The event occurred on Sunday (4/5/2025). It involved 72 members of the Family Welfare Empowerment (PKK) group from RT 2 RW 4 of Jatisobo Village. The UNS student team included ten members. They were Arief Kurnia Pambudi, Arilistya Kurniawan, Alifia Nadiatun Najiiha, Debby Asti Septina, and Eka Tias Ambarwani. Other members were Endyas Miftakhuljannah, Mohammad Nauffal Dzhiyaul Haq, Nurista Ayu Soutul Haqiqi, Yumna Alhay Munajaeti, and Zefanya Widyasari.

The workshop opened with a presentation highlighting the importance of managing organic waste through sustainable and eco-friendly practices. One effective method introduced was eco-enzyme production. This fermented liquid, from fruit and vegetable scraps mixed with brown sugar and water, offers multiple benefits. People can use the resulting liquid as a natural cleaner, organic fertilizer, and a plant pest repellent.

Promoting Household Waste Management

A live demonstration followed, where students guided the participants through each step of the eco-enzyme production process. They explained how to select ingredients, measure the correct ratios, and store the mixture in fermentation containers. The participants responded enthusiastically. They asked questions and actively joined the discussion.

In the next session, the team explained how to apply eco-enzymes in daily life, particularly for home gardening. For example, 30 ml of eco-enzyme diluted in 2 liters of water can serve as a natural fertilizer. This practical knowledge aims to reduce reliance on industrial chemical products and promote the reuse of household waste.

To mark the event’s success, the student team presented a bottle of fully fermented eco-enzyme to Ms. Ika, head of RT 2 RW 4. This symbolic handover served as an example for the community and encouraged them to begin eco-enzyme production at home.

“Thank you for the knowledge you’ve shared. We used to throw away kitchen waste like vegetable scraps and fruit peels. However, the eco-enzyme process gives them new value. I hope the women in our neighborhood can try this at home and benefit from it,” Ms. Ika said.

Community Enthusiasm and Long-Term Impact

This activity is part of the broader UNS KKN Hibah Pembelajaran Merdeka program. It aims to bridge academic knowledge with real community needs. The program uses a scientific and participatory approach. It promotes university research and strengthens local capacities to address environmental challenges.

Furthermore, the initiative supports SDG 12 by promoting sustainable behavior at the grassroots level. The students introduced simple technologies like eco-enzyme production. This has laid the foundation for a long-term shift toward environmentally friendly and sustainable lifestyles. HUMAS UNS

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The program underscores UNS’s dedication to supporting strategic initiatives led by the Central Java Provincial Government. It focuses on improving community welfare.

Strengthening Community Empowerment

The Central Java Government launched the Kecamatan Berdaya Program to empower communities at the district level. The program targets vulnerable groups, including women, children, persons with disabilities, and creative youth. Its success depends on collaboration between local governments, universities, businesses, and community organizations.

UNS Rector Prof. Hartono highlighted the importance of cross-sector collaboration, which is at the heart of the program. He noted that the initiative aligns with UNS’s strategic values of “Together” and “Active.” This is part of the university’s commitment to the Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi (Three Pillars of Higher Education).

“This program focuses on improving the welfare of communities, particularly children, women, and persons with disabilities. As it aligns with our values, UNS will fully support this initiative,” Prof. Hartono said.

UNS’s Role in the Program

Prof. Hartono further explained that UNS will contribute to the program through its commitment to education, training, and community service. The university will deploy community service teams through its Institute of Research and Community Service (LPPM). It will also engage students through the Thematic Community Service Program (KKN Tematik).

Nawal Arafah Yasin, M.Si., is the Chairperson of the Central Java PKK and the Coordinating Team for the Kecamatan Berdaya. She also serves as the Chairperson of Women and Child Protection House (RPPA). She stressed the collaborative nature of the program. She emphasized that it brings together resources from various sectors to build a safer, more inclusive, and empowered society.

“The Kecamatan Berdaya program unites the efforts of government institutions, universities, and businesses to empower communities. It focuses on supporting women, children, persons with disabilities, and creative youth. We hope this initiative helps reduce poverty and supports the development of Central Java,” she explained.

Facilities and Initiatives under the Kecamatan Berdaya Program

The program introduces several facilities and support initiatives, including the Zilenial Card and vocational training at Work Training Centers (BLK). It also offers content creator workshops, Santripreneur and Millennial Farmers programs, and a sports center. The program provides internet access for villages, organizes sports tournaments, and develops inclusive public spaces. The program also aims to create safe, bullying- and violence-free school environments.

Governor Luthfi’s Support for Collaboration

Governor Ahmad Luthfi expressed his gratitude for the partnership between local governments and universities in the Kecamatan Berdaya program. He stated that future efforts would continue to align with ministry, university, and departmental programs.

“Kecamatan Berdaya will collaborate with ministry programs, universities, and related departments. I am grateful to the Rector of UNS. The Thematic KKN Program can be integrated into district-level activities,” Governor Luthfi said.

Inauguration of Key Initiatives

In addition to launching the program, the event inaugurated the Women and Child Protection House in Jebres. It also introduced the Zilenial Card. These initiatives aim to provide youth with better access to entrepreneurship training, sports facilities, and digital literacy resources.

UNS’s Impact on Community Empowerment

UNS aims to make a significant impact on community empowerment and the protection of vulnerable groups. The Kecamatan Berdaya Program offers a collaborative model for regional empowerment efforts. Other regions could replicate this model to support their communities. The program builds strong partnerships between universities and local governments. It addresses key societal challenges and strengthens the role of higher education in regional development. Various stakeholders support the Kecamatan Berdaya Program in Jebres to make it a model for sustainable, community-based empowerment. The program also reflects UNS’s commitment to applying its Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi in addressing critical community needs.

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The ceremony was attended by UNS Vice Rector for Human Resources, Prof. Dr. E. Muhtar, S.Pd., M.Si., CFrA., who formally handed over the students to Bima Regency Assistant I, Fatahullah, S.Pd. In his remarks, Prof. Muhtar expressed his hopes that the students would make a tangible contribution to the community by implementing their planned programs. “We hope KKN UNS students will seize this opportunity to learn directly from the community and create a positive impact through their innovation and service in the field,” he stated during the handover event on Sunday (12/1/2025).

Fatahullah, S. Pd. warmly welcomed the students, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between the students and the local government in supporting community development. “We greatly appreciate UNS’s initiative to send students to conduct KKN in Bima Regency. We believe this collaboration will benefit significantly to the community, especially in the villages where the students will be stationed,” Fatahullah said.

Two groups of KKN UNS students will be deployed in two locations. The first group will serve in Sangiang Village, Wera District, while the second group will be stationed in Poja Village, Sape District. The KKN program is designed to assist the community in various areas, including economic empowerment, education, healthcare, and environmental conservation.

Additionally, the students are encouraged to document and promote the local wisdom of the Bima community, sharing it with a broader audience. This program reaffirms UNS’s commitment to building synergy with regional governments to achieve sustainable development.

The event concluded with a group photo featuring representatives from UNS, the Bima Regency Government, Field Supervising Lecturers (DPL), and the KKN students. The students expressed enthusiasm as they prepared to begin their service in Bima’s communities. The KKN program will run for 45 days, with the hope that the students will deliver meaningful contributions to the community while gaining valuable experiences for their personal and professional growth.

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The event included remarks from the Vice Rector for Student Affairs and Alumni at UNS, Prof. Ir. Doddy Ariawan, Ph.D., and Interim Regent of Madiun, Ir. Tontro Pahlawanto. Key attendees from UNS included the Director of the Student Affairs Directorate, Prof. Dr. Ir. Joko Sutrisno, M.P.; Secretary of the Student Affairs Directorate, Danang Tomi Harjanto, S.Sos.; Head of the Sub-Directorate for KKN and Student Organizations, Dr. Singgih Hendarto, S.Pd., M.Pd.; and Field Supervising Lecturers (DPL). From the Madiun Regency Government, the event was attended by the Head of the Regional Planning, Research, and Innovation Agency (Bapperida), advisors, heads of technical implementation units (UPT), department heads, and sub-district leaders.

In his report, Kurnia Aminulloh, Head of Bapperida Madiun, outlined two primary themes for this KKN period: “Education, Assistance, and Community Empowerment” and “Social Forestry Development in Forestry Areas through Empowerment Models.”

Prof. Doddy emphasized that the KKN program serves as a platform for students to apply the knowledge they have gained during their studies. He detailed the student distribution: 39 students in Mejayan Sub-District, 40 in Madiun Sub-District, 30 in Jiwan Sub-District, and 11 in Kare Sub-District. He also called on local leaders to guide and supervise the program’s activities in their respective regions.

“On behalf of UNS, I express my deepest gratitude to Madiun Regency for welcoming our students. We truly appreciate the learning opportunities provided across these sub-districts,” Prof. Doddy said.

Interim Regent Tontro Pahlawanto encouraged students to make the most of their KKN experience by learning about community life and exploring the local potential of villages in Madiun, Jiwan, Mejayan, and Kare. He also urged students to actively participate in the Musyawarah Perencanaan Pembangunan (Musrenbang), or Development Planning Discussions, at the village and sub-district levels.

“This is an extraordinary learning opportunity. During the Musrenbang forums, you will directly observe the processes of discussion and development planning with key stakeholders,” he stated.

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Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Alumni, Prof. Ir. Doddy Ariawan, S.T., M.T., Ph.D., reported that this period’s KKN includes four schemes. 260 students are participating in the Java Partnership Scheme, 231 in the Non-Java Partnership Scheme, 458 in the Faculty Partner Scheme, and 670 in the Thematic-Regular Scheme.

The KKN program will take place in various regions across Indonesia, covering seven provinces. In Java, Central Java and East Java serve as KKN locations, while areas outside Java include Bali, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), Maluku, and Southeast Sulawesi (Sultra). This broad distribution reflects UNS’s commitment to serving diverse communities.

KKN activities will be conducted in 22 districts and cities. In Central Java, students will be stationed in 12 locations: Blora, Boyolali, Cilacap, Grobogan, Karanganyar, Klaten, Magelang, Sragen, Sukoharjo, Surakarta, Temanggung, and Wonogiri. In East Java, the program will take place in Madiun and Pacitan. In NTB, students will serve in Bima, North Lombok, and East Lombok. In Bali, the locations are Denpasar and Tabanan. Meanwhile, Lembata in NTT, Central Maluku in Maluku, and Wakatobi in Sultra are also designated KKN areas.

UNS has assigned 83 Field Supervisors (DPL) to guide students during the program. The supervisors are faculty members from 14 faculties and one school, including the Vocational School, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), the Faculty of Arts and Design (FSRD), the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), the Faculty of Agriculture (FP), the Faculty of Sports (FKOR), the Faculty of Medicine (FK), the Faculty of Law (FH), the Faculty of Engineering (FT), the Faculty of Animal Husbandry (Fapet), the Faculty of Psychology (Fapsi), the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB), the Faculty of Cultural Studies (FIB), and the Faculty of Information Technology and Data Science (Fatisda).

UNS Rector, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr., M.Si., conveyed a message to the students, highlighting that KKN is a vital implementation of the Tridarma Perguruan Tinggi (Three Pillars of Higher Education), specifically in community service. This program is expected to provide invaluable experiences in character development, leadership, and social skills.

“Through KKN, students are not only expected to apply the knowledge they have gained in class but also to learn from the social and cultural dynamics of the communities they serve,” Prof. Hartono said.

He emphasized the importance of carrying out responsibilities with creativity, innovation, and a sense of accountability. Students were encouraged to build good relationships with local communities, respect their traditions and cultures, and become agents of positive change in their respective areas.

“They will be deployed across seven provinces, from central to eastern Indonesia, carrying programs designed to address the specific needs of the communities,” he added.

KKN is one of the ways that UNS contributes to community service. The program activities can encompass various aspects of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), depending on the types of initiatives carried out. KKN UNS program aims to address social, economic, and environmental challenges in the participating regions, making a tangible contribution to sustainable development.

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The delegation from Pemkab Lombok Utara was led by the Regent, H. Djohan Sjamsu, S.H., and was warmly received by the Rector of UNS, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr. M.Sc., along with other university leaders. Prof. Hartono welcomed the guests, expressing his happiness and pride in hosting the North Lombok Regency delegation at the “Pioneer Campus and Fortress of Pancasila.”

North Lombok Regency is already familiar territory for UNS, as we have been sending students for community service (KKN) to several villages there. “Since 2018, UNS has been actively involved in Gumantar Village, Kayangan District, North Lombok Regency, especially during the earthquake’s aftermath, contributing to economic recovery efforts alongside other stakeholders,” Prof. Hartono said.

Prof. Hartono expressed hope that the partnership between UNS and Pemkab Lombok Utara would continue to grow beyond KKN and MBKM initiatives, including opportunities for students to study off-campus. “We also look forward to conducting research and community service projects, intending to make North Lombok Regency an official partner of UNS. We are ready to collaborate in developing human resources in the regency, leveraging UNS’s expertise and resources,” Prof. Hartono said.

UNS praised the wealth of natural resources in North Lombok, noting the region’s potential in commodities such as cocoa, coffee, bananas, cashews, and its natural tourism assets. “We want to maximize these resources to improve the welfare and economic conditions of the people in North Lombok,” he added.

In response, Regent H. Djohan Sjamsu expressed his gratitude for the warm reception from the UNS Rector and his team. “We are very pleased with the long-standing relationship we’ve had with UNS, especially in placing KKN students in various villages in North Lombok. UNS also provided invaluable assistance during the recovery efforts following the earthquake,” H. Djohan said.

With the signing of this cooperation agreement, H. Djohan hopes the relationship between UNS and the North Lombok Regency will grow even stronger. He emphasized the enormous potential in North Lombok, from tourism to agricultural products, which could be further developed through collaboration with UNS. “North Lombok has great tourism potential. I hope through this partnership with UNS we can optimize these opportunities for the future development of the region,” he added.

H. Djohan also expressed his hope that the partnership with UNS would help address key challenges in North Lombok, such as poverty and stunting. “I am confident that this cooperation will benefit both parties and contribute to significant progress,” he concluded.

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Gawan Village, located in Tanon District, Sragen, is prone to flooding due to its proximity to the Bengawan Solo River. Recognizing this risk, the KKN UNS team initiated the “Disaster Resilient Village” socialization to equip the community with knowledge and skills to handle disasters.

The event was held at Gawan Village Hall and attended by various community representatives, including village officials, local leaders, and representatives from the Sragen Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD). The main speaker, Danang from BPBD, delivered a presentation on disaster management, risk mitigation, the importance of preparedness, and actionable steps that residents can take to minimize the impact of flood disasters.

Sutrisna, S.Sos., the Head of Gawan Village, expressed his appreciation to the KKN UNS students for organizing the event. He hoped the establishment of FPRB and the socialization activities would enhance the village’s disaster resilience. “I highly appreciate the initiative of UNS and the KKN students for organizing this event. I hope Gawan Village can become more prepared to face any potential disasters,” he said.

Izabel Kalina, the Chair of the Socialization Committee, stated that the event was just the beginning of a broader program initiated by the KKN students. “I believe that Gawan Village is a safe place, but it’s still essential for us to continue learning and preparing so that if a disaster strikes, the village is resilient and ready to respond,” she told uns.ac.id on Friday (13/9/2024).

During his presentation, Danang emphasized that building a disaster-resilient village starts with individuals and families, and is strengthened by community cooperation. “Preparedness is not just the government’s responsibility, but everyone’s. With the right knowledge and preparation, we can reduce the risk and impact of flood disasters,” Danang said.

The event also included an emergency evacuation drill involving all participants. This simulation demonstrated the steps residents should take in the event of sudden flooding. The community’s enthusiasm was evident in their active participation during the drill and their questions about technical aspects of disaster preparedness.

A significant achievement of the event was the establishment of the Gawan Village FPRB. The forum serves as a coordination platform between residents, the village government, and relevant stakeholders to improve disaster preparedness and implement sustainable mitigation efforts. The forum also aims to ensure that the knowledge and skills gained from the socialization can continue to be applied and developed by the community.

During the formation of FPRB, Gawan residents agreed to appoint representatives from various neighborhood units (RT) to serve on the forum’s management team. The forum will collaborate with BPBD and other relevant parties to implement disaster mitigation plans, such as drainage management, flood-prone area mapping, and routine simulation exercises.

Beatrix Datu, the head of the FPRB formation committee, expressed her hopes that the event would not end with the forum’s establishment but would lead to concrete actions taken by the community to address disaster risks. “We will continue to support the Gawan Village FPRB, and we hope that our efforts will bring sustainable benefits to the village,” she added.

The event concluded with a collective commitment by all residents and FPRB members to actively participate in disaster mitigation efforts. Residents were also given brochures and disaster mitigation guides as references for everyday life.

With this event, Gawan Village is expected not only to become resilient in facing disasters but also to serve as a pioneer in disaster risk reduction in the Tanon District and surrounding areas.

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UNS students carried out a series of socialization activities and demonstrations on how to turn household waste into compost. The program is designed to reduce waste starting from the smallest scale—households. The knowledge gained from this program is expected to lessen the burden on landfills and reduce environmental pollution in the future.

Aligned with the KKN UNS theme, “Education, Assistance, and Community Empowerment,” the program aims to help the community understand the environmental impact of waste and develop skills to turn waste into valuable products like compost. The initiative received a positive response from the residents and the Plumpung Village government, as it contributes to environmental conservation efforts.

The series of socialization programs was held at the Plumpung Village Hall. The event began with opening remarks from the Head of Plumpung Village, Wahyudiarto, followed by a speech from KKN UNS Group 155 coordinator, Wardiman Deva. The session continued with a material presentation and a demonstration of compost production.

“The materials needed for making compost include household organic waste and EM4 solution, which accelerates the decomposition of organic matter,” Deva explained to uns.ac.id on Friday (6/9/2024).

The KKN UNS initiative encourages active community participation in waste management. This effort also strengthens cooperation between residents, the village government, and environmental organizations. The program aims to create positive changes in daily waste management practices by fostering collective awareness and responsibility for environmental cleanliness.

The collaboration between KKN UNS Group 155, the community, and the Plumpung Village government is expected to continue. The community’s limited knowledge of effective composting methods is anticipated to improve following the socialization of this program.

“Turning household waste into compost is a practical solution to the waste problem in Plumpung Village. Through the efforts of KKN UNS Group 155, we hope that the community will take part in implementing composting in their own homes,” Wahyudiarto, Head of Plumpung Village, said.

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The KKN program represents one of the pillars of higher education’s Tri Dharma, namely community service. It is also a testament to the success of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) initiative at UNS. The KKN activities carried out by Group 35 took place throughout July-August 2024.

The group comprised UNS students Lutfi Ikhtiar Fauzy, Lintang Nora Andani, Marchelia Nindya Fadhilah, Azrul Laila, Kalvin Alwi, Neha Oktaviani Astuti, Atadila Berliani Daniswara, Tiara Hasna Salsabila, Annisa Dewi Sakuntala, and Renny Indah Setefani. Under the guidance of Prof. Ir. Ari Handono Ramelan, M.Sc. (Hons), Ph.D., as the Field Supervising Lecturer (DPL), Group 35 worked in synergy to address the theme “Smart Village and Education,” striving to gather and disseminate accurate and relevant information.

The digital era has brought significant challenges, particularly for the younger generation, who face risks such as online loans (Pinjol), online gambling (Judol), and sexual violence. These issues require increased awareness and vigilance to ensure self-protection. Based on a problem-mapping exercise, the group found that there was a lack of awareness and understanding among residents about the importance of digital literacy, especially regarding the dangers of Pinjol and Judol. In response, Group 35 organized an awareness session titled “The Dangers of Online Loans, Online Gambling, and Sexual Violence.”

“This activity aims to raise awareness among the village’s youth about the risks and negative impacts of these three critical issues. The event was attended by young men and women from Giriroto Village, who are particularly vulnerable to these digital threats,” Lutfi Ikhtiar Fauzy explained.

Pinjol, which often comes with high interest rates and unethical collection practices, was highlighted as a major concern. Participants were reminded that relying on online loans can not only deplete personal finances but also lead to psychological and social problems. The issue of online gambling also received significant attention, with UNS students stressing that Judol can lead to addiction, resulting in financial loss and personal and social damage. Additionally, the UNS students addressed the ongoing issue of sexual violence, stressing the importance of recognizing the signs and knowing how to protect oneself and report incidents.

The awareness campaign was well-received by the local community. One of the participants, Risnanda, shared that the session opened his eyes to the dangers surrounding online loans, gambling, and sexual violence, helping him better understand the risks and the importance of self-protection.

KKN UNS students hope that through this initiative, the youth of Giriroto Village will become more prudent in resisting the temptations of Pinjol and Judol, and more vigilant and proactive in combating sexual violence within their community. In the future, it is hoped that similar campaigns will continue to build a more informed and protected society, resilient against various social threats.

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The objective of this new tourism development is to enhance the destination’s appeal by offering unique and innovative experiences to visitors. The primary goal is to stimulate local economic growth by creating new job opportunities. The development is expected to improve the quality of life for residents, build a positive image for the destination, and raise environmental awareness among visitors and the community.

“We hope this tourism development will drive economic growth for the local community and increase environmental awareness among visitors and residents. Achieving these goals will ensure that the project delivers significant long-term benefits to the community and its visitors,” Elma Dwi Puspita, one of the students from UNS KKN Group 333, explained in an interview with uns.ac.id on Monday (2/9/2024).

Bukit Mitis, situated in Dawuhan Hamlet RT 4/RW 4, Blumbang Village, Tawangmangu District, Karanganyar Regency, Central Java, is part of the Tawangmangu natural tourism area. It is a natural tourist destination offering camping experiences and various exciting attractions in a beautiful and serene environment. The landscape is suitable for all age groups, allowing visitors to enjoy quality time with their families in the outdoors, with comfortable and safe facilities.

On Tuesday (23/7/2024), members of KKN UNS Group 333 and the Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis) had the opportunity to hike to the peak of Bukit Mitis as part of creating promotional video content for Bukit Mitis, intended for social media.

As part of their efforts to develop tourism at Bukit Mitis, KKN UNS Group 333 also initiated and analyzed several potential attractions that could be realized at Bukit Mitis, presented in the form of a business plan. This business plan was presented on Thursday (8/8/2024) at the Blumbang Village Hall.

“Some of the attractions that our team planned and presented as efforts to develop tourism at Bukit Mitis include a cable car, an 88-meter Ferris wheel, and a hot air balloon, which could potentially be the first and only one in Indonesia, offering breathtaking views of the hills,” Elma added.

With the tourism development initiated by KKN UNS Group 333, Bukit Mitis is expected to become a premier destination for tourists seeking unique experiences such as hiking, family camping, glamping, cable cars, and hot air balloons. Proper management and effective marketing strategies will ensure the success and sustainability of this venture.

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