Accelerating SDGs Achievement in Inaran Village, Berau Regency: Strengthening Digital Literacy, MSME Financial Independence, and Anti-Corruption Culture
Akselerasi Pencapaian SDGs di Kampung Inaran, Kabupaten Berau: Penguatan Literasi Digital, Kemandirian Finansial UMKM, dan Budaya Anti Korupsi
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https://doi.org/10.30872/desamu.5233Keywords:
Anti-corruption culture, Basic education, Digital literacy, Financial education, Inaran villageAbstract
Community Service Program (KKN) is a form of student community service aimed at applying academic knowledge while contributing to the resolution of community issues. This program focuses on digital literacy and basic education, fostering an anti-corruption culture, and financial education. Activities are carried out through observation, outreach, interactive learning, discussions, hands-on practice, and mentoring. The program included an introduction to digital libraries, guidance on reading, writing, and arithmetic, promotion of the values of honesty and anti-corruption, and financial record-keeping education for business owners. The results of the activities showed an increase in participants’ understanding of how to use digital libraries, with the average evaluation score rising from 70.67 to 80.00. Basic education mentoring fosters student engagement and self-confidence, while anti-corruption awareness programs enhance understanding of honesty and integrity. Financial education resulted in an average final evaluation score of 98.62 among the 29 participants and improved their understanding of recording and separating business and personal finances. Overall, the activities contributed to improving the community’s knowledge, skills, and self-reliance of Kampung Inaran.
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