Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat

Antibiotic and Self-Medication Education, Creating SMK Kasatrian Solo’s Scouts as Pioneers of Wise Drug User

Regita Aulia Herabare — 2025-08-30

Antibiotics are drugs used to treat bacterial infections, but improper use can lead to the emergence of antibiotic resistance. This community service program was conducted at SMK Kasatrian Solo, located in Mendungan, Pabelan, Sukoharjo, where access to health education, especially regarding the correct use of antibiotics and self-medication practices, is still limited. The objectives of this program were to improve the knowledge of Pramuka (Scout) members about appropriate antibiotic use, reduce the risk of misuse, and develop youth cadres who are aware of antibiotic resistance and capable of educating their peers and communities. The educational intervention was delivered through participatory face-to-face sessions. The results showed that the Antibiotic and Self-Medication Education significantly increased participants' understanding of responsible antibiotic use and contributed to building awareness of rational drug behavior among students.

Strengthening Bali Fine Craft’s Competitiveness Through Eco-Friendly Packaging Innovation Based on Ecoprint

I Made Adi Suwandana — 2025-08-30

Packaging adds value for SMEs, especially Bali Fine Craft with its sustainable ecoprint products. This program aims to design eco-friendly packaging that supports brand identity and attracts consumers. Methods include situational analysis, initial design, prototype development, strength and visual tests, and limited implementation. Results show recycled kraft and reusable linen pouches support the slow fashion concept and receive positive feedback. Digital marketing and educational campaigns help spread sustainability values to consumers. This innovation is expected to boost competitiveness and customer loyalty.

Socialization and Education on the Implementation of the Coretax Administration System (CTAS) as an Effort to Improve Tax Literacy among MSMEs in Bira Village

Chris Dayanti Br. Ginting S, S.E., M.Si., CTT — 2025-08-30

The Coretax Administration System (CTAS) is designed to facilitate the administration, reporting, and payment of taxes online. However, at the regional level, the utilization of this digital service has not been fully optimized due to the existing digital divide, which hinders the community from accessing and using modern taxation services. This community service activity aims to enhance public literacy, particularly among MSME actors, enabling them to understand digital tax administration processes, improve reporting compliance, and support the government’s efforts to establish a more efficient, transparent, and participatory taxation system. Based on the results of the post-test, the activity has been successfully implemented with positive outcomes, demonstrating an increase in tax literacy knowledge and skills in using the digital tax reporting system. Additionally, the initiative to establish a “tax-aware MSME community” in Bira Village has emerged as a concrete output, strengthening the sustainability of this community service program.