PKM-P

Increasing Knowledge of Anemia in Adolescents Through the Leaflet Media “Anemia and Adolescent Nutrition”

2025-06-04T19:41:31+07:00

Adolescent girls are very susceptible to anemia. Health education on anemia in schools is an effective strategy to reduce the number of anemia in adolescent girls, one of which is through educational media such as leaflets. This community service activity uses the Community Development (community empowerment) method. The activity was carried out in February 2024. The location of the activity is Madrsasah Tsanawiyah Negeri 1 Serang with a target of 34 girl teenagers in February 2025. Community service activities include pre-test, education, and post-test. Data analysis using the Wilcoxon test. The results of the pre-test and post-test showed an average increase in knowledge score of 15.8%. The number of participants with good knowledge increased significantly from 50% to 82.4%, while those with sufficient and insufficient knowledge decreased. The Wilcoxon statistical test showed a significant effect of education using leaflets on increasing adolescent knowledge about anemia and nutrition, with a p value <0.001. Education using leaflets in schools and youth communities is highly recommended as an efficient prevention strategy, as well as the development of other educational media such as animated videos or mobile applications to reach more youth

Raising Awareness and Driving Change Through Eco-Living Education as Sustainability in Ubung Village

2025-06-04T19:41:00+07:00

This Community Service Program aims to enhance public awareness of environmental sustainability through eco-living education in Ubung Village. The program is designed to provide an understanding of the importance of an environmentally friendly lifestyle and the implementation of sustainable practices in daily life. The methods used in this activity include a participatory approach through socialization, training, and hands-on practice in waste management, water conservation, and the utilization of renewable energy. The community is encouraged to actively participate in these activities to enhance their understanding and skills in applying eco-living principles. The results of this activity indicate an increase in awareness and participation of the community in adopting a sustainable lifestyle. The program successfully reduced single-use plastic consumption, raised awareness of proper waste management, and promoted the wise use of natural resources. With eco-living education, the people of Ubung Village are expected to continue practicing sustainable living, contributing to environmental preservation.

Optimization of the Use of Organic Fertilizer in Urban Farming to Improve Agricultural Yield in Ubung Village

2025-06-04T19:40:47+07:00

Urban farming has emerged as a vital solution to address challenges such as limited land availability, population growth, and rising food demands in urban areas. This community service program aimed to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability through the effective use of organic fertilizers. The program focused on educating and empowering the Jelita Women Farmers Group (KWT) and the broader community in Ubung Village, providing hands-on training in organic fertilizer management and sustainable farming practices. Over one-week implementation period, the program included workshops, practical demonstrations, and the distribution of agricultural resources such as seeds, organic fertilizers, and tools. A comprehensive 30-day evaluation phase assessed the program’s impact, revealing significant improvements in soil fertility, crop yields, and community participation. Crops such as vegetables, chilies, melons, and Family Medicinal Plants (TOGA) showed markedly better harvest results compared to pre-training levels. This program also fostered greater awareness of sustainable agriculture and organic waste management, encouraging environmentally friendly practices. These outcomes highlight the program’s success in addressing key challenges and its potential to serve as a model for sustainable urban farming initiatives in other regions.

Increasing Environmental Awareness Through Socialization of Sorting Organic and Non-Organic Waste in Ubung Village

2025-06-04T19:40:36+07:00

The increasing complexity of waste management, driven by population growth and declining quality of life, has become a critical issue, particularly in areas like Ubung Village, Bali. This community service program aimed to raise awareness among Ubung Village residents about the importance of sorting organic and non-organic waste. The program utilized socialization and demonstration methods to educate the community on proper waste management practices. The results indicated an improvement in the community's understanding of waste sorting, leading to more organized waste management. The program highlighted the necessity of education and access to information in fostering sustainable waste management practices. Data from the Bali Provincial Forestry and Environment Agency revealed that Bali's waste volume reached 3,198 tons per day in the first half of 2024, with Denpasar City contributing the most. The lack of public awareness and proper waste sorting systems exacerbates environmental issues, particularly with non-organic waste like plastic, which takes centuries to decompose. The program emphasized the 3R principle (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) as a strategic approach to waste management. Through direct socialization activities, including presentations and questionnaires, the program successfully increased the community's motivation to implement waste sorting. However, challenges remain due to the lack of adequate facilities for waste separation. The program concluded that ongoing education and regular follow-up activities are essential to sustain waste sorting practices and reduce environmental pollution. This initiative serves as a foundational step towards building a more environmentally conscious community in Ubung Village.

The Utilization of Ecobricks in Waste Management as an Effort to Reduce Plastic Waste

2025-06-04T19:40:23+07:00

The management of plastic waste presents a serious challenge in Indonesia, particularly in urban areas. This community service initiative aims to enhance students' awareness regarding plastic waste management through the Ecobrick method at SD Negeri 1 Ubung, North Denpasar District. The activity involved 30 students from class 4C and was conducted on January 24, 2025. Through this program, students were introduced to the principles of the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and taught how to create Ecobricks from plastic waste. The results of the activity indicated that students not only understood the importance of waste segregation but also successfully produced Ecobricks that can be used as plant pots. This program has a positive impact on fostering an environmentally conscious mindset among the younger generation. The success of the Ecobrick method at SD Negeri 1 Ubung practical its potential for implementation in other schools and can serve as a model for sustainable community-based waste management. Further community service initiatives are necessary to explore the long-term impacts of this environmental education.