Arifah Mulyadina

Mengubah Sampah Menjadi Berkah: Pengabdian Masyarakat Di Desa Bandongan Dengan Pengelolaan Bank Sampah Barokah

Introduction

Mengubah sampah menjadi berkah: pengabdian masyarakat di desa bandongan dengan pengelolaan bank sampah barokah. Pengabdian masyarakat di Desa Bandongan kelola Bank Sampah Barokah, ubah sampah jadi berkah ekonomi & lingkungan. Libatkan warga dalam pemilahan, daur ulang & kompos, kurangi limbah TPA, ciptakan nilai sosial-ekonomi.

Abstract

Community service initiative in Bandongan Village through the management of Barokah Waste Bank, which aims to transform waste into a source of economic and environmental benefits. This program implements a comprehensive waste management system, including sorting, weighing, composting, and recycling. By involving active community participation, Barokah Waste Bank has succeeded in reducing the volume of waste disposed of in landfills. This study shows that innovative and participatory waste management not only addresses environmental problems but also creates significant social and economic value, making it a model that can be applied in other villages.

Review

The paper, titled "Mengubah Sampah Menjadi Berkah: Pengabdian Masyarakat Di Desa Bandongan Dengan Pengelolaan Bank Sampah Barokah," presents a highly relevant and impactful community service initiative. The abstract effectively conveys the core objective of transforming waste into both economic and environmental benefits within Bandongan Village through the Barokah Waste Bank. This approach is commendable for directly addressing pressing local environmental issues while simultaneously fostering sustainable livelihoods, demonstrating a practical and impactful application of community engagement principles. The described methodology, encompassing a comprehensive waste management system including sorting, weighing, composting, and recycling, coupled with active community participation, highlights a robust and well-structured program design. The reported success in reducing landfill waste volume and creating significant social and economic value underscores the tangible benefits of such an initiative. While the abstract strongly implies positive outcomes, the full paper would benefit from further elaborating on specific metrics of waste reduction, the scale of economic benefits generated for participants, and the mechanisms employed to ensure sustained community involvement and long-term viability. Overall, this study presents a valuable case study in innovative and participatory waste management, offering a clear model for other villages striving for sustainable development. Its success in demonstrating how environmental challenges can be leveraged into opportunities for social and economic uplift is particularly significant. The work contributes meaningfully to the literature on community-based waste management and sustainable development. Based on the abstract, this paper appears to be a strong candidate for publication, offering practical insights and a clear path forward for similar initiatives.

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