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The purpose of this study was to develop AKM model mathematics questions using the Yogyakarta cultural context to determine the profile of mathematical literacy of high school students. This type of research is a design research type of development study using an emphasis on repeated cycle development using formative evaluation. This study developed a set of AKM model mathematics questions, with preliminary and prototyping stages. The subjects of the study were class X students of MAN 2 Wonosobo and were determined by partner teachers. Data analysis techniques used document analysis, walk through analysis, and test result analysis. The results of the study showed that: 1) a set of AKM model mathematics questions using the Yogyakarta cultural context that were compiled had met the valid criteria using the Formative Evaluation flow. 2) the results of the study of the profile of mathematical literacy of students in the field test subjects revealed that there were many students who had not completed, especially in the employ category where only 15% (6 out of 40 students) had completed it, namely on question number 8. Likewise in the formulate and interprete categories, both of which were no more than 17.5% of students who managed to get the maximum score. Likewise, in the content category, it can be seen that no more than 15% (6 out of 40 students) were able to obtain the maximum score on question number 8. Meanwhile, in the algebra domain, at least 32.5% (13 out of 40 students) managed to obtain the maximum score, namely on questions 23, 24 and 25. The same thing in the data domain can be seen to be higher than the number domain and geometry domain, although the percentage is quite low, namely 27.5% (11 out of 40 students) who obtained the maximum score.

Pragmatics can generally be defined as the study of language use in context. This means that someone can be said to have pragmatic skills if they can use language in context appropriately. The students who are currently studying at SMA Fonts Vitae 1 Jakarta are teenagers who are included in the Alpha generation. The Alpha generation's exposure to English and technology makes them quickly rich in information. Therefore, providing English language skills, especially pragmatic skills to the Alpha generation, is very important. This pragmatic skill is important to be taught to students in Indonesia so that they can negotiate with partners from abroad, and welcome foreign tourists without misunderstanding. In the 'Community Service' (ABDIMAS) activity that featured the writer, the presentation and training on negotiation took place at SMA Fonts Vitae 1, Jakarta. The results of the activity showed that the participants were fluent in conversing in English (fluent), but in the negotiation stage participants still experienced obstacles in the crunch time phase. Participants needed time to reach an agreement because the negotiations they conducted focused on the goal of 'defeating' the opponent's argument. Thus, it is important for teachers not only to focus on fluency in speaking but also to train sensitivity to be able to reach a mutual agreement.

This workshop on journal management for study programs at AAL was carried out with the Indonesian Journal Management Association (APJI) team from Semarang, the AAL PPM team, and the AAL study program journal management team. Workshop materials include: Scientific Article Substance Standards, Open Journal Systems (OJS) Guide Version 3 for Writers, Editors, and Bestari Partners, and Journal Accreditation Assessment on Management Aspects based on National Journal Accreditation Guidelines. The application of the workshop materials and study program managers carries out the following: 1) Prepare a roadmap for each journal, complete with time coverage and what the journal will be like in the long term.  2) start managing their respective e-journals from submission, review to publication, and 3) start preparing and managing journal Accreditation Submission Requirements in Arjuna, and this is the aim of carrying out this workshop activity. To make the management of study program e-journals more effective and efficient, several strategies have been implemented, namely: collaborating with the Indonesian Journal Management Association, intensive guidance on the management of study program journals from LPPM to each study program, preparing for registration with Arjuna in 2026.  

This article examines the management of marine tourism in Lanjukang Island, a tourist destination located in the Spermonde Islands, Makassar City, South Sulawesi, with a focus on the role of maritime diplomacy in increasing tourism potential while preserving marine resources. This research uses a qualitative approach with literature study methods and interviews with relevant parties, such as local governments and local communities. Lanjukang Island, with its beautiful underwater nature and beaches, faces challenges in the form of coral reef damage due to destructive fishing practices and coastal abrasion processes. Nevertheless, Lanjukang Island remains an attractive tourist destination for domestic and foreign tourists. The Makassar City Government plays an active role in promoting marine tourism through international collaboration, one of which is through the Makassar International Eight Festival and Forum (F8) event. Maritime diplomacy, which emphasizes international cooperation in marine resource management and tourism, plays a key role in facilitating sustainable tourism development on Lanjukang Island. The research found that while there is great potential in the marine tourism sector, more integrated and sustainable management is needed to support the local economy and the preservation of the marine environment. Collaboration between government, community and international partners is essential to achieve a balance between tourism development and nature conservation.

North Polongbangkeng is a part of Takalar Regency where the people grow corn besides rice. However, until now corn plants have only been dried and then sold in the form of shelled seeds, while they can actually be sold in the form of processed food. For this reason, people need to be taught how to process it and then taught how to market it in MSME activities through various digital social media. More specifically, the objectives of this service activity are: 1. Increasing community knowledge in utilizing yellow corn so that it can increase community income. 2. Creating an application that can be used to help increase yellow corn production;; 3 Provide assistance to start-up businesses in the field of yellow corn cultivation; 4. Provide assistance in the use of the Yellow Corn marketing market place via Android Applications and E-Marketing; 5. Diversification of Processed Yellow Corn Products into other processed products and designs. ; and 6. Creation of interactive media and training modules for processing yellow corn has been completed. This service activity received a very good response from the Biralle Kunyi farmer group, as well as North Polongbangkeng State Middle School 4 as the target group. Based on the results of the implementation carried out in these 2 stages, it was able to increase the knowledge and skills of the partner group in applying techniques for processing yellow corn into finished food and was able to market it using social media so that the digitalization system could run as expected in optimizing the marketing of yellow corn processing results.

Consumer demand for fast, accurate, and precise information has accelerated the adoption of information technology (IT) as a strategic tool in this era of globalization. The implementation of IT governance in public services plays an important role in improving efficiency, productivity, and service quality, by meeting community needs effectively. This study aims to evaluate IT governance in the public service sector through the implementation of international standards such as COBIT, ITIL, and ISO/IEC 20000 which focus on risk management, information security, and service efficiency. This research method uses a qualitative approach by analyzing related frameworks and regulations, and identifying factors that support and hinder effective IT governance. The results of the study indicate that the implementation of IT governance in public services faces significant challenges, including resistance to change, limited resources, and lack of readiness to adapt to changes in community values. The success of IT governance depends on the synergy between organizational policies, information strategies, and information architecture standards applied. In addition, the ITIL-based service model that emphasizes the integration of People, Process, Products, and Partners (4P) components has proven effective in improving the quality and satisfaction of public service users. This study recommends increasing inter-agency collaboration, improving technology infrastructure, and increasing digital literacy to ensure responsive, accountable, and sustainable IT governance in the public service sector.

Koperasi Simpan Pinjam (KSP) Maju Mapan Jaya is one of the cooperatives engaged in savings and loans. In an effort to provide maximum service to customers, KSP Maju Mapan Jaya has collectors who are tasked with collecting credit installments and taking customer savings deposits directly to the customer's location for the convenience and security of customer funds.Transaction recording is still done manually by cooperative collectors by recording in the savings ledger or loan ledger and then submitting it to the cooperative office. Partners expect assistance in the application of information technology, especially the digitization of collector transaction data to minimize obstacles in the field. The purpose of this community service activity is to help partners provide assistance and implement a digital-based collector transaction data information system.

The change of the curriculum to the Independent Curriculum made the National Exam (UN) officially change to the Minimum Competency Assessment (AKM). The evaluation carried out in the National Assessment consisted of reasoning ability using language (literacy), reasoning ability using mathematics (numeracy), and strengthening character education. Despite the lack of significant improvement in Indonesia's literacy, numeracy, and science skills rankings over the past 18 years, the country consistently ranks in the bottom 10 in PISA test results. Facing the current Independent curriculum, teachers must be able to teach based on literacy and numeracy skills, because this is the indicator in AKM and PISA-based assessments. If teachers master literacy and numeracy skills, then teachers can convey materials related to literacy and numeracy clearly and correctly for students. Teachers are expected to innovate to develop student competencies through various lessons through student-centred teaching. This Community Service is a community partnership program in collaboration with SMKN 3 Lhokseumawe. Service activities are by providing material on literacy and numeracy-based learning. During the service program, teachers are given knowledge about literacy and numeracy, the form of questions, and the number of percentages of questions in the AKM, which are useful for strengthening teachers' literacy and numeracy.

The change of the curriculum to the Independent Curriculum made the National Exam (UN) officially change to the Minimum Competency Assessment (AKM). The evaluation carried out in the National Assessment consisted of reasoning ability using language (literacy), reasoning ability using mathematics (numeracy), and strengthening character education. Despite the lack of significant improvement in Indonesia's literacy, numeracy, and science skills rankings over the past 18 years, the country consistently ranks in the bottom 10 in PISA test results. Facing the current Independent curriculum, teachers must be able to teach based on literacy and numeracy skills, because this is the indicator in AKM and PISA-based assessments. If teachers master literacy and numeracy skills, then teachers can convey materials related to literacy and numeracy clearly and correctly for students. Teachers are expected to innovate to develop student competencies through various lessons through student-centred teaching. This Community Service is a community partnership program in collaboration with SMKN 3 Lhokseumawe. Service activities are by providing material on literacy and numeracy-based learning. During the service program, teachers are given knowledge about literacy and numeracy, the form of questions, and the number of percentages of questions in the AKM, which are useful for strengthening teachers' literacy and numeracy.

Competition in the business world has become increasingly intense, compelling business actors to establish competitive advantages in order to survive and boost sales. Among the strategies that can be implemented is to enhance service quality while offering competitive prices. This study aims to analyze the services provided to buyers as partners by KIA consultants and to investigate the impact of these services on customer satisfaction. The method employed is quantitative descriptive, utilizing a survey technique to sample the population, with a questionnaire as the primary tool for data collection using a Likert scale. The targeted population consists of buyers or visitors at KIA dealerships located in Bogor, Jakarta, and several other areas. The sample in this study comprises 90 respondents. The results indicate that the service quality variable has a significant impact on customer satisfaction, with a t-test significance value of 0.000, which is less than 0.05. Conversely, the price variable does not influence customer satisfaction, with a t-test significance value of 0.298, which is greater than 0.05. Additionally, both service quality and price collectively affect customer satisfaction, with an F-test significance value of 0.000, which is also less than 0.05.    

This study examines community participation in chemical waste management in urban areas, aiming to understand the extent of community involvement in protecting the environment from the harmful impacts of hazardous waste. The introduction outlines the importance of managing chemical waste in densely populated urban areas and the risks arising from a lack of public awareness and knowledge. This research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing in-depth interviews, questionnaires, and direct observations. Interviews were conducted to explore community perspectives and motivations, questionnaires were used to assess their level of participation and understanding, and observations were carried out to examine real actions in waste management practices. The results indicate that community participation remains low, influenced by limited outreach, awareness, and support facilities. This study highlights the need for improved education, facility provision, and partnership programs between the government, community, and private sector for more effective and sustainable chemical waste management.

This study aims to The purpose of this study is to understand and describe locutionary, illocutionary, and perlocutionary speech acts in the Mappettuada tradition of the Bugis-Makassar ethnic group. The data in the study are in the form of linguistic units consisting of words, phrases, clauses, sentences of speech in the Bugis tribe's mappettuada tradition in online media (youtube). The results of the study revealed that the communication pattern of the Bugis tribe's mappettuada tradition is formed by the communication structure in a speech event between the speaker and the speech partner. The data in this study amounted to 29 data which were classified based on pragmatic theory, namely locutionary, illocutionary and perlocutionary speech acts. Locutionary speech acts were found in three forms of speech acts in the form of 2 declarative data, 2 interrogative data, and 2 imperative data. This proves that locutionary speech acts greatly influence the conversation process in the form of negotiations in determining the amount of money in the mappettu event. Illocutionary speech acts consist of 5 types, namely assertive speech acts with 4 data, directive 8 data, expressive 4 data, commissive 1 data, declarative 4 data. The assertive speech acts found consist of four forms of speech, namely mentioning, showing, informing and stating. The directive speech acts found consist of five forms of speech, namely inviting, requesting, charging, suggesting, and challenging. The expressive speech acts consist of three forms of speech, namely saying thank you, blaming and flattering. The commissive speech acts found consist of two forms of speech, namely swearing and promising. The declarative speech acts consist of four forms of speech, namely deciding, canceling, prohibiting, and granting. The most dominant speech act found in the interaction of the mappettu event is the directive speech act. In the perlocutionary speech act, data was found on two types of perlocutionary speech acts found, namely invitation speech acts and orders. In addition, there are also reactions or responses from the interlocutor when hearing the speech. The responses or reactions that arise include happiness, being more motivated, the effect of accepting the invitation, being more enthusiastic, immediately carrying out orders and so on.

The validation of marriage is an examination of the bond between a man and a woman as life partners that has been carried out in accordance with the teachings of Islam, and the fulfillment of the elements and requirements for the validity of the marriage bond, but has not yet been registered with the relevant authorities. This study focuses on the analysis of the Surabaya Religious Court decision number 2540/Pdt.P2024/PA.Sby. This paper discusses the legal basis and requirements for the validation of marriage that were considered by the judge in making the decision to validate the marriage.

Tanarawa Village, located in Waiblama Subdistrict, Sikka Regency, holds great potential in the plantation and crop sectors despite its hilly and undulating terrain. This potential can be harnessed to enhance the economic well-being of the community while addressing the high stunting rate in the area, where the stunting rate at the Tanarawa Health Center reached 33.5% in 2023. To address this issue, an empowerment program was implemented through a demonstration garden aimed at improving community skills and knowledge in sustainable agriculture. The program included training on the creation of garden beds and the cultivation of nutrient-rich plants such as spinach, water spinach, and mustard greens. The methods used included participatory observation, in-depth interviews, and partnership approaches with local residents. The program successfully provided nutritious vegetables for families, particularly for children affected by stunting, and raised community awareness of the importance of nutritional intake. Additionally, the demonstration garden program offered economic benefits by reducing spending on vegetables and optimizing the use of vacant land.

This research aims to determine the implementation of campaign finance audit procedures and evaluate their conformity with applicable quality standards.  The case study was conducted at the Public Accounting Firm (KAP) Luthfi Muhammad & Partners. The data source was obtained from interviews with partners, the head of the audit implementation team, and members of the campaign fund auditors of KAP Luthfi Muhammad & Partners.  The research results showed that KAP Luthfi Muhammad & Partners did not make direct visits to the clients concerned when collecting the required reports and supporting evidence because it was done via the SIKADEKA website. At the stage of auditing campaign funds, KAP Luthfi Muhammad & Partners has referred to KPU regulations and applicable audit standards. Namely PKPU No. 18 in 2023.

Indonesia's significant potential in the fisheries sector, particularly in catfish aquaculture, offers substantial opportunities for economic development and business growth. This study analyzes the catfish supply chain from Easy Farm in Bekasi, West Java, to end consumers through middlemen and restaurants. Two supply streams are examined to evaluate efficiency, identify potential improvements, and provide strategic recommendations for supply chain management. Analytical methods include performance measurement, barrier identification, and evaluation of potential efficiency enhancements. Findings indicate that collaboration with middlemen and restaurants can expand market reach but also pose challenges related to supply quality and sustainability. Recommendations include investment in infrastructure and technology, increased collaboration with supply chain partners, and the development of sustainable marketing strategies.

Efforts to increase competitiveness and utilize resources for promotions in grocery stores effectively have found obstacles in their implementation, one of which is that the average business actor is old, which makes it difficult for the use of technology to become a more optimal marketing effort so that templates can be used as one. one solution to make it easier for business actors to create marketing supporting content. The partner for this mentoring activity is Mrs. Listiyaningsih, owner of the Liszsa2 grocery store in Bulak Banteng Village, Kenjeran District, Surabaya City. The mentoring method is carried out through 3 stages, namely problem identification, implementation and evaluation and maintenance. As a result, business actors can confidently market their goods and expand their consumer reach.

At SMP Negeri 2 Gucialit, teachers have difficulty designing and implementing learning models that can develop students to have skills in critical thinking and problem solving, creative thinking skills, communication skills, and collaboration skills. The aim of this community service is to expand understanding of concepts and improve the skills of Junior High School teachers in designing project-based learning through lesson study. The method used in community service consists of three stages, namely preparation, implementation and evaluation. In the preparation stage, field survey activities and coordination with service partners were carried out. At the implementation stage, material is provided, practice is carried out in developing project-based learning teaching modules through lesson study and discussion. At the evaluation stage, an assessment of the results of the activities was carried out using a questionnaire distributed to participants by the community service team. Based on the results of the questionnaire, it shows that the percentage of answers achieved was 59.3% strongly agree with the benefits of this activity, 37% agree, 3.7% neutral, and there were no answers strongly disagree or disagree. This shows that this service activity increases the understanding of the concepts and skills of Junior High School teachers in designing project-based learning through lesson study. Apart from that, this community service activity produces project-based learning teaching module products and aquascape learning media.

Low interest in reading and limited access to digital literacy in Gunungpati Village, Semarang, are the main challenges in developing community literacy, especially among children and teenagers. The community service program "Gunungpati Reading Literacy Movement" aims to increase interest in reading and digital literacy by providing physical reading corners, digital libraries, and literacy training. The methods used include literacy outreach, training in reading, writing and digital literacy, and the application of technology through digital libraries that the public can access at any time. This program involves collaboration with various parties, such as sub-district government, PKK, educational institutions and local communities.The results of this program show an increase in reading interest by being available in reading corners and digital libraries that are accessed by the public. With this program, it is hoped that the Gunungpati community will increase their literacy and technology skills, so that they can support increased social and economic welfare. The program is also designed to be sustainable through strong partnerships and ongoing support.

Access to mental healthcare, especially psychopharmacological treatment, for people with psychosocial disabilities (ODDP) remains a significant challenge in Indonesia. Discrepancies between regulations and their implementation, coupled with limited availability of psychiatric medications, pose major obstacles. This research analyzes the collaborative efforts of the Mental Health Association (PJS) and its strategic partners in advocating for increased access to medication for ODDP. The research focuses on the stages of advocacy, the roles of each partner, the collaboration process, and the outcomes of these advocacy efforts. Employing a qualitative approach, this research involved in-depth interviews with PJS officials to explore the roles of partner institutions in advocacy. The findings reveal that PJS has systematically engaged in advocacy, collaborating with various strategic partners such as BPJS Watch, WHO Indonesia, and PDSKJI. This collaborative effort has proven effective in identifying issues, formulating solutions, and driving policy changes. However, challenges such as limited resources and the complexity of the issues persist. The research concludes that collaboration among partner institutions is key to improving access to medication, particularly psychiatric medications, for ODDP. Sustained and measurable advocacy is necessary to ensure that ODDP can obtain equitable and accessible quality mental health services.