Intan Taufik
The community service program in Kaloa Village, North Seram District, Central Maluku, is part of the PM 3T initiative aimed at improving agricultural productivity and internet access. The project includes the construction of a solar dryer dome to optimize sago drying using solar energy, enhancing the quality and market value of the product. Additionally, a workshop on producing biofertilizers from organic waste was held to improve soil fertility and support sustainable farming practices. The installation of Starlink internet was also carried out to improve connectivity, support educational activities, and create a better learning environment. In response to the limited electricity supply, the project is equipped with solar panels and batteries to meet energy needs independently. The impact of this program includes improved agricultural efficiency, economic potential, and educational opportunities, laying the foundation for sustainable growth in Kaloa Village. This initiative demonstrates a commitment to advancing remote areas and can serve as a model for sustainable development for other communities.
Economic Benefits: Solar dome dryers improve drying efficiency and quality of sago, leading to higher market prices and reduced post-harvest losses, Environmental Impact: The use of biofertilizers increases soil fertility, reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers, and improves sustainable agricultural practices, Community Empowerment: Training sessions equip local farmers with skills to increase agricultural productivity and independence, driving long-term economic growth, Improved Education: Installation of Starlink improves internet connectivity, facilitating smoother school assessments and better access to educational resources. "
Socialization of Biological Fertilizer Production, Construction of Solar Dryer Dome, Education on Nurseries and Planting, Installation of Starlink