Seminar Pengabdian Masyarakat 2025 diselenggarakan sebagai wadah kolaboratif bagi para akademisi, praktisi, dan masyarakat untuk berbagi pengetahuan, pengalaman, serta hasil implementasi kegiatan pengabdian yang berdampak nyata bagi pembangunan berkelanjutan. Kegiatan pengabdian merupakan salah satu pilar utama Triadarma, yang berperan strategis dalam menjembatani ilmu pengetahuan dengan kebutuhan masyarakat. Seiring dengan kompleksitas tantangan global seperti perubahan iklim, krisis pangan, serta ketimpangan ekonomi dan sosial, diperlukan inovasi lintas sektor yang mampu memperkuat ketahanan dan kemandirian masyarakat. IPB University, sebagai kampus berbasis agromaritim, memiliki peran penting dalam mendorong sinergi antarbidang keilmuan untuk menciptakan solusi berkelanjutan. Seminar ini mencakup berbagai bidang strategis yakni pertanian, peternakan, perikanan, sosial humaniora, ekonomi dan bisnis, ketahanan pangan, serta lingkungan hidup yang saling beririsan dalam membangun kesejahteraan masyarakat. Kegiatan ini, diharapkan terwujud pertukaran gagasan, inovasi, dan praktik terbaik dalam pelaksanaan pengabdian masyarakat yang tidak hanya meningkatkan kesejahteraan sosial-ekonomi, tetapi juga menjaga keseimbangan ekologi dan keberlanjutan sumber daya alam. Tujuan: Meningkatkan kolaborasi dan sinergi lintas disiplin ilmu antara akademisi, pemerintah, pelaku usaha, dan masyarakat dalam pengembangan model pengabdian masyarakat berbasis inovasi dan keberlanjutan. Menyebarluaskan hasil-hasil pengabdian masyarakat di bidang pertanian, peternakan, perikanan, sosial humaniora, ekonomi dan bisnis, ketahanan pangan, serta lingkungan hidup sebagai inspirasi dan referensi bagi pengembangan kebijakan dan praktik di tingkat lokal maupun nasional. Mendorong lahirnya inovasi dan solusi aplikatif yang mampu memperkuat ketahanan pangan, meningkatkan kesejahteraan ekonomi masyarakat, serta menjaga kelestarian lingkungan hidup melalui pendekatan agrososioekonomi yang berkelanjutan. Subtema Kegiatan: Pertanian , Kehutanan, dan Lingkungan Hidup: Bidang ini mencakup kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat yang berfokus pada peningkatan produktivitas dan keberlanjutan sektor pertanian, kehutanan, serta pengelolaan lingkungan hidup. Fokus kegiatan meliputi penerapan teknologi tepat guna, konservasi sumber daya alam, pengelolaan lahan dan air secara berkelanjutan, serta mitigasi dan adaptasi terhadap perubahan iklim. Peternakan dan Perikanan: Bidang ini menitikberatkan pada peningkatan efisiensi dan produktivitas subsektor peternakan dan perikanan melalui manajemen pakan dan budidaya, serta peningkatan kualitas produk hewani dan perikanan. Teknologi, Informasi, dan Perencanaan: Bidang ini berfokus pada pengembangan dan penerapan inovasi teknologi, sistem informasi, serta perencanaan pembangunan wilayah berbasis data dan kebutuhan masyarakat. Kegiatan dalam bidang ini meliputi pengembangan perangkat lunak, literasi digital, perencanaan tata ruang, sistem informasi geografis, serta penerapan teknologi digital untuk peningkatan kualitas pelayanan publik. Sosial dan Humaniora: Bidang ini mencakup pengabdian masyarakat yang bertujuan meningkatkan kualitas kehidupan sosial, budaya, pendidikan, dan kemanusiaan. Fokus kegiatan meliputi pemberdayaan dan penguatan kapasitas masyarakat, pelestarian nilai-nilai budaya lokal, peningkatan kualitas pendidikan, serta pengembangan modal sosial. Ekonomi, Manajemen, dan Kebijakan: Bidang ini berfokus pada penguatan kapasitas ekonomi masyarakat melalui penerapan prinsip manajemen yang efektif, inovasi kebijakan publik, serta peningkatan tata kelola kelembagaan ekonomi lokal. Kegiatan dapat meliputi pendampingan usaha mikro, kecil, dan menengah (UMKM), pelatihan manajemen keuangan, penguatan kelembagaan ekonomi desa, serta advokasi kebijakan pembangunan berbasis riset. Ekosistem Bisnis dan Kewirausahaan Sosial: Bidang ini mencakup pengembangan ekosistem bisnis yang inklusif dan berkelanjutan melalui pendekatan kewirausahaan sosial. Fokus kegiatan meliputi inovasi model bisnis berbasis komunitas, penguatan jejaring usaha lokal, peningkatan nilai tambah produk, serta pengembangan kapasitas kewirausahaan yang memperhatikan aspek sosial dan lingkungan.
Direktorat Pengembangan Masyarakat Agromaritim
Transformasi Produk Lokal Desa Dolokgede Kabupaten Bojonegoro Menuju Pasar Ekspor melalui Sekolah Inovasi Pangan dan Kemasan Berkelanjutan
The competitiveness gap of food-based Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the global market is a primary challenge, stemming from an inability to meet international packaging and food safety standards. The IPB 'Dosen Pulang Kampung' (Lecturers Go Home) program in Bojonegoro initiated a community service program to bridge this gap. The main objective of this activity was to transform local products from Dolokgede Village to meet export standards through a 'School of Food Innovation and Sustainable Packaging'. The method used was a descriptive-participatory approach based on community engagement, involving 50 MSME actors, IPB academics, an industry partner (PT Thara Jaya Niaga Holding), and a community partner (Ademos). Key interventions included education, intensive training on Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP), and coaching on packaging re-design. The program results demonstrated a measurable increase in participants' understanding of food safety, assessed via pre-test and post-test. The main achievements were the re-design of three flagship products (Ledre Bojonegoro, Moringa Coffee, and Chocolate Banana Chips) into premium packaging that is functional, safe, and environmentally friendly. Furthermore, the resulting packaging innovations gained national recognition, with two designs entering as finalists in the PackStar Student Competition 2025. This program has also successfully initiated new collaborative networks for export market access and contributed to SDGs 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDGs 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). The Pentahelix synergy proved to be the key to the success of research downstreaming for community empowerment.
Bojonegoro, export, food safety, lecturer goes home, packaging innovation, MSMEs, SDGs
Prouksi Pakan Mandiri Untuk Perikanan Berkelanjutan Di Desa Petir Dramaga Bogor
Petir Village, the oldest and largest village in Dramaga District, Bogor Regency, West Java, spans 448.25 hectares, accounting for approximately 18.5% of the district’s total area. The village has significant potential for freshwater fish farming; however, one of the major challenges in developing aquaculture is the availability of affordable feed. In response to this issue, the community service program “Independent Feed Production for Sustainable Fisheries” was implemented in Petir Village. The program aims to provide locally produced, cost-effective feed to support sustainable aquaculture practices, enhance fish productivity, and strengthen the economic resilience of local fish farmers. The initiative highlights the importance of community-based innovation in addressing practical constraints in small-scale aquaculture and promoting long-term sustainability in rural fisheries.
freshwater aquaculture, independent feed, sustainable fisheries, community empowerment, economic resilience
Suplementasi Pakan Dengan Peningkat Imunitas Ikan Dan Praktik Manajemen Kualitas Air Untuk Meningkatkan Produktivitas Benih Lele Di Kabupaten Kediri, Jawa Timur
Kediri Regency, East Java, is one of the main centers of catfish production in Indonesia, with fingerling production reaching 13 billion individuals and market-size catfish production of approximately 17,000 tons per year (2024). However, during January–February 2025, mass mortality of catfish fingerlings occurred, particularly at the two-week-old larval stage, resulting in significant losses for hatchery operators. This problem highlights the need for innovation to enhance fish immunity through environmentally friendly approaches. Banana stems are known to contain bioactive compounds that function as natural immunostimulants and have strong potential for development as feed supplementation materials. The innovation of ambon banana stem extract (Patent No. S00202212122) served as the basis for this community service activity. The training program was conducted on July 30, 2025, at the UPT PBAT Pare, Kediri, through collaboration between IPB University and the Kediri Regency Fisheries Office, and was funded by the IPB 2025 Dosen Pulang Kampung scheme. The activity was attended by 25 catfish farmer groups from 13 sub-districts. The training consisted of two sessions: (1) delivery of material on feed supplementation using herbal-based immunostimulants, and (2) hands-on practice in the preparation and application of immunostimulants made from banana stems and tempeh yeast using the coating method. Evaluation was conducted through pre-tests and post-tests, as well as group discussions with farmers. The evaluation results showed an increase in participants’ understanding, with the average post-test score being 34% higher than the pre-test score. This activity equipped hatchery operators and extension officers with practical skills in utilizing banana stems as supplemental feed ingredients and in managing water quality. The training is expected to enhance human resource capacity while providing a preventive, locally based solution to reduce catfish larval mortality.
Pendampingan Paguyuban Kuliner Ciwalen dalam Penerapan Sistem Produksi Halal dan Manajemen Lean
The mandatory halal certification for food and beverage products, which will be fully enforced in October 2026, requires MSME actors to properly understand and implement the Halal Product Assurance System (HPAS). However, the low level of halal literacy among MSMEs remains a major challenge, as observed in the Ciwalen Culinary Association in Sukaresmi District, Cianjur Regency. This community service activity aims to enhance the capacity of MSME actors in implementing a halal production system and preparing for the halal certification process through the self-declare scheme. The implementation methods included counseling, technical training, and direct assistance involving 25 MSME actors who are members of the association. The materials covered HPAS concepts, halal–thoyyib aspects, compliance with food SNI standards, and practical guidance on completing certification documents in the SIHALAL system. The results showed a significant increase in participants’ understanding, indicated by 88% of participants being able to correctly identify HPAS components and 72% successfully completing an initial draft of the self-declare documents. Participants also demonstrated increased readiness to implement halal production standards, including improvements in documentation processes and raw material management.
Desain Penanganan aan Pencegahan Konflik Kawasan Transmigrasi Weri-Saharey
This study identifies at least four typologies of conflict: agrarian conflicts; conflicts related to livelihoods and public services; conflicts associated with religious affairs; and conflicts arising from contestation in village head elections and district-level regional head elections. The study employs a qualitative approach grounded in the position that researchers and community members—the subjects of the research—are inherently close to one another and mutually participate in the data-gathering process through in-depth interviews, everyday-life observations, focus group discussions, and documentation methods. This participatory and advocacy-oriented study successfully facilitated agreements between Indigenous communities and local transmigrant groups, who collectively endorsed the expansion of transmigration initiatives, including the strengthening of basic services and infrastructure in collaboration with relevant agencies and vertical institutions. The study also succeeded in engaging customary elders who were previously “less harmonious,” enabling them—together with other community elements—to participate in policymaking processes. Their involvement ranged from providing inputs and responses to the Deputy Regent of Fakfak District and the Fakfak District House of Representatives, to establishing communication with the Raja of Petuanan Ati-Ati and other stakeholders to support the smooth implementation of future programs in the Weri–Saharey Area, beginning with the recognition of customary land rights, followed by religious guidance initiatives and the strengthening of basic services.
advocation, transmigration, the recognition of customary land rights
Desain Pengembangan Komoditas Unggulan Spesifik Kawasan Transmigrasi Bomberay-Tomage, Kabupaten Fakfak, Provinsi Papua Barat
The Bomberay-Tomage Transmigration Area, Fakfak Regency, West Papua Province, has great and diverse agricultural resource potential, particularly in sago, rice, vegetable horticulture, and fruit horticulture. However, the development of these commodities still faces various obstacles, including suboptimal management from upstream to downstream, low added value of products, and the lack of an integrated regional business ecosystem. The study on the design of the development of specific leading commodities in the Bomberay-Tomage transmigration area serves as the basis for strengthening sustainable economic development in the area based on local potential. The methods used to carry out the activities include field observations, in-depth interviews, focus group discussions (FGD), participatory mapping, value chain analysis, and the determination of commodity priorities using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. The results of the activities show that sago is a key commodity with high added value potential through the development of processed products and the utilization of waste, while rice plays a strategic role in supporting regional food security and horticulture contributes to household daily income. This activity resulted in mapping the potential of the region, identifying critical points in the value chain, and designing an integrated business ecosystem development model that involves strengthening community institutions and multi-stakeholder partnerships. The results of this activity are expected to serve as a reference in formulating programs and policies for the sustainable development of transmigration areas based on specific regional leading commodities.
Bomberay-Tomage, leading commodities, sago, transmigration area
Optimalisasi Tanaman Aren melalui Skema Regenerative Economy dalam Upaya Peningkatan Kesejahteraan, Konservasi Lingkungan dan Swasembada Pangan Pada Masyarakat Adat Kesepuhan Ciherang, Kabupaten Lebak
The productivity of sugar palm in Kesepuhan Ciherang Village remains low due to aging trees, pest attacks, and traditional processing methods that do not meet quality standards, resulting in limited market access and low product value. This community service program aims to improve the welfare of indigenous communities through the optimization of sugar palm cultivation using a Regenerative Economy approach that integrates economic, social, and environmental aspects. The implementation methods included socialization, training on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) for cultivation and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for processing, intensive mentoring by MBKM students, institutional strengthening through the development of BUMMA’s organizational structure, and market access expansion via business matching and contract farming. The first year results include the preparation of GAP and GMP SOPs, establishment of a demonstration plot for sugar palm cultivation on customary land, development of a prototype diversified product in the form of ready-to-use sugar palm syrup, and institutional strengthening through organizational restructuring. The program’s impact is reflected in a 15% increase in knowledge of GAP and GMP,improved institutional capacity, and new market opportunities through partnership networks. In conclusion, the program successfully enhanced farmers’ capacity and the competitiveness of sugar palm-based products while supporting environmental conservation and food self-sufficiency. However, sustainability requires systematic replanting of sugar palm trees, provision of food-grade processing equipment, and broader partnership networks to ensure long-term benefits.
community empowerment, GAP, GMP, regenerative economy, sugar palm
Sekolah Lapang IoT: Pengembangan Masyarakat Desa Wisata Berbasis Budidaya Ikan Koi Melalui Pengembangan Teknologi Digital
The innovation of Internet of Things (IoT) technology has begun to gain recognition in koi aquaculture activities. IoT is expected to help koi farmers address growing challenges such as fluctuating water quality, feeding errors, disease outbreaks, and increasing market competition. The IoT Field School aims to strengthen the capacity of Tourism Village communities in managing koi aquaculture through the use of digital technology based on the Internet of Things (IoT). In addition, the IoT Field School is expected to serve as an IPB University technopark that supports the development of practical digital technologies for rural communities. The activities were carried out through training on IoT frameworks for koi aquaculture, including the use of sensors to monitor water and soil quality, layout planning for IoT system and sensor installation in culture ponds, and the application of IoT for automated feeding. Participants were also introduced to cost estimates for developing affordable IoT systems as a potential long-term investment. In addition, participants received training and guidance on producing short films as a media tool for promoting koi. The series of activities was held in Kuwut Hamlet, Kemloko Village, Nglegok District, Blitar Regency, from 24 to 27 September 2025. Through this training, koi farmers were equipped with knowledge of IoT frameworks for koi aquaculture. The program also provided farmers with the skills and understanding needed to promote koi through engaging and interactive short films. Overall, the program suggests that farmers are beginning to show interest in using IoT for koi cultivation. The adoption of IoT has the potential to improve farming efficiency, enhance the village’s tourism appeal, and foster technological self reliance that could be uniqueness and added value that distinguishes it from other koi farming communities.
capacity building, IoT, koi fish farming technology, promotion
Evaluasi sebagai Fondasi Pengembangan Kawasan Transmigrasi Anawua: Analisis Infrastruktur, Sosial–Kelembagaan, Ekonomi, Ekologi, dan Layanan Dasar
Regional development disparities remain a major challenge in Indonesia, particularly in rural and transmigration areas, where limited access to basic infrastructure and public services continues to constrain socio-economic development. These limitations significantly affect community productivity, mobility, and overall quality of life. The Anawua Transmigration Area in Kolaka Regency has been designated as a national priority area due to its considerable economic resource potential. However, despite this strategic status, the area has not developed optimally as a result of persistent structural and institutional constraints. This research aims to comprehensively evaluate the current conditions of the Anawua Transmigration Area as a foundation for formulating evidence-based recommendations for regional development and strengthening community economic independence. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, integrating primary and secondary data collected through field surveys, spatial mapping, in-depth interviews, focus group discussions (FGDs), participatory observation, and reviews of official planning and policy documents. The analysis focuses on environmental conditions, infrastructure availability, socio-economic characteristics, human resource capacity, and institutional performance to identify key challenges and development opportunities. The findings indicate that inadequate road infrastructure and the absence of a reliable clean water supply system represent the primary barriers to social and economic activities. Environmental issues, including surface runoff flooding, insufficient waste management, and uncontrolled expansion of oil palm plantations, have further degraded residential conditions. Although significant opportunities exist in agriculture, plantation crops, livestock, and fisheries, their development remains limited due to low human resource capacity and weak community-based economic institutions. Emerging social problems, such as drug abuse, alongside limited access to quality education and healthcare services, further exacerbate local vulnerabilities. These findings underscore the urgent need for integrated development interventions focused on improving basic infrastructure, enhancing human resource capacity, strengthening local economic institutions, and developing locally based agribusiness systems to support sustainable development and long-term economic independence in the Anawua Transmigration Area.
basic infrastructure, local economic development, regional development, regional evaluation
Analisis Potensi Komoditas Unggulan di Kawasan Transmigrasi Anawua Kabupaten Kolaka Sulawesi Tenggara
The Anawua Transmigration Area is a strategic region that has developed as a center for settlement and agricultural activities of transmigrant communities from the 1980s to 2016. This study aims to identify the area’s specific leading commodities and to design a sustainable business ecosystem development model based on local potential. The research was conducted from August to December 2025 using a mixed-methods approach, incorporating primary data (interviews, FGDs, and field observations) and secondary data from various official documents. The analysis employed the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to determine commodity priorities, along with value chain analysis, food security assessment, and SWOT analysis to formulate regional development strategies. The findings indicate that coconut is the most prospective commodity, widely distributed across almost all villages, supported by strong ecological adaptability, stable market demand, and significant downstream processing potential. In higher topographic zones, oil palm and citrus serve as viable alternative commodities due to suitable agroclimatic conditions and sufficient market support. Additionally, cocoa, rice, and livestock commodities function as complementary economic contributors. Despite its considerable potential, economic development in the region is hindered by low productivity, weak farmer institutions, limited processing technology, and suboptimal production road infrastructure. The value chain analysis also shows that most products are still sold in raw form, resulting in limited value addition. This study produces a development design for leading commodity–based business ecosystems, encompassing strategies for productivity enhancement, strengthening village economic institutions, developing downstream processing models, and formulating a regional investment roadmap. Strategic recommendations are proposed for national and regional governments as well as private sector partners to encourage inclusive and sustainable economic transformation aligned with national development agendas and the SDGs, particularly in economic growth, food security, and poverty reduction.
AHP, downstream processing, priority commodities, regional development, value chain
Desain Pengembangan Komoditas Unggulan Kawasan Transmigrasi Salor, Kababupaten Merauke, Papua Selatan Bidang Spesifik: Perkebunan
In the context of national development, transmigration areas play an important role as strategic spaces for opening new economic centers. According to the Department of Agriculture of Merauke (Distan Merauke, 2022), the Salor Transmigration Area (KT Salor) is a strategic region with significant potential for the development of plantation commodities such as coconut, sago, cashew, and areca nut. However, the development of the plantation sector in transmigration areas often faces structural challenges, including limited cultivation technology, lack of post-harvest facilities, underdeveloped local economic institutions, and limited market access. These conditions result in relatively low local economic contributions to community welfare. The Patriot Expedition Team is present as an effort to provide a comprehensive overview of region-based plantation potential, while also serving as a foundation for designing adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable development strategies for plantation commodities. Based on findings from land surveys and aerial imagery analysis, the total area of coconut plantations as of December 2025 is 1,459 hectares. Plantation commodities proposed for future development—based on experiences from surrounding regions, industry stakeholders, government considerations, and overall potential—are sugarcane and oil palm. The main actors in the coconut value chain include farmers, collectors, consumers, processors, and sellers of coconuts and their derivative products. Critical points within the coconut value chain include plant conditions, transportation access, dependence on collectors, and downstream processing. Strategic development recommendations include short- and long-term development strategies, proposed support programs, infrastructure improvements, and the promotion of downstream industries and investment.
coconut commodities, oil palm, patriot expedition team, sugarcane
Inovasi Pupuk Organik untuk Meningkatkan Produktivitas Padi dan Ketahanan Pangan Pasca Bencana di Kabupaten Cianjur
Cianjur Regency is one of Indonesia’s national rice production centers; however, increasing rice productivity remains challenging due to farmers’ high dependence on chemical fertilizers, which may degrade soil quality and threaten agricultural sustainability. This community service program aimed to enhance farmers’ knowledge, skills, and independence in producing and applying organic fertilizers based on organic waste to support sustainable agriculture. The program was conducted in Bobojong Village, Mande Sub-district, Cianjur Regency, from May to October 2025, involving 50 farmers. The methods included initial observation, socialization, hands-on training on the production of solid and liquid organic fertilizers, and evaluation using pre-test and post-test instruments. The results demonstrated a significant improvement in farmers’ understanding, as indicated by an increase in the average score from 56 to 71. Farmers also began independently producing and applying organic fertilizers and utilizing household organic waste as raw materials. The program positively impacted farmers’ capacity building, reduced reliance on chemical fertilizers, and created opportunities for sustainability through collective organic fertilizer production initiatives. With continued assistance and multi-stakeholder collaboration, this program has strong potential for replication to strengthen food security and sustainable agriculture in other regions.
Cianjur Regency, community service, organic fertilizer, rice farmers, sustainable agriculture
Optimalisasi Produksi Press Release dengan Artificial Intelligence: Transformasi Digital dalam Komunikasi Pemerintah Kabupaten Pesawaran
This community service activity aimed to enhance the competence of government officials of Pesawaran Regency in producing press releases that are effective, efficient, and compliant with journalistic standards through the utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The innovation implemented in this activity was the use of KelasAbung Press Suite, an AI-based tool designed to support the systematic preparation of press releases through a structured form-filling mechanism. The method employed was a participatory training method, which positioned participants as active subjects in the learning process through stages of preparation and coordination with partners, delivery of conceptual materials, demonstration of AI utilization, hands-on practice, as well as discussion and evaluation. The activity involved 30 officials from the Office of Communication, Informatics, Statistics, and Encryption of Pesawaran Regency. The results indicated that participants were able to understand and independently implement the workflow of KelasAbung Press Suite, starting from completing each form to producing press releases ready for publication. Furthermore, participants expressed positive responses to the activity, as it was perceived to improve work efficiency, accelerate the press release production process, and maintain consistency in structure and writing quality. Overall, this community service activity contributes to supporting the digital transformation of public communication and strengthening the capacity of human resources within local government institutions.
artificial intelligence, digital transformation, government communication, participatory training, press release
Optimalisasi TPS Terpadu untuk Budidaya Ikan Air Tawar Berbasis Maggot BSF: Inovasi Ekonomi Sirkular Menuju Kemandirian Pangan dan Lingkungan Berkelanjutan di Desa Randuboto, Kecamatan Sidayu, Kabupaten Gresik
Randuboto Village has good potential for the development of freshwater aquaculture; however, production efficiency remains limited by the high cost of feed. The utilization of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) maggot through an Integrated Waste Processing Site (TPS Terpadu) offers a bioconversion-based solution to transform organic waste into a high-value alternative protein source. A training program on the implementation of the TPS Terpadu system using BSF maggot was conducted by lecturers from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, IPB University, to enhance community skills in organic waste management and sustainable independent feed production. The activities were carried out offline and covered materials on maggot cultivation techniques, organic waste management, and the use of maggot as fish feed. Evaluation through pre-tests and post-tests showed a significant improvement in participants’ understanding. The application of this technology is expected to reduce production costs, improve the efficiency of freshwater fish farming, and provide ecological benefits by reducing organic waste. This program also contributes to the achievement of sustainable development goals, particularly in food security, waste management, and environmental sustainability.
alternative fish feed, BSF maggot, circular economy, integrated waste processing site, organic waste
Pendampingan Masyarakat Nelayan Di Pesisir Kabupaten Cirebon Dalam Pencegahan Stunting
Stunting remains a major nutritional problem in Indonesia, with long-term consequences for the quality of human resources. The activity "Mentoring Fishing Communities on the Coast of Cirebon Regency in Stunting Prevention" is designed as a nutrition, health, and parenting education-based intervention strategy tailored to the socio-cultural characteristics of coastal communities. This activity aims to increase the knowledge, attitudes, and practice of coastal communities in preventing stunting through nutrition, health, and parenting education. The activity was held on September 18-19, 2025, involving 58 mothers of under-five children and 20 Posyandu cadres. Training for mothers of under-five children and Paysandú cadres is equipped with pre-test and post-test questionnaires that have been tested for validity and reliability. More than half of the mothers had male toddlers (53.4%). The majority of toddlers were 2–5 years, with an average age of 4 years and 9 months. Most mothers had secondary education (junior high school – high school) and were housewives. There was a significant increase in knowledge (p=0.003), attitudes (p=0.048), and practices (p=0.018) scores after training for mothers of under-five children, while for Posyandu cadres, a significant increase was only seen in knowledge (p<0.001) and practice (p=0.002) scores. A nutrition, health, and childcare education-based intervention strategy for mothers, Posyandu cadres, and coastal communities in Cirebon Regency can improve nutrition knowledge, attitudes, and practices. These activities need to be carried out sustainably to have an impact on stunting prevention.
education, health, nutrition, parenting, stunting
Pemberdayaan Kampung Nelayan Ikan Sidat (Anguilla Spp) di Muara Sungai Cibuni Desa Tegal Buleud Kabupaten Sukabumi, Jawa Barat.
The Community Service Program (Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat) titled “Empowerment of an Eel (Anguilla spp.) Fishermen Village at the Cibuni River Estuary, Tegal Buleud Village, Sukabumi Regency, West Java” aims to establish a sustainable Eel Fishermen Village model based on community empowerment in Tegal Buleud Village. This program is motivated by the significant potential of eel (Anguilla spp.) resources in the Cibuni River estuary, which local fishermen have not optimally utilized. The specific objectives of this program include providing technical training and developing technological innovations for eel aquaculture from the glass eel to elver stages using a Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS), establishing independent fishermen institutions, formulating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for glass eel cultivation, and promoting the development of eel as a functional food product. This program aligns with the achievement of six Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), SDG 14 (Life Below Water), and SDG 15 (Life on Land). Program implementation included activity socialization, RAS aquaculture training (with 40 participants), and hands-on practice in RAS installation. The results showed that after 74 days of rearing, glass eels with an initial weight of 0.16 grams per individual successfully reached a size of 15–20 grams per individual. The initial stocking of 1 kg of glass eels was disrupted by a week-long power outage, which caused mass mortality and left only 50 eels remaining. This issue was addressed by procuring a generator set to support future aquaculture activities at the assisted site. The mandatory outputs of this program include an activity report and publications in a community service journal (currently under review) as well as mass media coverage (four links). The optional outputs produced consist of a glass eel aquaculture training module, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), and an eel aquaculture video.
Eel (Anguilla spp.), Glass Eel, Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS), SDGs, Sustainable Eel Fishermen Village, Tegal Buleud
Pembinaan Fasilitator Ketahanan Keluarga
The family is the smallest unit in society that plays an important role as a national asset and the main foundation for human development. The family is not only seen as a target, but also as an actor or subject of development that plays a strategic role in shaping quality human resources. However, various challenges still need to be overcome in realising a prosperous family, especially those related to the readiness of family members' resources, the quality of child care, family harmony, and family resilience in facing social and economic dynamics. Based on these conditions, this community service activity aims to increase the capacity of Family Resilience Facilitators to support the implementation of government functions in the field of women's empowerment and child protection, while strengthening the role of higher education institutions in the development of quality and productive families in Bekasi Regency. The activity was conducted face-to-face through coaching, training, and direct assistance to facilitators at the village, neighbourhood, and community group levels, involving the Women's Empowerment and Child Protection Agency, the SAPA Bekasi Task Force, and the KEJAR PERMATA and Sekolah Keluarga Berkualitas innovation programmes. The material provided covered 21 topics from the West Java Women's School and 6 topics from the Sekolah Keluarga Berkualitas, delivered in a contextual manner according to community needs. The results of the activity showed an increase in the knowledge, skills and understanding of facilitators in carrying out their educational roles related to strengthening family functions, child care and the prevention of domestic violence, although the implementation of the activity still faced constraints in terms of budget and time. The conclusion of this activity shows that the development of Family Resilience Facilitators through an educational and participatory approach is an effective strategy in supporting the realisation of prosperous families and sustainable community development.
facilitators, family development, family resilience, prosperous families
Program Sekolah Tangguh Pangan dan Pertanian: Pelatihan Pengolahan Limbah Sekolah dan Pengembangan Kantin Sekolah
The Resilient Food and Agriculture School Program is a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening food security and environmental awareness through educational approaches at the school level. Schools serve as social agents that hold a unique position in shaping consumption behavior, health, and values of sustainability from an early age. This activity was conducted at Sekolah Semai, Jepara Regency, Central Java, with a focus on developing sustainable school waste management systems and healthy canteens. The Participatory Action Research (PAR) approach was applied to actively involve teachers, canteen managers, and garden managers in the learning process and the implementation of activities. The program consists of three main components: nutrition education through My Plate Contents, organic waste management using Local Microorganisms (MOL), and training in environmentally friendly canteen management. Evaluation results show an increase in student knowledge scores from 2415 (pre-test) to 2540 (post-test). Although the increase in knowledge is quite significant, weaknesses were still found in understanding the fundamental principles of organic waste management, knowledge of green school policies, and the history of national nutrition guidelines. This activity demonstrates that participatory education based on real-world practice can improve nutrition literacy, ecological awareness, and help shape sustainable behaviors within the school environment.
food security, MOL, PAR, school cafeteria, waste processing
Pengembangan Komoditas Unggulan Berbasis Potensi Lokal di Kawasan Transmigrasi Rasau Jaya, Kabupaten Kubu Raya, Kalimantan Barat
Development of transmigration areas based on local potential is an important strategy to strengthen community economic resilience and reduce dependence on a single commodity. This study aims to identify leading commodities and analyze value chains and economic feasibility in the Rasau Jaya Transmigration Area, Kubu Raya Regency, West Kalimantan. The research employed a mixed-methods approach, with data collected through field surveys, in-depth interviews, Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), and Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA). The determination of leading commodities was conducted using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), while further analyses included value chain analysis, value-added analysis, supply chain efficiency, and economic feasibility assessment. The AHP results indicate that areca nut and coconut achieved the highest total scores (>4.0), categorizing them as the most prospective leading commodities. Value-added analysis shows that areca nut and coconut farming generates positive value added at the farmer level, although value distribution remains concentrated among downstream actors. Value chain analysis identifies critical points in post-harvest handling and an oligopsonistic market structure, which weakens farmers’ bargaining position. Economic feasibility analysis demonstrates that the development of areca nut and coconut is financially viable, as indicated by positive NPV values, Net B/C ratios greater than 1, and IRR values exceeding the prevailing benchmark interest rate. Development strategies should therefore focus on improving post-harvest quality, strengthening farmers’ economic institutions, and promoting downstream processing to achieve a more equitable and sustainable distribution of value added in transmigration areas.
added value, economic feasibility, superior commodities, transmigration, value chain
Peningkatan Kapasitas Peternak dan Penerapan Suplementasi Vitamin D3 sebagai Strategi Peningkatan Kualitas Telur Puyuh di Kabupaten Bogor
Quail are a type of poultry that produce eggs with high economic value and play an important role as a source of animal protein for the community. The availability of quality feed is a key factor in determining the productivity and quality of quail eggs. The addition of vitamin D to rations is known to contribute to improving production performance, including quail day production (QDP), shell strength, and feed efficiency. This community service activity aims to introduce, implement, and test the benefits of vitamin D supplementation in feed on increasing quail egg productivity among farmer groups in Bogor Regency. The program was implemented through technical assistance to farmer partners, including the provision of three types of training materials, testing the application of vitamin D supplementation, and evaluating participant understanding through pre- and post-tests. Field testing was conducted on 750 quail with two feed treatments: a control ration and a ration supplemented with vitamin D3 at 1.5 g/kg of feed, given to three quail age groups (40 days, 70 days, and 300 days). The results of the activity showed an increase in participant knowledge of 12.63% in training 1, 17.02% in training 2, and 11.11% in training 3, with an average increase of 13.59%. Technically, vitamin D3 supplementation can increase QDP by 1.68%, egg mass production by 0.09%, and feed efficiency by 0.21%. This activity not only strengthens the capacity of farmers but also provides scientific evidence that adding vitamin D3 to feed can be a simple yet effective strategy in increasing the productivity and quality of quail eggs.
control, devotion, efficiency, poultry, testing
Penggunaan Turtle Excluder Device (TED) pada Jaring Arad sebagai Upaya Migrasi menjadi Jaring Hela untuk Keberlanjutan Sumberdaya Perikanan di Teluk Banten Provinsi Banten
To implement environmentally and friendly fishing activities and ensure the sustainability of fisheries resources, outreach on the use and construction of Turtle Excluder Device (TED) needs to be conducted for fishermen. This activity was carried out in Kampung Cituis with a total of 25 participants. The activity was conducted in partnership with the Banten Provincial Marine and Fisheries Office. The objectives of this activity was to improve fishermen understanding of the importance of environmentally sustainable fishing practices and enhancing their understanding of the use of the Turtle Excluder Device (TED). Therefore they can shift toward using environmentally friendly fishing gear. The implementation method of the activity was carried out through several stages, namely a literature study, a site survey, and discussions with the Banten Provincial Marine and Fisheries Office and fisherman groups; implementation of the activity through outreach on environmentally friendly fishing practices; design and construction of the Turtle Excluder Device (TED), its operation; as well as monitoring and evaluation. To assess understanding of environmentally friendly fishing practices and the Turtle Excluder Device (TED), the fisherman was interviewed using questionnaire with closed answer methods. The number of respondents interviewed through the questionnaire was 25. The results of this activity indicate that many fishermen wish for jaring arad to be operated legally, as fisherman obtained profitable income from jaring arad fishing operation. Therefore, in order to be able operate jaring arad, fishemen require a device such as the Turtle Excluder Device (TED) to reduce bycatch. To date, fisherman have not used TED due to limited information about it. Through this outreach process, 83% of participants expressed willingness to use TED.
bycatch, fishing, jaring arad, turtle excluder device
GAPAI REMAJA SEHATI: Gerakan Anti Pernikahan Dini untuk Remaja Sehat dan Bergizi
Early marriage, limited reproductive health literacy, and insufficient adolescent understanding of balanced nutrition remain key challenges in Pandeglang Regency. These issues heighten adolescents’ vulnerability to health risks and reduce their readiness for future life stages. This community engagement program aimed to enhance adolescents’ and teachers’ knowledge, skills, and involvement in preventing early marriage through a structured educational intervention that also emphasized the importance of balanced nutrition as a foundation for adolescent well-being. The methods included needs assessment, Training of Trainers for teachers, delivery of learning modules using Gen-Z visual media, facilitation support, and evaluation through pre- and post-tests. The program was implemented in two schools and covered four thematic training modules, nutritional status assessment, and the development of student peer educators. Results indicated significant improvement in knowledge, with mean scores increasing from 76.2 to 83.0 at SMAN 1 Pandeglang and from 65.1 to 73.5 at SMKS Nasyrul Ulum. The greatest gains were observed in the topics of Sexual Violence Prevention and Balanced Nutrition–Body Image. Teachers also demonstrated stronger capacity to independently deliver the materials. Overall, the program effectively improved adolescents’ understanding of reproductive health, balanced nutrition, and early marriage prevention while strengthening school capacity for sustainable health education.
adolescent health, balanced nutrition, early marriage prevention, nutrition education, reproductive health
Eksplorasi Budaya dan Studi Potensi Ekowisata Masyarakat Adat Nufit di Desa Ohoidertutu
Kei Kecil Islands, particularly Ohoidertutu Village, represent a coastal region with high ecological and cultural richness. The Nufit indigenous community upholds the Tabob tradition, a culturally significant practice of utilizing leatherback turtles, although this practice is increasingly pressured by modern influences. This study aims to identify the local wisdom embedded in the Tabob tradition, analyze community perceptions and readiness for conservation-based ecotourism, and assess the ecotourism potential of Ohoidertutu Village. The research employs a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative and quantitative techniques, including in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, questionnaires, and Tourism Suitability Index analysis. The findings indicate that the Tabob tradition continues to be practiced and orally transmitted despite undergoing adaptations over time. The community demonstrates strong knowledge, high support, and readiness to participate in the development of culture and conservation based ecotourism centered on leatherback turtles. The coastal suitability analysis shows a “highly suitable” category (IKW ≥ 2.5), suggesting that integrating cultural values with ecological conservation has the potential to become a sustainable tourism management model in Southeast Maluku.
Peningkatan Pengetahuan Mengenai Konsep Kesejahteraan dan Kemiskinan Melalui Model CIBEST di Pondok Pesantren Al-Ghozali Yogyakarta
The community service program conducted at Pondok Pesantren Al-Ghozali, Yogyakarta, on June 20, 2025, aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the application of the CIBEST model within the pesantren context. In this program, academics from IPB University delivered essential lectures covering the CIBEST profile, Islamic development economics, the concepts of welfare and poverty, the theoretical framework of the CIBEST model, as well as its calculation methods. The program was attended by 65 students (santri) along with the pesantren administrators. Evaluation results indicated that, significantly, the participants demonstrated a strong grasp of the concepts of welfare, poverty, and the implementation of the CIBEST model, with an average post-test score of 82. However, several challenges were encountered, including limited time for in-depth material delivery and the need for broader socialization efforts. To ensure the sustainability of this initiative, a Letter of Intent was signed between IPB University and Pesantren Al-Ghozali, reaffirming a mutual commitment to continue the program. Through this ongoing collaboration, the program is expected to generate a broader positive impact by enhancing the community’s understanding and practical application of the CIBEST model to improve both material and spiritual welfare. Recommendations derived from the program include strengthening socialization efforts, further developing program materials, and involving a wider range of stakeholders to deepen the understanding of the CIBEST model. Ultimately, this initiative is expected to make a meaningful contribution to improving community welfare and empowering pesantren communities to implement the model in a sustainable manner.
CIBEST model, education, islamic boarding school, poverty
Peningkatan Kesejahteraan Petani Kopi di Desa Sekitar Hutan Kabupaten Cianjur melalui Pemanfaatan Limbah Kopi sebagai Pakan Ternak
The aims of this study to enhance the welfare of coffee farmers by optimizing the use of coffee waste, which has been largely neglected. Coffee waste, which includes coffee husk, coffee grounds, mucilage, and silver skin, has great potential to be processed into high-nutrient animal feed. This program includes training and mentoring on how to process coffee waste into efficient animal feed and formulate rations based on coffee waste for poultry and ruminants. The program involves coffee farmers and farmer groups in Cianjur Regency, who have the potential to turn coffee waste into value-added products. The results of the training show an increase in farmers' knowledge and skills in processing coffee waste into nutritious animal feed. By utilizing coffee waste, farmers are expected to reduce feed costs, improve livestock productivity, and create new business opportunities. This program also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing coffee waste disposal.
animal feed, business diversification, coffee waste, farmers' welfare, waste processing
Desain Pengembangan Komoditas Unggulan Hortikultura di Mengkendek, Tana Toraja, Sulawesi Selatan
Transformasi transmigrasi yang mengacu pada Sustainable Development Goals merupakan terobosan baru sebagai bagian dari program Asta Cita Presiden Republik Indonesia ke-8. Transmigrasi tidak berfokus pada perpindahan penduduk, namun diarahkan untuk pengembangan wilayah yang kurang terjangkau publik. Salah satu strategi penting yang dalam upaya pencapaian SDGs di Indonesia, khususnya dalam mendorong pembangunan yang mendukung kegiatan produktif, penciptaan lapangan kerja yang layak, penguatan kewirausahaan, serta peningkatan kreativitas dan inovasi dengan melakukan pengembangan komoditas unggulan berbasis kondisi lingkungan lokal. Kegiatan ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi dan menetapkan komoditas unggulan hortikultura di Kawasan Mengkendek. Kawasan Mengkendek, Tana Toraja merupakan salah satu lokus transmigrasi yang memiliki potensi tinggi dikarenakan kondisi agroklimat mayoritas dataran tinggi sehingga sangat mendukung pengembangan komoditas hortikultura. Ketinggian wilayah pada kawasan ini terukur rentang 900 - 1358 mdpl dengan terbagi menjadi tiga kecamatan, Mengkendek sebagai center of location dan didukung oleh Kecamatan Gandang Batu Sillanan dan Sanggalla Selatan. Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa cabai super pedas, kopi, dan padi menjadi komoditas unggulan potensial di kawasan Mengkendek. Cabai super pedas di wilayah ini telah terdaftar oleh Kementerian Pertanian bernama Katokkon Sayang. Nilai historis, sosial, ekonomi dan budaya cabai Katokkon dan kopi Toraja menjadi prospek nilai tambah untuk pengembangan hortikultura di dataran tinggi. Desain pengembangan yang disusun mencakup model ekosistem bisnis terintegrasi yang memperkuat konektivitas antara produksi, pengolahan, kelembagaan ekonomi desa, pembiayaan, dan pemasaran. Rekomendasi strategis meliputi pendampingan intensif, modernisasi teknologi budidaya, peningkatan kapasitas petani dan kelembagaan lokal, hilirisasi produk unggulan, serta pembangunan jejaring kemitraan multi-pihak. Implementasi desain ini diharapkan mampu memperkuat daya saing kawasan Mengkendek sebagai lokus utama transmigrasi di Kabupaten Tana Toraja, Sulawesi Selatan.
coffee, economic institutions, intensive mentoring, product hilirization, super-spicy chili
Pengembangan Ekosistem Bisnis Kawasan Melalui Inovasi Hilirisasi Komoditas Unggulan Lokal di Kawasan Transmigrasi Subah
The Subah Transmigration Area is one of the transmigration regions in Sambas Regency, West Kalimantan, covering an area of 75,274 hectares dominated by agricultural and plantation land. The potential of leading commodities in the agriculture and plantation sectors needs to be developed to improve the local economy and ensure the sustainability of the business ecosystem. Research on recommendations for developing the local leading commodity business ecosystem through the Patriot Expedition Program of the Ministry of Transmigration in collaboration with IPB University in the Transmigration Area is being conducted as an effort to promote this potential. The activities of the Patriot Expedition Team Output 2 were carried out over four months from August to December 2025, aiming to map potential, recommend downstreaming schemes, and identify investment opportunities in the development of the local leading commodity business ecosystem. The research scheme for developing a commodity-based business ecosystem was conducted in several stages: field observation, interviews, Focus Group Discussions (FGD), and data-based recommendations. Based on field observations and primary data analysis using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method and farm business analysis, it was found that the leading local commodities in the area are oil palm, areca nut, and rice. A series of discussion forums with local residents and stakeholders were held to validate the leading local commodities, the results of which were formulated into the preparation of SWOT matrices, Business Model Canvas (BMC), supply chain analysis, and product specification testing of the leading commodities. The recommended schemes that have been designed were then revalidated through FGD activities to ensure that the downstreaming schemes are relevant for application in the area.
patriot expedition, potential commodities, Subah transmigration area
Pembentukan Science Techno Park Ipb University Bidang Energi dan Bidang Pendidikan di Desa Situ Ilir, Kecamatan Cibungbulang, Kabupaten Bogor
This report summarises the implementation of the second year of the three-year plan of the "Regional-Based Empowerment" (PDB) program, with a focus on the Establishment of IPB University's Science Techno Park in the Field of Energy and Education in Situ Ilir Village, Cibungbulang, Bogor. This program is driven by the village's low educational level and abundant rice husk waste. The general objective of the activity is to establish a science techno park to apply IPB's superior research results and support regional development programs. The solutions implemented cover two main areas: Energy Sector: Training 20 farmer contacts to make IPB Husk Stoves to utilise rice husk waste as a new, renewable energy source, while increasing family energy security. Education Sector: Training 20 junior high and high school teachers using Phet.colorado.edu physics simulations to improve the quality of teacher education. Human Resources (HR). The activities implemented include Husk Stove Training in September 2025 and Virtual Laboratory Training in October 2025. The outputs achieved include news publications in mass media, articles accepted for publication in SINTA-accredited national journals, draft credit recognition for four students, activity videos on YouTube, posters, and Intellectual Property Rights in the form of registered Patents. This program aims to establish a husk stove production centre and PhET simulator cadres for village sustainability and independence.
renewable energy, rice husk stove, science techno park, STEM education, village self-reliance
Kajian Desain Pengembangan Komoditas Tanaman Pangan Unggulan Spesifik Kawasan Transmigrasi Ponu, Timor Tengah Utara, Nusa Tenggara Timur
This study aims to analyze the potential, challenges, and development direction of priority food crop commodities in the Ponu Transmigration Area, North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. The assessment employed a mixed-method approach, including structured interviews, soil ecology observations, Focus Group Discussions using the Appreciative Inquiry framework, and participatory homestead mapping. These methods were used to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the biophysical conditions, agroecology, socio-economic structure, and market dynamics within the study area. The results indicate that rice and maize serve as the main commodities supporting household food security and income; however, their productivity remains low due to limited water availability, declining soil quality, inadequate agricultural facilities, and weak local economic institutions. The area’s dry agroclimatic conditions, characterized by a short rainy season, make cultivation highly dependent on rainfall and generally allow only one rice planting season per year. Nevertheless, market opportunities for rice remain promising, as shown by high local demand and a supply deficit at the district level. Economic feasibility analysis further suggests that improved access to water through reservoirs, bore wells, or simple irrigation systems can increase cropping frequency and positively affect farmers’ welfare. Strategic recommendations include strengthening integrated water management systems, enhancing mechanization, improving agricultural infrastructure, and revitalizing village-level institutions. In addition, the establishment of a Collaborative Innovation Center (CIC) is proposed as a multi-stakeholder platform for applied research, farmer training, and technological innovation related to key commodities. The CIC is expected to function as a hub for knowledge integration and capacity development, thereby supporting sustainable economic transformation in the region.
agroecology, economic feasibility, collaborative innovation center, market, priority commodities
Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Melalui Pelatihan Pengolahan Ubi Ungu Bernilai Tambah di Desa Benteng, Bogor, Indonesia
Purple sweet potatoes are one of the leading commodities in Benteng Village, cultivated by the Sinar Tani, Cahaya Tani, and Selaras group of farmers. However, most of the harvest consists of low-grade sweet potatoes (grade B and tubers off-grade) with low economic value and have not yet been optimally utilized, in fact purple sweet potatoes are known for their fiber and anthocyanins content, which have the potential to be used as functional foods. Based on these conditions, the IPB community service team initiated a series of training sessions on processing low-grade purple sweet potatoes into high-quality functional food products. The activities were conducted in collaboration with the Sinar Tani farmer group in Benteng Village, Bogor, Indonesia. The activity took place from August to September 2025 through four training sessions: 1) theory on nutritional properties and processing of purple sweet potatoes, 2) practice in processing sweet potato flour, 3) practice in making tuber bread (Goguma Ppang), and 4) practice in processing flakes and snack bar. The results of the activities showed an increase in understanding and skills on value-added processing of purple sweet potato. This program not only enhanced the capacity and independence of the participants but also supported the diversification of healthy foods based on local commodities, which could potentially contribute in preventing obesity and metabolic diseases, the first bridge to non communicable diseases.
dedication, functional, improvement, obesity, quality