"UTILIZATION OF ORGANIC
WASTE AS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY COMPOST IN BHAKTIJAYA DEPOK"
Author(s)
Abstract
The determination of partners in community service activities (PkM) is
based on the existence of vacant land that used as a garbage dump. It
has an impact on the appearance of unpleasant odours and disturbs the
view. The objective of the activity is to provide training in making
family-scale compost using the takakura method, and assisting in
greening house and yard plants based on homemade compost. The goals of
PkM's activities are to improve cleanliness in the community's
environment and increase reforestation using homemade compost. The tools
and materials used are the general standards of the takakura method.
The results of the activity showed that the training using the compost
of the takamura method recognized by the community as an easy, simple,
and useful practice for greening the environment. It expected that the
impact is that the community can apply it at home and in the
neighbourhood where they live gradually starting from the micro-scale in
the community unit.
Keywords
Takakura Compost, Training, Greening, Household Waste
How to cite:
Noviana, L., & Sukwika,
T. (2020). Pemanfaatan sampah organik sebagai pupuk kompos ramah lingkungan di kelurahan Bhaktijaya Depok. Jurnal Pengabdian Untukmu Negeri, 4(2), 237-241. doi: https://doi.org/10.37859/jpumri.v4i2.2155
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