Tujuan dilakukannya penelitian yakni menguji kualitas produk, citra merek, dan harga terhadap meningkatkan keputusan suatu pembelian produk PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk di Kota Semarang. Penelitian ini memiliki hipotesis yaitu harga, kemudian citra merek, serta kualitas produk bepengaruh terhadap keputusan pembelian produk PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk Kota Semarang. Penelitian dibantu dengan kuesioner guna melakukan pengumpulan data, dan analisis yang dilakukan dengan SPSS22, dimana mencakup pengujian validitas, realibilitas, normalitas, asumsi klasik, dilanjut analisis linier berganda, uji t atau pengujian hipotesis dan yang terakhir uji R2 atau pengujian koefisien determinasi. Penggunaan sampel sebanyak 96 responden yang diperoleh berdasarkan metode purposing random sampling. Berdasarkan uji yang dilakukan kualitas produk dan citra merek memiliki pengaruh positif signifikan, dan yang terakhir harga mempengaruhi namun dampaknya kecil terhadap keputusan pembelian produk PT Unilever Indonesia Kota Semarang.

Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengaruh variabel kualitas pelayanan, kepercayaan, dan persepsi harga terhadap loyalitas pelanggan di Bengkel Yoko Motor Semarang.Penelitian ini menggunakan metode purposive sampling. Pengujian data yang digunakan meliputi uji validitas dengan membandingkan r hitung dan r tabel, uji reliabilitas dengan Cronbach Alpha. Uji asumsi klasik dengan uji normalitas, uji multikoloneritas, uji heteroskeditas. Uji analisis regresi linear berganda digunakan untuk menguji dan membuktikan hipotesis penelitian. Dan uji hipotesis dengan uji t, koefisien determinasi (R2 ).Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa variabel kualitas pelayanan, kepercayaan dan persepsi harga berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap loyalitas pelanggan pada Bengkel Yoko Motor Semarang. Hasil penelitian ini memberikan implikasi bahwa faktor kualitas pelayanan, kepercayaan dan persepsi harga adalah hal yang perlu diperhatikan untuk meningkatkan loyalitas pelanggan agar lebih baik lagi demi tercapai tujuannya.

<p><em>The meeting hall building in Tlogosari Wetan Village consists of one floor extending throughout the land that is still surrounded by rice fields and is predominantly constructed with reinforced concrete materials. Based on information, the building has been standing for more than 20 years. Seeing this, the Community Service Team aims to investigate the condition of the structural system and materials of the Village Hall Building. To find out the condition of the structure and building materials, and can be a follow-up for partners to improve and utilize the building. The method used in this investigation is visual observation of structural conditions and non-destructive material testing. The results of the investigation show that a review of the compressive strength characteristics of the concrete in column elements still meets the requirements for earthquake-resistant concrete materials according to SNI 2847 2019.</em></p>

<p><em><span lang="EN-GB">This Community Service activity aims to strengthen the added value of each student through the ability to read and write academic and non-academic articles. Community service methods through tutorials, workshops, and assignments which are synergized with life skills teaching and extracurricular activities at SMAN 2 Mranggen. The service team, which consists of lecturers and students, works together by conducting training and supporting SMAN 2 Mranggen students in designing writing frameworks, creating writings, and publishing them in competitions, media, and newspapers. Considering the new normal situation after the COVID-19 pandemic, training can be carried out face-to-face with the PKM Team and training participants. In carrying out the training, we have coordinated together according to the time and place that has been determined. way of thinking, perspective, and behavior of SMAN 2 Mranggen students to participate individually and in groups in environmentally friendly activities to create an efficient and responsible lifestyle for the future. It can be concluded that this PKM activity has created a foundation of learning experiences and skills that enable students to describe their thoughts in a clear, sequential, logical language, taught practical ways of writing KTI, and detailed in the educational process of secondary education and then in higher education. Provides benefits if it is introduced in high school.</span></em></p>

<p><em><span lang="EN-GB">The Mathematics Subject Teacher Meeting (MGMP) at KKMA 02 Jepara is routinely held at least 3 times in a semester, namely at the beginning before learning begins, in the middle, and at the end of the semester. The routine activities carried out are discussing textbooks and worksheets, setting up learning traps, and preparing for the preparation of Mid-Semester Examination questions and Final Semester Examination questions. However, in the last few semesters, the Mathematics MGMP is rarely held, even in this semester there is only 1 meeting and there is no more meeting agenda. This is due to several factors such as the level of saturation because the activities carried out are the same, never innovative activities that are in nature to improve the abilities and skills of teachers such as training, this encourages community service programs to be held with the theme "Utilization of Geogebra software in learning mathematics". This activity is a training for teachers who are members of the Mathematics MGMP regarding the importance of Geogebra software in learning mathematics. The method used is lectures and discussions from presenters from UNISNU Jepara and continued with simulations. The results of this activity are increased teacher knowledge and skills in designing learning media and implementing Geogebra software-based mathematics learning. It is hoped that by increasing teacher skills in developing innovative learning media, the learning atmosphere in the classroom will be enjoyable and student interest and motivation in learning will increase.</span></em></p>

<p align="justify"><em>The climate, weather, and rainfall conditions that occur in the Meteseh Village, Tembalang District, Semarang City, especially in the Bukit Kencana Jaya area, are quite high during the rainy season. As a result of housing developments that may not consider the problem of drainage properly, some places experience soil erosion. Based on the results of observations at the location, it was shown that there were several points of the water channel that were damaged. This condition can cause blockage or overflow of water when the intensity of rain increases due to disruption of the water channel. If a puddle occurs, it can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes that have the potential to cause disease. It is necessary to repair the water channel to restore its function of the water channel. The implementation method starts with a field survey, then socializes the repair and maintenance of waterways, and direct practice of repairing damaged waterways. The repair was carried out by replacing the base of the canal using a U-40 cm concrete pipe and plastering on the sides so that the water channel would not experience erosion and could function properly again.</em></p>

<p><em>Education needs to play a role in overcoming environmental problems by forming environmentally literate individuals. Environmentally literate individuals are individuals who are responsible for their behavior, respect the environment, and understand the problems that occur in the environment. Therefore, environmental literacy needs to be instilled and trained from an early age. It is known that students are not aware of various environmental problems, and efforts to preserve the environment, environmental education has not been integrated into classroom learning, and the absence of waste management practices in schools makes students' environmental literacy low. The methods used in PKM include (a) case studies and discussions, and (b) the practice of making compost and using it to fertilize plants. PKM activities begin with contracts and at the end of the activity, an evaluation is carried out to find out the achievements of PKM implementation. PKM activities were carried out in two partner schools namely SD Muhammadiyah 2 Alternative and SD Negeri Keramat 5 Magelang. Participants who are students from the two partner schools have understood environmental issues, and waste management as an effort to preserve the environment, and are skilled in processing organic waste into compost. Participants showed interest and enthusiasm during the PKM activities.</em></p>

<p><em>Various types of planting media besides soil have different abilities in carrying out their functions as planting media to support the process of plant growth and development. In the world of agriculture and plantations, we often hear the term polybag as a planting medium, especially in nurseries and planting in polybags to save agricultural land. The choice of polybags as planting containers for cultivation is influenced by several factors, such as low price, rust resistance, durability, lightweight, uniform shape, does not get dirty quickly, and ease to obtain at agricultural supply stores or plastic shops. The purpose of this community service activity is to provide knowledge to the people in Alasdowo Village, Pati Regency regarding how to plant decorative plants using polybag media. The implementation method used is by providing information through discussions and questions and answers as well as direct practice on how to make planting media using polybags. The results obtained from this activity are increasing public knowledge about how to plant decorative plants using polybag media. The community can also take advantage of and use polybag media to fill in the empty land they have by planting decorative plants.</em></p>

Climate change is driven by a combination of natural fluctuations and human activities, particularly the widespread use of fossil fuels (such as coal, oil, and natural gas) and alterations in land use practices such as logging, farming, and clearing land for agriculture. This global phenomenon encompasses various end-of-use activities, including agriculture, forestry, and consumerism. An inherent challenge in the global carbon dioxide (CO2) trading landscape lies in the competition between developed and developing countries, stemming from inconsistent CO2 prices. This competition manifests in three primary areas. Firstly, in the context of internationally transmitted mitigation outcomes, involving international trade aimed at surpassing Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) targets. Secondly, it pertains to sustainable development mechanisms, specifically the use of carbon offsets derived from projects implemented by both public and private entities worldwide. The third aspect revolves around non-market approaches, encompassing emission reduction through mitigation and adaptation efforts, financial support, technology transfer, and capacity building, which may involve tools like carbon taxes and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). This research adopts a legal norm perspective, delving into methods that investigate, describe, synthesize, interpret, evaluate, and analyze positive approaches. The findings signify a paradigm shift aligning with the "polluter pays principle," recognizing that entities and individuals responsible for environmental pollution should bear the associated costs. In the quest for a new paradigm of sustainable development, a carbon market ecosystem assumes a pivotal role. This ecosystem contributes to enhancing sustainability by curbing greenhouse gas emissions and offering economic incentives to address climate change. It acts as a cornerstone in constructing a fresh paradigm for potential development.

Consumer disputes may be resolved by non-litigation or litigation, with the latter being reserved for extreme cases. Companies are obligated to pay customers' compensation claims. The parties to a dispute should not be unfairly treated when the burden of evidence is not evenly distributed. In order to avoid an unfair burden of evidence mistakes that hurt other parties, the burden of proof has to be examined case by case. Law No. 8 of 1999 on Consumer Protection specifies the burden of evidence in Article 28. When it comes to enforcing the law in Indonesia, doctrines are accepted sources of law from outside the country. An interesting topic for debate is the regulation and use of the res ipsa loquitur doctrine in consumer dispute resolution in Indonesia. This method has a normative legal bent. The Consumer Protection Law does not explicitly govern the res ipsa loquitur notion, even though it is acknowledged in Indonesian consumer dispute settlement. Applying res ipsa loquitur to consumer disputes may help ensure fairness, which is in line with the Consumer Protection Law's established reverse burden of proof.