Ilham Helsa Ardiansyah, Surya Agung Lesmana, Lesa Paranti

Penguatan UMKM Desa Dukuhbenda Melalui Optimalisasi Kerajinan Tote Bag Ecoprint

Introduction

Penguatan umkm desa dukuhbenda melalui optimalisasi kerajinan tote bag ecoprint. Optimalkan UMKM Desa Dukuhbenda melalui pelatihan kerajinan tote bag ecoprint. Kembangkan produk bernilai tambah, tingkatkan ekonomi kreatif, dan wujudkan solusi berkelanjutan.

Abstract

The purpose of community service is to empower MSMEs to make tote bag crafts using ecoprint techniques. The service method used is training with the target community of MSME actors in Dukuhbenda Village. The craft of making tote bags using ecoprint techniques is to be able to increase the diversification of MSME products that have added value so that it is hoped that it can increase sales turnover. This is also a place to show creativity in creating tote bag products. The results of the training showed high enthusiasm from the participants, increased skills, and the potential for developing a creative economy. 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 that have sales value, it can increase the entrepreneurial spirit of the community.

Review

This community service initiative, titled "Penguatan UMKM Desa Dukuhbenda Melalui Optimalisasi Kerajinan Tote Bag Ecoprint," presents a laudable effort to empower local MSMEs in Dukuhbenda Village. The abstract outlines a clear objective: to enhance product diversification and add value through training in ecoprint tote bag craftsmanship. By focusing on a hands-on training methodology, the program aims to not only boost sales turnover and foster creativity among MSME actors but also address crucial contemporary issues such as plastic waste reduction and income generation. The initial indications of participant enthusiasm and skill development suggest a promising foundation for a creative economy. The strengths of this program lie in its direct, community-centric approach and its alignment with several important development goals. The intervention addresses the need for economic resilience at the local level by equipping MSMEs with tangible skills to produce market-ready, environmentally friendly products. The emphasis on ecoprinting is particularly commendable as it promotes sustainable practices while creating unique, value-added goods. Furthermore, the report of high enthusiasm and increased skills among participants highlights the program's immediate positive reception and effectiveness in transferring practical knowledge, laying groundwork for enhanced entrepreneurial spirit and potential for sustainable livelihood creation within the community. While the initiative demonstrates clear potential, the abstract would benefit from further elaboration on the *measured* outcomes and sustainability mechanisms. Although "increased skills" and "potential for developing a creative economy" are noted, the abstract primarily articulates aspirations regarding increased sales turnover, reduced plastic waste, and increased community income, rather than concrete, quantifiable results from the reported training. Future reports would be strengthened by including metrics such as the number of MSMEs actively adopting the technique post-training, actual changes in sales figures, or estimates of plastic waste reduction. Additionally, details on the long-term support, marketing strategies, and scalability of this "optimization" beyond the initial training phase would provide a more comprehensive picture of the program's enduring impact and how the "optimization" stated in the title is truly achieved.

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