Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.325
Kania Ratnasari, Levyda Levyda
Coffee shops in the end became a very promising business. One of the coffee shop entrepreneurs who entered the beverage sector industry was Pijar Panggalih where the coffee shop was named Kontak Point. The coffee shop is located in the Cibinong area, Bogor Regency. There are several problems that happened to this coffee shop such as the lack of partner understanding of the importance of an attractive and informative logo design as well as the importance of registering a trademark/business and also the partner do not have an attractive and informative business logo. The purpose of this activity program is to provide socialization and assistance for Kontak Point coffee shop, especially related to understanding the importance of an attractive product logo design and how to develop it. The implementation of this socialization and mentoring activity will be carried out in stages where the place for the implementation of this activity will be directly carried out at the partner's coffee shop. The method and implementation pattern that will be used in this outreach and mentoring activity is the lecture method, question and answer, discussion, tutorial and consultation. The output of this PKM activity is a change in the logo design that will be used by Partners.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.311
Harefan Arief, Mochamad Soelton, E. Saratian, Tafiprios Tafiprios, Astrid Puspaningrum, M. Mugiono
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted various sectors. As for the sectors affected is the education sector. Many countries decide closing schools, colleges as well as universities, including Indonesia as an effort to break the chain of the spread of Covid-19. To cut off the spread of Covid-19 and comply government regulations, educators and all students are forced not to be face to face temporarily. The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing schools, colleges and universities to shift their entire instructional device to one online delivery overnight. It is no longer a question of whether online education can deliver on the promise of quality higher education and more to how universities can promptly and effectively embrace the mass adoption of online learning. This research was conducted in locations affected by the covid-19 pandemic, because the covid-19 pandemic has a very significant impact on the survival of the lower class in particular. Entrepreneurs are expected to help overcome the economic problems of the nation and the State, although there are many challenges and obstacles that must be faced in overcoming problems due to limited education. and resource knowledge. This community service activity is carried out by providing online learning and training assistance for 1 month on building entrepreneurship character to youth organization (Karang Taruna). The activity is the increasing entrepreneurial knowledge and skills of participants in optimizing information technology-based programs in the marketing media for organic hydroponic vegetable Urban Farming products. The result of this activity is the increasing creativity of youth group organization and to motivate them and also create a connection model for microenterprise entrepreneurship and value creation with the economic, social and environmental aspects of sustainable development.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.294
F. Rahmiati, G. Amin, H. Widyanto, Felix Goenadhi
The COVID-19 pandemic and the strategy to Restart Tourism have become a turning point in increasing awareness of the role of sustainability in being more economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable. Tourism in rural areas offers significant recovery opportunities as travelers seek fewer crowds, open-air experiences, and local cultures. This study aims to see the potential of Kutu Wetan Village to be community-based tourism using the 4C (Conservation, Community, Culture, and Commerce) model. Qualitative data collection methods were carried out through in-depth interviews and participatory observations. This study is focusing on the Kutu Wetan Village, Jetis District, Ponorogo Regency, East Java. The result of this study affirms that there is a potential for Kutu Wetan Village to be a community-based tourism village. The community is happy to work together to preserve the existing culture by regularly cleaning the Suru Kubeng meditation location, regularly performing Reog at events on important dates. The beauty of the rice field available is a great potential for tourism development. However, Kutu Wetan Village still has a lot to prepare to create Community-based tourism. A tourism village should also implement tourism value chain activities (TVCA) for competitive advantage creation. This study also provides several recommendations for successfully creating community-based tourism based on World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) (2021) Keywords: Community-Based Tourism, Cultural, Commerce, Conservation, Community, Pandemic Tourism
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.343
Yanto Ramli, Mochamad Soelton, Harefan Arief, E. Saratian, Tati Nugrahati, Imron Rosadi, Dewi Anggraini, Tri Wahyono
This is a community service related to the treatment and educational assistance on prevention of drug abuse for parents and families around children. West Jakarta, with a very full population density in DKI Jakarta, has a potential problem with its environment. We try to map sustainable efforts to prevent drug abuse, focusing on providing education from an early age to children aged under five is one way to shape children's character and personality for the future. In the GEPENTA Program (2002), Indonesian Health Officials stated that the daily growth rate was 0.065% of the total population of 200 million people, or the same as 130,000 people per day. The 2018 World Drugs Reports published by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), said that as many as 275 million people in the world or 5.6% of the world's population (aged 15-64 years) have used drugs. Meanwhile in Indonesia, the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) as the focal point in the field of Prevention and Eradication of Drug Abuse and Illicit Drug Trafficking (P4GN) has the number of drug abuse in 2017 as many as 3,376,115 people between the ages of 10-59 years. Meanwhile, the number of drug abuse among students in 2018 (from 13 provincial capitals in Indonesia) reached 2.29 million people. Soelton and Nugrahati's research, 2018, concluded that one of the groups of people who are prone to being exposed to drug abuse are those in the 15-35 age range or the millennial generation.
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Baitul Mal Wa Tamwil (BMT) is a non-bank financial institution as an integrated independent business center which is a bayt al-mal wa at-tamwil, which is an institution that develops productive and investment businesses to improve the quality of small entrepreneurs' businesses and encourage business forms. -a form of investment with the aim of empowering worldly and ukhrawi businesses through donations, zakat and alms. In its development, BMTs face the same problems, for example problematic customers. Sometimes there is a customer who is not only having problems in one place, but also in other places. Therefore, each BMT needs efforts to coordinate in order to narrow down the movements of problematic customers. BMTs also tend to face other BMTs as competitors to be defeated, not as partners or partners in an effort to exclude people from the economic problems they face. So that it causes the level of competition that is not Islamic and will even affect the BMT management pattern. However, in its development, BMTs face the same problems, for example problematic customers. Sometimes there is a customer who is not only having problems in one place, but also in other places. Therefore, each BMT needs efforts to coordinate in order to narrow down the movements of problematic customers. BMTs also tend to face other BMTs as competitors to be defeated, not as partners or partners in an effort to exclude people from the economic problems they face. So that it causes the level of competition that is not Islamic and will even affect the BMT management pattern. Keywords: BMT, Sharia Financial Institutions, Micro Finance Institutions, Social Impact
Baitul Mal Wa Tamwil (BMT)是一个非银行金融机构，作为一个综合独立的商业中心，是一个海湾al-mal Wa - Tamwil，这是一个发展生产性和投资性业务的机构，以提高小企业的业务质量，鼓励商业形式。这是一种投资形式，旨在通过捐赠、天课和施舍来增强世界和乌克兰企业的实力。在其发展过程中，BMTs也面临着同样的问题，例如有问题的客户。有时会有客户不仅在一个地方有问题，而且在其他地方也有问题。因此，每个BMT需要努力协调，以缩小问题客户的移动范围。bmt也倾向于将其他bmt视为被击败的竞争对手，而不是合作伙伴或合作伙伴，以努力将人们排除在他们所面临的经济问题之外。这就导致了不符合伊斯兰教的竞争水平，甚至会影响到BMT的管理模式。然而，在其发展过程中，BMTs也面临着同样的问题，例如问题客户。有时会有客户不仅在一个地方有问题，而且在其他地方也有问题。因此，每个BMT需要努力协调，以缩小问题客户的移动范围。bmt也倾向于将其他bmt视为被击败的竞争对手，而不是合作伙伴或合作伙伴，以努力将人们排除在他们所面临的经济问题之外。这就导致了不符合伊斯兰教的竞争水平，甚至会影响到BMT的管理模式。关键词:BMT，伊斯兰金融机构，小额金融机构，社会影响
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.303
R. Simorangkir
In this community service activity, we collaborated with the Srengseng village in community service activities, where the Srengseng village area was still under the Kembangan sub-district, West Jakarta. Currently, Srengseng Village is led by Mrs. Hj Rusmini. After we discussed this activity plan with the Lurah, Ibu Hj. Rusmini, the kelurahan has plans in the future to form a Savings and Loans cooperative in the Srengseng village environment considering that in the area there are many people who have micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) where it is hoped that the planned formation of this cooperative will be an opportunity for the surrounding MSMEs in finding alternatives. funding their business. The targets of this community service are members of youth organizations, administrators of Family Welfare Empowerment (PKK) from Srengseng Village. Considering that when this activity took place the Covid 19 pandemic was still engulfing Indonesia and even the world, therefore this community service activity regarding the training for the formation of savings and loan cooperatives was carried out in one day, which was held through a webinar in a virtual meeting room (zoom application) held by a team of lecturers. Mercu Buana University by involving Srengseng Village and South Meruya Village, Kembangan District, West Jakarta. Training activities will be carried out on February 3, 2021 starting from 09.00 to 13.00. The PPM activity on that day was attended by around 120 participants from the South Meruya and Srengseng villages. Community service activities were carried out by providing counseling for youth youth cadres, PKK women regarding the establishment of Savings and Loan Cooperatives. After attending the training, participants have more knowledge and understanding related to the formation of savings and loan cooperatives. From the webinar activity, there was also a question and answer session and discussion with participants with the implementing team, where it was concluded from the results of the discussion of the activity that a container was needed to accommodate the products of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, especially those around Mercu Buana University, especially during a pandemic like this. where their sales have decreased drastically, therefore they hope to work with the cooperative from Mercu Buana University to help sell these Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises products. At the end of the counseling event, we have provided a questionnaire to be given to the participants.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.341
Bayquni Bayquni
The background of this research is New Media or also called Online Media, now it has become an important and important need by the community, considering that today's life cannot be separated from Internet activities. This is the problem formulation of this research, the researcher wants to analyze how Liputan6.com can carry out media convergence according to market needs, so that liputan6.com can win the competition in the New Media or New Media industry. By looking at the formulation of the problem, it will be seen how the convergence in online media is carried out. This study uses a constructivist paradigm, a qualitative approach with data collection techniques, namely interviews and documentation data. Another theory used in this research is the Media Convergence Theory which was introduced by Henry Jenkins to take a technological approach, which states that online media must contain media convergence criteria, it is stated that online media can become economic convergence if it meets criteria containing elements of convergence, whether economic convergence or convergence, technology, social convergence, cultural convergence and global convergence which contains reducing the boundaries of space and time. The results of research on Liputan6.com stated that. In carrying out the Convergence of Coverage 6.com converges on the economy, on social and on culture, which is more directed at reporting to young people. In addition, Liputan 6.com also carries out cultural participation by creating affiliate program packages, expressions, collaboration of problem solving and connection. By engaging the audience with a term called citizen journalism, so that the audience will believe that what is conveyed contains elements of truth, and the last Commodification is Cybernatics where the limitations of space and time disappear when directed and packaged according to the purpose of Liputan6.com in informing the news. The results of the research on Liputan6.com can be concluded that Liputan6.com has fulfilled the elements in carrying out cultural participation in order to capture the competition in the New Media industry.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.330
Davy Ronald Hermanus, Yovanka Davincy, Bryan Ghilchrist, Jajat Sudrajata
Currently, most of the small business in Indonesia are in struggle because of Covid 19 Pandemic so the government encourage any activity to help Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in any provinces. Beside it, certain hydroponic communities surrounding city of Bandung were formed in purpose to enlarge the activities of the planting and harvesting of hydroponic media. Some prefer to think it as a hobby by planting them in the front or back of their home but other members want to develop a small hydroponic industry such as MSMEs. One that is being developed is the MSME group located in Cileles Village, Jatinangor District, Sumedang Regency, West Java. Although Sae Garden Farm hydroponic business has reached the stage of producing tens of thousands of vegetable plants per month, they cannot regularly supply them successfully to their customers. In fact, they need an online site that can promote and sell their products. In addition, this business requires better management of information systems known as a digital marketing. Our plan is to assist Sae Garden Farm SMEs to create a website, a mobile application and continue it with digital marketing. Our first stage will be to build a website followed by building an Android-based application (Mobile App) and it will be combined with strong Digital Marketing which can later be continuously developed by Sae Garden Farm SMEs. We hope that in the future various Hydroponic communities throughout Greater Bandung can work together so that through this community development activity, many people will benefit in the middle of the Pandemic of Covid-19.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.310
Dav-Ernan Kowlessar
Paradise is a small but proud community in the country of Heaven which boasts over seventeen thousand islands and has a population that ranks 4th in the world. It is rich in its people and the variety of cultures and places to survive and live, but sadly, seeming not to thrive. Like many other economies, they have lost productivity and income during the pandemic and lockdown measures which stymied international visitors, yet enhanced the Digital Economy in a way that they were not prepared for. In her future lies the fact that she will hold the post of President of the G20 in 2022 but its citizens are not necessarily motivated by this with the GDP per capita at USD 4,019 in 2019. Many of the countries’ demographics are changing as women in particular, have to pick up additional avenues of generating income as entrepreneurs and learning to trade outside of their traditional markets even whilst handling more domestic activity at home where they have a primary role of “child nurturing”.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-10DOI: 10.33068/iccd.vol3.iss1.292
H. Hartono, H. Sarjono, H. Saroso, Sasmoko Sasmoko
This paper wants to reveal how the verification process of tourist villages by using a set of instruments elements of tourist villages based on the study of existing legislation and literature. By using the instrument elements of tourism villages, researchers use qualitative methods by conducting holistic, and participatory approaches. The instrument is divided into eleven elements of tourism village and has been through verification and validation of instruments through expert judgment. The research was conducted for 3 months, namely from March 2021 to May 2021. The results revealed that tourist destinations fall into the category of "Simply Qualify" which has the potential and needs the right strategy to be able to develop existing potentials so that it becomes even better. Thus, the results of the research Grants Excellence Study Program has been through the process of downstream research results by the mandate of the Directorate General of Strengthening Research and Development Results, Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia.
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