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Plastic waste management in educational environments is a significant challenge, especially in efforts to maintain environmental cleanliness and sustainability. This study aims to apply the 3R principle (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) in the management and utilization of plastic waste at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah NU Sumput. Through a qualitative-descriptive approach, this study explores various strategies carried out by the madrasah in reducing plastic use, recycling plastic waste, and reusing plastic in daily activities. The results of the study indicate that the application of the 3R principle at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah NU Sumput has succeeded in significantly reducing the amount of plastic waste, increasing environmental awareness among students, and having a positive impact on the surrounding environment. This study concludes that the application of the 3R principle in plastic waste management in the school environment can be an effective model in supporting the educational environment and desires.

In Sesaot Village, Narmada Sub-district, West Lombok Regency, students from Mataram University are implementing the Community Services (KKN PMD). Through a number of initiatives such as cleaning riverbanks, planting trees, maintaining tourist trails, promoting waste management in the community, and providing training on the utilization of plantation products, the main objectives of this program are community economic empowerment and environmental quality improvement. These initiatives have successfully raised community awareness of the importance of protecting the environment and encouraged the conversion of plantation produce into high-quality and profitable goods. The program actively involves the community in all stages, from planning to evaluation, through the use of participatory methodologies. As a result, the environment has improved, the area has become more beautiful, and the empowerment of the community, especially the women who run MSMEs, is expected to contribute to the community. All of these developments are expected to have a long-term positive impact on the welfare of the village community.

Waste is the useless remains of daily human activities that are thrown into the environment. Waste management is the activity of collecting, transporting, processing and recycling waste which is carried out to reduce the impact of waste on health, the environment or aesthetics, as well as to reduce the amount of waste. The aim is to educate the public about the importance of waste management so that people have the awareness to change their behavior in managing it. rubbish. The method used was lectures and using leaflets to the community. This method explains the concept of waste and waste management. This extension was highly supported and welcomed by the community and village officials. This can be seen from the enthusiasm of the community in listening to the material presented and wanting to hold other activities/programs regarding waste management in Sungai Lueng Village which will certainly benefit the surrounding community.

Nyapah sub-district, which is one of the 14 sub-districts in Walantaka District, has problems faced by the community and the nyapah sub-district apparatus itself, namely not understanding and knowing about the legal regulations related to waste management, as well as handling waste that can actually provide good benefits from an environmental perspective. as well as the economy of the community in Nyapah sub-district. And there is also no Waste Bank for waste management. This service activity is important in providing legal education about waste and so that the community in Nyapah sub-district is legally aware of the importance of good and correct waste management in accordance with applicable legal regulations. The method used is descriptive with a qualitative approach by collecting data, including interviews, observation and documentation. The result of this service is that the community and Nyapah sub-district officials can know and understand the regulations regarding waste management contained in the law. No. 18 of 2008 concerning Waste Management, Government Regulation no. 27 of 2020 concerning Specific Waste, Minister of Environment and Forestry Regulation No.  14 of 2021 concerning Waste Management at Waste Banks, and Serang City Regional Regulation Number 7 of 2021 concerning Waste Management.

Waste is one of the problems that is quite difficult to deal with in Indonesia. This happens because of the people's habits as consumers who always produce waste. Therefore, changing used goods into goods that can be reused can help reduce environmental pollution. Waste management is one of the main challenges in achieving environmental sustainability. This community service program aims to develop a used goods creation business based on business and environmental sustainability in Kembangan Selatan Subdistrict. The methods used include outreach, training and assistance to local communities in processing used goods into economically valuable, creative and innovative products. Through this program, it is hoped that the community can improve their skills in processing waste, create new business opportunities and reduce the amount of waste generated. pollute the environment. The results of this activity show increased awareness and community participation in protecting the environment, as well as the formation of several new business groups engaged in recycling. Business sustainability is measured through indicators of increasing income and quality of life for the community. Thus, it is hoped that this program can become a business development model that is not only economically profitable, but also contributes positively to environmental sustainability.

This research aims to optimize environmental health education by strengthening literacy and language in Dusun V, Hulu Village, Pancur Batu District, Deli Serdang Regency. Conducted from July 15 to July 27, 2024, the study focuses on enhancing public understanding of waste management and environmental health. The methods employed include socializing the processing of organic waste, providing public facilities such as stacked bins and signs prohibiting improper waste disposal, and activating reading parks and literacy programs at PKK. Additional activities include organizing community service projects, sports events, and educational competitions for children. The results indicate that the program was successfully implemented, despite facing technical and coordination challenges. The community responded positively and showed enthusiasm for the initiatives. Challenges included limited expertise in some manufacturing processes and insufficient coordination with relevant stakeholders. Key supporting factors were community support and the facilities provided by residents. Recommendations include improving coordination, reactivating Karang Taruna, and developing MSMEs as part of future local economic empowerment efforts.

Financial management by the Bahara Village Government is one form of implementing the Village Government's authority to manage village assets, but this has not yet shown optimal implementation because there are still problems in managing village finances, namely: The Village Government is less than optimal in discussing and preparing Cost Budget Plans (WED). Making village financial plans still involves wasteful costs. The research objective to be achieved is to determine the effectiveness of village financial management by the Bahara Village Government, Panjalu District, Ciamis Regency, Fiscal Year 2022. The results of the research are that the effectiveness of village financial management by the Bahara Village Government, Panjalu District, Ciamis Regency, Fiscal Year 2022 has not been implemented optimally. Therefore, the Village Government should be more aware of the aspirations conveyed by the community, providing more firmness for supervisors and workers to pay attention to every direction and managerial time.

Financial management by the Bahara Village Government is one form of implementing the Village Government's authority to manage village assets, but this has not yet shown optimal implementation because there are still problems in managing village finances, namely: The Village Government is less than optimal in discussing and preparing Cost Budget Plans (WED). Making village financial plans still involves wasteful costs. The research objective to be achieved is to determine the effectiveness of village financial management by the Bahara Village Government, Panjalu District, Ciamis Regency, Fiscal Year 2022. The results of the research are that the effectiveness of village financial management by the Bahara Village Government, Panjalu District, Ciamis Regency, Fiscal Year 2022 has not been implemented optimally. Therefore, the Village Government should be more aware of the aspirations conveyed by the community, providing more firmness for supervisors and workers to pay attention to every direction and managerial time.

Mojowangi Village, Mojowarno District, Jombang Regency, is a village that has strong cultural potential. However, this village also faces environmental weaknesses in the form of increasingly worrying plastic waste problems. Ecobrick socialization in Mojowangi Village is a very important effort to overcome the problem of plastic waste. Using a participatory method, this activity involves PKK mothers in making ecobricks, namely plastic bottles filled with solid plastic waste. The main objective is to increase community awareness and skills in sustainable plastic waste management. This activity also contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially goals number 11 (Sustainable Cities and Settlements) and number 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). The results of the activity show an increase in community awareness, skills, and active participation, as well as opening up new economic opportunities for the community. Thus, this activity not only has a positive impact on the environment but can also improve the economy of the local community

The Domas Village area in Mojokerto Regency faces environmental cleanliness issues, particularly in waste management. These issues are tied to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and SDG 13 (Addressing Climate Change). This journal assesses a community empowerment program in Domas Village aimed at managing organic waste and converting it into compost raw materials. The program seeks to enhance the community's ability to manage waste efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner through practical training and counseling. The research methodology involves a qualitative approach with an in-depth case study of the program. The findings demonstrate that this empowerment program can decrease the amount of organic waste being disposed of and provide additional income for the community through compost sales. It has also raised environmental awareness among villagers and encouraged active participation in waste management activities. This study concludes that community empowerment in Domas Village is an effective implementation of SDGs principles. To further develop this program, recommendations   include   expanding   its   reach   to neighboring villages,   improving   access   to   waste   processing technology, and strengthening collaboration between the government and the local community.

Indonesia's population reached 282,477,584 in 2024, presenting significant challenges in waste management, especially in densely populated areas. In Sidoarjo, the waste volume amounts to 598 tons per day, with a recycling rate of only 7-9%. The Kuliah Kerja Nyata Tematik (KKN-T) program in Bluru Kidul village aims to enhance waste management through the promotion of anaerobic composters, which convert organic waste into compost. This community service initiative involves identifying issues, observing conditions, formulating solutions, and educating on the importance of household waste management, particularly organic waste, for producing useful plant fertilizer. This outreach session provided residents of Desa Bluru Kidul with new understanding and skills to utilize used gallon containers as anaerobic composters and organic waste as raw material for oxygen-free compost, thereby supporting Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12, which focuses on environmentally conscious consumption and production in villages

Indonesia's population reached 282,477,584 in 2024, presenting significant challenges in waste management, especially in densely populated areas. In Sidoarjo, the waste volume amounts to 598 tons per day, with a recycling rate of only 7-9%. The Kuliah Kerja Nyata Tematik (KKN-T) program in Bluru Kidul village aims to enhance waste management through the promotion of anaerobic composters, which convert organic waste into compost. This community service initiative involves identifying issues, observing conditions, formulating solutions, and educating on the importance of household waste management, particularly organic waste, for producing useful plant fertilizer. This outreach session provided residents of Desa Bluru Kidul with new understanding and skills to utilize used gallon containers as anaerobic composters and organic waste as raw material for oxygen-free compost, thereby supporting Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12, which focuses on environmentally conscious consumption and production in villages

Indonesia's population reached 282,477,584 in 2024, presenting significant challenges in waste management, especially in densely populated areas. In Sidoarjo, the waste volume amounts to 598 tons per day, with a recycling rate of only 7-9%. The Kuliah Kerja Nyata Tematik (KKN-T) program in Bluru Kidul village aims to enhance waste management through the promotion of anaerobic composters, which convert organic waste into compost. This community service initiative involves identifying issues, observing conditions, formulating solutions, and educating on the importance of household waste management, particularly organic waste, for producing useful plant fertilizer. This outreach session provided residents of Desa Bluru Kidul with new understanding and skills to utilize used gallon containers as anaerobic composters and organic waste as raw material for oxygen-free compost, thereby supporting Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12, which focuses on environmentally conscious consumption and production in villages

Waste management is an important concern in efforts to maintain cleanliness and environmental sustainability. The Waste Bank has been proven to be an effective solution in managing waste with a sustainable approach. This research aims to implement a Waste Bank website as a means of information and waste data management in Pekelingan Village. The system development method used is the Waterfall method which consists of the stages of requirements analysis, system design, implementation, testing and maintenance. In the needs analysis stage, the needs of related parties are identified, such as the management of the Waste Bank and the community using the Waste Bank's services. System design includes designing a user interface and database structure to store waste transaction information, member data and financial reports. Website implementation involves developing web-based applications using PHP and MySQL technology. Testing is carried out to ensure that the website functions properly and meets requirements. The result of the implementation is a Waste Bank website that can be used to register members, record waste transactions, check balances, and manage waste data efficiently. With this website, it is hoped that the management of the Waste Bank in Pekelingan Village can be more organized and transparent. This case study can also be an example for other sub-districts in developing information technology-based Waste Banks to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of waste management.

Household waste management is a significant challenge in Indonesia along with population growth and economic activity. In 2021, organic waste contributed 54.31% of the total waste in Surabaya. One innovative solution is the use of bioconversion technology with Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae which can decompose organic waste quickly and produce animal feed and organic fertilizer. The socialization and training program in Dukuh Sutorejo aims to introduce and train residents in maggot cultivation as an alternative for waste management and animal feed. This activity includes socialization about the benefits of maggots, training in cultivation techniques, and providing maggot samples for independent cultivation. The evaluation results showed that 91% of participants understood how to apply maggots for organic waste management and animal feed, indicating the success of the program.  

The lack of waste management in the community of Kampung Benar Dusun VI Village, Kota Pari, Pantai Cermin District, Serdang Bedagai Regency is due to the limited knowledge and understanding of waste management in general. People still think that waste management is not important because people think that their waste will decompose by itself without thinking that this will have a huge impact if the waste continues to be left unmanaged. One way to support this waste management program is through a waste bank. A waste bank is a place that is used to make it easier for the public to sort waste, then the sorted waste will be deposited at a factory that makes crafts from waste or at a waste collection point. The aim of this research is to determine community knowledge regarding waste management, analyze existing waste management in the community and find out what strategies are effective for waste management. The method used by researchers is an integrated counseling method and systematic training. Data was collected by observing in the field and conducting in-depth interviews with informants. The results of the research show that after providing outreach to the community that waste management is important, the community also understands better about good waste management and knows effective waste management strategies to implement using the 3R system.

In the rapidly growing era of digitalization, significant changes have occurred in consumer behavior, especially with the existence of e-commerce platforms and online marketing innovations. Today's consumers frequently browse for information about fashion products before making a purchase. Goals of the study to examine the impact of product searches on impulsive buys, Together with the relationship's moderating effect of flash sales, as well as sharia business perspective. Purposive sampling is a quantitative research method that is utilized. involving Shopee users in Bandar Lampung City. Data were collected using a Google Form-based questionnaire with a Likert scale. The findings indicated that the chance of making an impulsive purchase increased with the amount of time spent searching.. In addition, flash sales were shown to moderate this relationship, increasing impulse buying tendencies when found during browsing. These findings imply that the management of product browsing and flash sale offers needs to be considered in marketing strategies, taking into account the Shariah perspective to ensure fair and non-wasteful transactions.

Urban sustainability presents considerable challenges, especially in the management of energy and wastewater treatment systems. Rapid urbanization intensifies the demand for water and energy, leading to increased pressure on existing infrastructure and resources. Wastewater management is essential for urban water sustainability, as untreated wastewater poses significant environmental and health risks. Moreover, wastewater treatment processes are energy-intensive, complicating the balance between environmental goals and energy consumption. To address these challenges, integrating decentralized renewable energy systems, such as solar, biogas, and wind, with wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) offers a promising solution. This integration can reduce reliance on centralized power grids, enhance energy self-sufficiency, and promote sustainability. The application of Circular Economy principles, which emphasize resource recovery and system decentralization, is key to this integration. However, technological, economic, and regulatory barriers exist, limiting widespread adoption. This study explores the feasibility of coupling renewable energy with WWTPs, focusing on energy flow simulations, environmental impacts, and economic evaluations. The results indicate that integrating renewable energy can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower operational costs, and improve the resilience of urban water systems, making it a viable option for sustainable urban development.

The Community Service Program aims to increase awareness and knowledge among the community and students about the importance of environmentally friendly technology and to encourage active participation in environmental conservation. Through literature studies, field observations, interviews, and campaigns, this activity has achieved several important results.The results of the activities showed a significant increase in awareness and knowledge about environmentally friendly technologies implemented by PT. Toba Pulp Lestari, Tbk, including liquid and solid waste management, renewable energy utilization, and sustainable forest management. The company's support and commitment to the application of environmentally friendly technology and community education programs have driven the initiation of environmental conservation efforts, ensuring the sustainability of these programs.Based on the results of the activities, policy recommendations were prepared and submitted to PT. Toba Pulp Lestari, Tbk, and other related parties to enhance the implementation of environmentally friendly technology and strengthen community education programs in the future. This Community Service Program demonstrates that collaboration between the company and the community can produce significant positive impacts on environmental conservation and long-term sustainability.

Surabaya, a city with high population density in East Java, faces challenges in managing land for reforestation. To address this issue, the Surabaya Green and Clean (SGC) Program was introduced, focusing on greening and waste management. One of the proposed solutions is hydroponics, a soilless farming method that can be applied on limited land. On July 28, 2024, community service activities were carried out in Kalijudan Village, Mulyorejo District, Surabaya City, to introduce and increase public knowledge about hydroponics. This activity involved socialization and practical hydroponic planting with the participation of 25 residents. The program consisted of preparation stages, socialization, planting practices, and report preparation. Socialization included exposure to hydroponic theory and practical demonstrations, while each participant received tools and materials for home experiments. The planting method with rockwool has proven effective in supporting plant growth, while the distributed eco-enzyme provided dual benefits by increasing plant growth and reducing household waste. This program successfully introduced hydroponic technology and increased awareness of sustainable urban agriculture. Hopefully, this activity will be the first step in developing hydroponics and creating a greener environment in Surabaya.