ade Ula Saswini Andi , Pramudikta Sandy , Haris Muh , Wijayanto Dwi , Jusriani Rini
Published: December 2024

The proliferation of businesses in the culinary sector and the increasing number of processed fishery products simultaneously increase the burden of organic waste resulting from community business activities in the Pattingalloang sub-district.  One of the efforts made is need to develop  Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises (MSMEs ) that are able to manage fishery by-products into products with high selling value and high nutrition. This activity was carried out in the Pattingalloang sub-district involving the Srikandi Group assisted by PT Pertamina Patra Niaga IT Makassar. The method used was to provide product making training for women who are members of The Srikandi Group which was then carried out pre and post tests, apart from that, proximate testing was also carried out to ensure that The resulting products have good quality and nutritional content. The results of this activity were able to increase mothers' knowledge regarding the management of fishery by-products and produce fried meatball products from shrimp shells with a calcium content of 679.35 µg/g per 100 grams.
Processing Coconut Pulp as Chicken Feed in Segah Hamlet, Asahduren Village, Pekutatan District, Jembrana Regency, Bali
Authors: Suariani Luh , Made Yudiastari Ni , Made Ayu Suardani Singapurwa Ni , Dian Dharma Yanti Gek , Putu Yoga Ary Nugraha I
Published: December 2024

Coconut is one of the main products produced in Segah Hamlet, Asahduren Village, Jembrana Province, Bali. The PM-UPUD program aims to strengthen the development of farmer groups and MSMEs to strengthen agriculture-based community empowerment and livestock. The operational methods include counseling, direct practice, monitoring, and evaluation. PM-UPUD's partner farmer group is the Kusuma Dewi Farmer Women's Group based in Segah Hamlet. The challenges faced by the partners include the production of traditional tandusan oil and the management of chicken feed. Through PM-UPUD activities, farmer groups have the capacity and skills to make tandusan oil and process coconut pulp into chicken feed in an integrated and comprehensive manner.  Farmer groups can now produce better tandusan oil and process coconut pulp into chicken feed. PM-UPUD activities can increase income and improve the community's welfare, especially group members.
International Culture Awareness: Indonesia-Thailand Joint Community Service
Authors: Arisetyawan Kukuh , Ma‘ruf Aminudin , Seno Aji Tony , Cahyono Hendry , Restikasari Wenny , Srisuk Prattana , Irawan Nico , Kharisma Safa
Published: December 2024

The introduction of Indonesian culture is carried out through an understanding of ethnicity, art, language, and customs. This cultural sharing is considered effective as a means to promote the nation's culture and increase understanding between nations as a bridge to improve cross-cultural understanding and strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries. By introducing Indonesia's cultural diversity to the Thai people, it is hoped that it can increase understanding of the importance of culture as a form of national identity and maintain social harmony. By using the observation approach, sharing season, and presentation to identify the impact of the introduction of Indonesian culture on the perception of Thai society, with the main focus on cultural understanding, we can establish international cooperation. This study shows that this cultural introduction initiative can enrich Indonesia's cultural insights in the Thailand community, especially in Thai Global Business Administration Technological College (TGBC), as well as make them aware of the importance of culture as a national asset that must be preserved and appreciated. This can open up opportunities for cooperation in academic and non-academic fields, which will later create a closer and mutually beneficial relationship between the two countries.
Enhancing Teacher Competency In Using Technology-Based Interactive Learning Media Through Wordwall Training At Tsanawiyah Dharut Thalibin
Authors: Widaningrum Ida , Puji Astuti Indah , Nurfitri Khoiru , Rahmatika Az-Zahra Rifqi , Mustikasari Dyah , Selamat Ali , Widiyahseno Bambang
Published: December 2024

This community service focuses on training teachers to use technology-based interactive learning media, especially the Wordwall platform, for Tsanawiyah Dharut Thalibin, Sampung, Ponorogo, and East Java. This training aims to improve teachers' skills in creating interactive digital worksheets to overcome student boredom and increase active participation in learning. The training was carried out in several stages, starting from problem identification and planning to evaluation. The results of this training showed that most teachers had not previously used technology-based learning media. After the training, teachers can use the Wordwall platform to create interactive learning activities, such as quizzes and games, which are expected to increase student engagement and create a more dynamic learning atmosphere. The evaluation showed increased teachers' understanding and skills in interactive learning media.
Community Service Apply Technology To Support A Green Economy In The Bait Qurani Islamic Boarding School In Bogor District
Authors: Nurato Nurato , Anah Sri , Romahadi Dedik , Enggar Pur nama Rama , Arvisyah Diar , Aditya Bima
Published: December 2024

Bait Qurani was founded in 2008, under the leadership of Ustad Mahsum Salim. This Islamic boarding school is here to build an intelligent, Hafiz and Moral generation based on sincere intentions fi sabilillah. The results of a survey by a team of lecturers and students from Mercubuana University show that there are several problems that occur in this Islamic boarding school, such as large piles of organic and inorganic waste, the absence of a data collection system for students and a lack of knowledge about product sales. Based on the background above, the aim of holding this PKM activity is to provide learning about the importance of this waste problem which must be overcome, through several activities, where this worthless waste will become valuable, namely through technological processing using a composter, where this organic waste will be processed by fermentation to produce liquid fertilizer that can be sold. Likewise, inorganic waste can be recycled into valuable and useful items such as wallets, etc. To collect student data in Islamic boarding schools, how to sell using Smart Application digital marketing. It is hoped that this community service activity can solve problems in Islamic boarding schools, student data collection will be easier and will improve economic levels, so that the welfare of managers will increase.
Strategic Approaches to University Product Marketing in the Global Market
Authors: Silvia Vivi , Zikra Naswatun , Thahira Zia , C. Dawood Taufiq , Nazamuddin Nazamuddin , Zulham T. , Apridar Apridar , Aliasuddin  , Srinita Srinita , Seftarita Chenny
Published: December 2024

This community service program, conducted by Universitas Syiah Kuala (USK) in collaboration with Thaksin University (TSU), aimed to promote effective marketing strategies for university best local products to expand their presence in global markets. The program focused on the utilization of Aceh's patchouli oil, a product with substantial international demand, as an example of how local resources can be developed into competitive products for the global market. The methods used included dissemination sessions, interactive discussions, and demonstrations of products produced by the cooperative to both local farmers and academic partners in Thailand. The results indicated increased participant awareness of the potential of local products, with the Inovac ARC Cooperative playing a key role in the development and marketing of these products. The success of the program was attributed to the integration of product innovation, strategic marketing, and collaboration with international partners. Future programs should focus on strengthening international partnerships and exploring digital marketing strategies to enhance market access for local products. Decision-makers are encouraged to support cooperative initiatives that combine local expertise with global market standards.
Enhancing Financial Literacy of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Malaysia through the Sikapi Uangmu Application
Authors: Rahmawati Ariyani , Ahzar Fahri , Rosadi Samsul
Published: December 2024

This community service program aims to improve the financial literacy of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Malaysia through direct training and digital technology, specifically, the Sikapi Uangmu application developed by the Financial Services Authority. Indonesian Migrant Workers often face challenges in managing their income, particularly in budgeting, investing, and handling debt. This program is designed to equip them with practical financial skills, enabling them to reduce financial risks and prepare for a more stable financial future. The results of this community service program indicate a significant improvement in Indonesian Migrant Workers' ability to manage their finances, including budgeting, selecting safe investments, and managing debt. The Sikapi Uangmu application provides easy and interactive access to financial information, allowing Indonesian Migrant Workers to engage in self-directed learning. Although the program has been successful, several challenges still need to be addressed, such as the digital divide and resistance to changing financial behaviors. Overall, the program has had both short-term and long-term positive impacts on Indonesian Migrant Workers in Malaysia and their families in Indonesia. However, its sustainability requires further adjustments to overcome technological barriers and to support more sustainable financial behavior changes
Training Installation and Configuration Network Computer Simple for Students of Cipta Insani Vocational School Independent
Authors: Subekti Rino , Puspitasari Devi , Ghanistantiono Ghanistantiono , Maulana Dade , Ardhianto Erdiek , Raihan Muhammad
Published: December 2024

Training installation and configuration network computer simple for students of Cipta Insani Vocational School Independent aiming For increase understanding and skills student in build as well as manage network computer . The method used in devotion This is approach practical through session theory and practice directly , where students given material about the basics network , device hard used , as well as steps installation and configuration . The results of training This show improvement knowledge student about network computer , which is measured through pre-test and post-test, as well bait come back positive from participant about involvement and implementation material . With training this , it is expected student can implement knowledge gained​ in projects at school and in the world of work in the future . The success of this program shown with activity  all participants and enthusiasts participant do discussion and results questionnaire satisfaction show  by 90.50% of participants satisfied with existence training This Because can increase understanding as well as ability practical student about Network Computer
Mentoring the Development of Mental Health Systems in Schools
Authors: Sanyata Sigit , Sutanti Natri , Erma Gunawan Nanang , Suwarjo Suwarjo , Munika Bastia Ramadani Cut
Published: December 2024

This community service program aims to provide assistance to guidance and counseling teachers who are expected to become pioneers of the school mental health system. The emergence of increasingly complex mental health problems in schools cannot only be handled in responsive and curative ways but also need to be accompanied by preventive efforts from the school. By using the paradigm of positive psychology and positive education through the PROSPER model, guidance and counseling teachers and schools in general are able to collect resources to build a mental health system in schools. The PROSPER model consists of seven components, namely positivity, relationships, outcomes, strength, purpose, engagement, and resilience. The partners selected for this community service are guidance and counseling teachers at junior high schools in the Karanganyar area under the auspices of the Karanganyar Regency Education and Culture Office. The number of participants who attended was 30 guidance and counseling teachers from both private and public schools in this area. The assistance carried out was carried out over a period of 3 months starting with initial coordination, provision of materials, workshops and assistance and monitoring. Initial coordination was carried out through the WhatsApp group media, then the provision of materials was carried out offline. This material provision activity was then continued with a workshop on preparing SOPs for implementing the PROSPER model. It is hoped that after participating in this program, target partners will have the capacity to develop mental health systems and implement them independently and sustainably. The outputs in this PkM include mandatory outputs, namely partner cooperation letters, IA scripts, print and social media publications, and PkM activity posters.
International Community Service: Animal Welfare Campaign And Education For Elementary Student In Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia
Authors: Ayu Kartika Sari Dian , Apritya Desty , Noor Rahman Moh.
Published: December 2024

The existence of animals has a very important role in the lives of children around the world who generally place animals as their closest friends. Having pets for children provides benefits in the form of social support, reducing stress levels and can increase empathy for other living things. Children who love their pets will usually become someone who is aware of the importance of animal welfare and most importantly has a humane character. Animal Welfare Education for children at the elementary school level aims to provide early prevention of animal abuse and improve humane character. Therefore, this Community Service aims to provide early education to children at the elementary school level about the importance and how to apply animal welfare values in everyday life, which in the long term will bring goodness and benefits to human health and welfare.