Akhmadi, Latifa Noor Aisha, Salsabila Faiha, Devi Atirotun Muthohharoh

Perluasan Peluang Usaha Melalui Inovasi Fish Stick Berbahan Dasar Duri Ikan di Pulau Nasi, Aceh

Introduction

Perluasan peluang usaha melalui inovasi fish stick berbahan dasar duri ikan di pulau nasi, aceh. Inovasi fish stick dari duri ikan tingkatkan ekonomi Pulau Nasi, Aceh. Program ini memberdayakan masyarakat melalui pelatihan pengolahan, pemasaran, dan penciptaan produk bernilai jual tinggi.

Abstract

Pulau Nasi, Aceh memiliki kekayaan laut yang melimpah, seperti ikan, sotong, gurita, cumi-cumi, dan kepiting, yang menjadi sumber penghidupan utama bagi masyarakat setempat. Hasil tangkapan laut hanya diperjualbelikan secara segar tanpa pengolahan sehingga potensi perikanan belum sejalan dengan perekonomian masyarakat lokal. Dibutuhkan upaya pengolahan hasil laut menjadi produk jadi ataupun setengah jadi yang dapat meningkatkan nilai jual. Program ini bertujuan mendorong pemberdayaan ekonomi lokal berkelanjutan melalui peningkatan keterampilan masyarakat dalam mengolah hasil perikanan. Program ini diawali dengan analisis potensi perikanan dan pengolahannya, praktik pengolahan, sosialisasi strategi pemasaran, pelatihan perhitungan HPP, pelatihan pembuatan logo, hingga uji coba penjualan dan survei kepuasan pelanggan. Melalui program ini, masyarakat mampu mengolah hasil laut, menciptakan produk bernilai jual tinggi berupa fish stick, dan memperluas peluang usaha untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan ekonomi lokal. Hasil survei kepuasan pelanggan menunjukkan mayoritas warga puas dengan produk yang dihasilkan, terutama dari segi rasa, aroma, tekstur, porsi snack, hingga desain, harga, dan informasi produk. Keselarasan produk dengan selera warga diharapkan dapat menjadi awal mula yang baik sehingga dapat dilaksanakan program keberlanjutan untuk mengatasi permasalahan multidisipliner, baik dari segi ekonomi maupun lingkungan, yang terjadi di Pulau Nasi.

Review

This paper, titled "Perluasan Peluang Usaha Melalui Inovasi Fish Stick Berbahan Dasar Duri Ikan di Pulau Nasi, Aceh," presents a highly relevant and practical community empowerment program. It effectively addresses the critical issue of underutilized marine resources and low economic value derived from traditional fishing practices in Pulau Nasi, where valuable fish by-products often go to waste. The innovative approach of transforming fish bones into high-value fish sticks is commendable, demonstrating a creative solution to waste reduction while simultaneously fostering local economic growth. The initiative's focus on sustainable local economic development through skill enhancement aligns well with current needs for community-based solutions to resource management challenges. The methodology employed is comprehensive and well-structured, starting with an initial analysis of fishery potential and processing needs. This is followed by practical processing training, marketing strategy socialization, cost of goods sold (HPP) calculation training, logo creation workshops, and culminating in sales trials and customer satisfaction surveys. This holistic approach ensures that participants gain not only technical processing skills but also crucial business acumen necessary for sustainable entrepreneurship. The reported outcomes, including the community's ability to create a high-value product and the overwhelmingly positive customer satisfaction survey results across various product attributes, underscore the program's immediate success and the product's strong market acceptance within the local community. The project holds significant promise for promoting sustainable livelihoods and resource management in coastal communities, effectively turning waste into a valuable resource. By transforming fish by-products into a marketable product, it contributes to both economic upliftment and environmental sustainability, laying a strong foundation for addressing the "multidisciplinary problems" mentioned in the abstract. While the abstract highlights immediate positive feedback and market fit, future studies could delve deeper into the long-term economic sustainability, scalability of production for broader markets, and a more detailed assessment of the project's broader environmental and social impacts. Nevertheless, this paper offers a compelling example of how localized innovation and empowerment can drive meaningful socio-economic change, making a valuable contribution to the field of community development and sustainable resource utilization.

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