Pendampingan pembuatan alat pengering ikan untuk nelayan di Kawasan Pantai Gresik

2025-07-21T23:31:52+07:00

The objective of this community engagement activity is to support the improvement of the economic well-being of coastal fishermen in the Gresik area. This initiative is based on the need to preserve fish by reducing its moisture content, thereby inhibiting the growth and proliferation of bacteria (microorganisms) and extending the shelf life of the fish. One of the most common preservation methods is drying. Traditionally, fish drying is conducted using direct solar exposure. However, this method is unhygienic, as the fish is exposed to contamination from insects, birds, and other animals. Additionally, it is prone to dust and cannot be carried out during rainy conditions, which delays the drying process and affects productivity. These challenges have led to the idea of designing and developing a fish drying device using an indirect active solar drying method. Therefore, the Corrosion and Battery Laboratory of the Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology and Systems Engineering (DTMM FTIRS – ITS), took the initiative to carry out a community service program focused on the development of a fish drying device through a participatory-collaborative mentoring approach with fishermen in the coastal area of Gresik. As a result of this program, a functional fish drying device was produced, and the local fishermen are now able to utilize it effectively.

Sosialisasi pendaftaran Coretax pada CV. Pustaka Bengawan

2025-06-16T13:50:15+07:00

Pustaka Bengawan is a micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) operating in the publishing and printing sector, and is required to comply with the latest digital tax system, Coretax. However, the company faces limitations in information, understanding, and readiness to effectively access and implement the system. This community engagement initiative aimed to enhance awareness and understanding of Coretax through an interactive workshop and practical demonstration involving the business owner and employees. The materials were delivered in a simple and accessible manner to accommodate participants’ diverse backgrounds. Live demonstrations covered the registration process and tax reporting using Coretax, followed by a Q&A session to address participant concerns. The results showed a significant improvement: participants with a high level of understanding increased from one to four, while those with a low level of understanding decreased from three to one. Key challenges included limited time and varied digital literacy. To address this, supplementary materials, including handouts and video tutorials, were provided. This activity proved beneficial in promoting tax compliance and strengthening communication between taxpayers and the tax authority.

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Pendampingan pembuatan alat pengering ikan untuk nelayan di Kawasan Pantai Gresik

Sosialisasi pendaftaran Coretax pada CV. Pustaka Bengawan