Activity
During ICOP 2025, students and local communities in Mojokerto collaborated across five villages to drive sustainable change through public facility enhancements, water and sanitation improvements, educational programs, and grassroots economic empowerment. Grounded in the unique character of each destination, the program placed a special emphasis on preserving local heritage, most notably through traditional gamelan arts in Dilem Village.
Sumberjati
Public Facilities & Environmental Cleanliness
Students and residents focused on upgrading local public infrastructure, such as constructing a volleyball court, painting TPQ walls, and repairing the security post (pos kamling) while also boosting environmental awareness and strengthening early childhood and elementary education environments through book donations and teacher training.
Petung
Water Infrastructure & Environmental Health
Activities centered on improving clean water access and environmental health through the cleaning and repair of local water reservoirs and filter tanks, painting water storage units, constructing biopore holes, conducting waste-sorting socialization for families, and organizing teaching programs at SDN Sumberjati.
Rejosari
Public Infrastructure & Community Engagement
Collaborative efforts focused on renovating and painting the TPQ in Kesiman Hamlet, installing a security fence at the village office hall, setting up water pipes and planting bamboo around the fish pond, hosting local school teaching programs, and engaging the community through collaborative local cooking activities.
Jembul
Village Tourism & Infrastructure Development
Collaborative efforts highlighted unlocking rural tourism potential through a karang taruna tourism rebranding initiative and logo design, alongside building a temporary waste disposal site, renovating and painting school facilities at SDN Jembul 1, and improving village pathways.
Dilem
Gamelan Preservation & Community Infrastructure
This location featured a dedicated cultural preservation program spearheaded by students and locals focused on fundraising, procurement, and training for traditional gamelan instruments, complemented by paving installation at local schools and painting retaining walls (plengsengan).
Pacet Selatan
Infrastructure, Agriculture Support & Community Welfare
Activities targeted the installation of solar-powered street lighting (PJU-TS), manufacturing animal feed chopper machines, structuring the COD Tegal Klopo tourism area, hosting parenting seminars for PKK cadres, and teaching at SDN Pacet 2.
