Meilani Vianti Putri, Rima Nurul Hidayati

Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa Bacin Melalui Optimalisasi Pengelolaan Sampah Plastik

Introduction

Pemberdayaan masyarakat desa bacin melalui optimalisasi pengelolaan sampah plastik. Pemberdayaan masyarakat Desa Bacin melalui pengelolaan sampah plastik optimal. Melatih ibu-ibu PKK membuat kerajinan bernilai jual, meningkatkan kewirausahaan & ekonomi kreatif desa.

Abstract

The problem of plastic waste is a serious issue in society, including in Bacin Village, Bae District, Kudus Regency. The purpose of community service is to empower PKK mothers in processing plastic waste, making craft skills, and developing an entrepreneurial spirit. The service method used is training with the target community of PKK Village mothers. In this service, the community turns plastic waste into products with sales value. In addition, the activities also integrate Pancasila values, such as cooperation, social justice, and concern for the environment. The results of the training showed high enthusiasm from participants, increased skills, and the potential for developing a creative economy in Bacin Village. With this program, it is hoped that sustainable solutions can be created to reduce plastic waste and increase community income. With the existence of products with sales value, it can increase the entrepreneurial spirit of the community.

Review

This community service project, "Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa Bacin Melalui Optimalisasi Pengelolaan Sampah Plastik," addresses a highly pertinent issue of plastic waste management through community empowerment. The abstract clearly outlines a commendable initiative aimed at empowering PKK mothers in Bacin Village by equipping them with practical skills in transforming plastic waste into valuable craft products. The focus on developing an entrepreneurial spirit alongside craft skills is particularly noteworthy, indicating a holistic approach to sustainable development. The explicit integration of Pancasila values such as cooperation, social justice, and environmental concern further strengthens the ethical and foundational framework of this valuable community intervention. The methodology, centered on training, appears well-suited to the project's objectives and target demographic. The reported immediate results, including high participant enthusiasm and increased skills, are encouraging and suggest the training was effective in its initial phase. The abstract effectively highlights the potential for developing a creative economy in Bacin Village and creating products with sales value, which directly contributes to the program's aim of increasing community income and fostering an entrepreneurial spirit. While these initial outcomes are promising, future reporting could benefit from more specific details regarding the types of products created, initial market reception, and early indicators of income generation to fully substantiate the economic impact. Overall, this initiative represents a significant and practical step towards addressing both environmental degradation and economic challenges within rural communities. The project's dual focus on waste reduction and income generation through skill development provides a model for sustainable community empowerment. It is hoped that the program's ambition to create sustainable solutions for plastic waste reduction and increased community income will be rigorously monitored and documented for long-term impact. This work contributes meaningfully to the discourse on community-led environmental solutions and local economic development, offering valuable insights into the power of targeted training and entrepreneurial stimulation in achieving grassroots change.

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