July 18 – August 7, 2025
Mojokerto Regency, East Java, Indonesia
Destination
Discover Our Destinations
Located in the highlands and rural communities of Mojokerto Regency, each ICOP 2025 destination has its own landscape, livelihoods, and local priorities. From agriculture and small businesses to environmental management and education, these communities hold valuable resources while facing challenges that shape their development needs.
Sumberjati
Sumberjati Village, Jatirejo District
Surrounded by agricultural lands and rural landscapes, Sumberjati relies heavily on farming and local community cooperation. The area holds strong potential for agricultural development and community-based activities.
Local needs include improving public infrastructure, supporting educational facilities for children, and enhancing environmental cleanliness and local health awareness.
Petung
Trawas District
Nestled within a thriving agricultural landscape, Sumber Petung relies primarily on corn farming and livestock raising to sustain its close-knit community life.
Key priorities focus on resolving clean water vulnerabilities through reservoir and filtration upgrades, tackling household waste and composting practices, enhancing youth education and environmental awareness, and exploring local river tourism and digital media initiatives.
Rejosari
Jatirejo District
Rejosari is characterized by a close-knit rural community where residents engage in agriculture, livestock raising, and small-scale local economic activities.
Key priorities involve improving public spaces, supporting local educational programs, waste management, and strengthening community infrastructure to foster sustainable local development.
Jembul
Jatirejo District
Jembul features a unique hilly landscape with strong potential for rural tourism, agriculture, and local resource utilization. The community has a high spirit of mutual cooperation (gotong royong).
Community needs include enhancing village tourism potential, improving access to better public facilities, supporting children’s learning environments, and upgrading village infrastructure.
Dilem
Gondang District
Dilem is a small rural community where agriculture, livestock raising, and small businesses are major livelihoods. What truly set ICOP 2025 apart here was a dedicated program focusing on the preservation of arts and culture (specifically gamelan preservation) adding a deeply cultural dimension to the service-learning experience.
The village faces challenges related to road infrastructure, public spaces, and the need to strengthen local economic and cultural opportunities. Key priorities include preserving traditional gamelan arts, supporting local businesses, and enhancing environmental management.
Pacet Selatan
Pacet Village, Pacet District
Situated in a scenic highland landscape, the area supports farming, livestock, and local trade. Its natural environment and community resources offer strong potential for agritourism and regional development.
Local challenges include improving educational and community facilities, enhancing waste management practices, upgrading public infrastructure, and supporting local economic activities to improve community welfare.