Jurnal Diankara

Optimization of the Supervisory Function of the Badung Regency People's Representative Council in the Realization of the Mangupura City Plan Through the Implementation of Technical Guidance

2025-04-26T03:36:16+00:00

This Technical Guidance (Bimtek) activity aimed to optimize the supervisory function of the Badung Regency DPRD in realizing the Mangupura City Plan. It was driven by the need to deepen understanding of spatial planning and address the challenges of Mangupura's transformation from a rural to an urban area. The implementation method included lecture sessions, interactive discussions, and participatory evaluations with a collaborative and inclusive approach. The results show a significant increase in participants' understanding of licensing systems, land-use conversion, infrastructure development, and updated zoning regulations. Discussions emphasized the DPRD's role in supervising development policies, mitigating socio-environmental impacts, and strengthening green open spaces. This activity highlights the importance of synergy between legislative bodies, local governments, academics, and communities in achieving sustainable and inclusive urban development. In conclusion, the Bimtek has made a substantial contribution to equipping policymakers with strategic insights for regional development.

Implementasi Teba Modern Sebagai Solusi Berkelanjutan Pengelolaan Sampah Organik Di Banjar Keliki Kawan, Desa Kelusa

2025-04-26T03:42:32+00:00

Organic waste management in Kelusa Village, especially in Banjar Keliki Kawan, is a problem for the local community, due to the lack of public awareness of the environment, as well as inadequate facilities. To overcome these problems We carry out community service that focuses on organic waste management through the creation of Modern Teba. This activity aims to increase public awareness of environmental cleanliness and examples of making modern teba in order to reduce the negative impacts of organic waste that is not managed properly. The implementation method includes two main steps. First, socialization to the community to provide an understanding of the concept of Modern Teba, its benefits, and how to process organic waste into compost. Second, making examples of Modern Teba to inspire the community to apply this concept in their respective homes. The results of this community service activity show an increase in public awareness of the importance of organic waste management, increased public concern for environmental cleanliness, and understanding the process of managing and composting with modern Teba independently.

Keywords: Waste; Modern Teba; Compost

Waste Sorting and Selecting Education at SD Negeri 2 Kelusa, Payangan District, Gianyar Regency

2025-04-26T03:50:12+00:00

Waste is a big problem that is often faced in schools. The situation becomes worse because students do not know much about waste and how to process it. They also don't have many supporting facilities. Therefore, it is important for students to learn how to sort waste and avoid throwing waste carelessly. Starting from this problem, this community service initiative aims to provide a solution by informing people about the importance of maintaining cleanliness, managing and sorting organic and inorganic waste and using it to make compost. In practice, this initiative helps provide segregated waste bins. This service activity is carried out through a process of socialization, licensing, preparation, implementation and evaluation. As a result of this service activity, students better understand the importance of maintaining cleanliness, better understand how to sort waste independently, and better understand the benefits. Apart from that, SDN 2 Kelusa students learned about the benefits of 3R waste processing, which means reduce, use and return.

Integrated Waste Management in Kuwum Village: A Case Study of Banjar Balangan and Balangan Kangin

2025-04-26T03:52:35+00:00

The waste management program in Desa Kuwum, specifically in Banjar Balangan and Balangan Kangin, addressed the community’s limited awareness and lack of infrastructure for waste segregation. Activities included socialization, education, training, and the distribution of waste segregation tools. Residents were introduced to Teba Modern for organic waste processing and Ecobricks for handling plastic waste. The program employed a participatory approach, encouraging active involvement from households. Initial results showed improved awareness and gradual adoption of waste segregation practices. Organic waste management and Ecobricks production demonstrated promising outcomes in fostering sustainable waste practices. This initiative highlights the importance of education, local resource utilization, and community engagement in advancing sustainable waste management efforts in rural settings.

Permasalahan dan Capaian Pelaksanaan Program Pengabdian Merekonstruksi Tata Kota Kerajaan Mengwi

2025-04-26T03:59:31+00:00

Community Service Activities Bina Desa Program in 2023, which is one of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) Programs at Udayana University, takes place in one semester. This activity seeks to inventory and reconstruct the spatial elements and historical buildings of the past of the Mengwi Royal City based on information from sources, photos, and various other documents, then realized in an architectural three-dimensional image and animated video. In the implementation of this program, there were several problems related to the limited data obtained as guidelines for reconstruction, namely: (a) photo data that was difficult to interpret the location where it was taken; (b) information from the sources that was not always in line; (c) the limitations of the sources in remembering and providing information about the past; and (d) the existence of objects and areas that were never entered by the sources. Nevertheless, the activity implementation team finally succeeded in realizing a three-dimensional object description of the elements of the Mengwi Royal City heritage in the past as well as completing this activity.