Mojokerto
Activity
During ICOP 2024, students and local communities across six locations in Mojokerto collaborated to address local needs and explore opportunities for sustainable community development. Activities focused on improving public facilities and water access, supporting education, strengthening local businesses, and developing the potential of agriculture and tourism. Through these collaborative efforts, students engaged directly with communities and learned to respond to the distinct challenges and strengths of each location.
Kesiman
Education & Community Health
Activities focused on improving the village environment through bamboo fences and trash bins, community clean-up efforts, and teaching at Rejosari Elementary School. Infrastructure improvements included renovating the hamlet hall and repairing public toilets. The program also supported local economic empowerment through freshwater fish farming workshops and the establishment of a demonstration pond.
Lebaksari
Local Products & Economic Development
Activities focused on improving village facilities through the installation of safety fences at the village hall and the creation of educational murals at Rejosari Elementary School. Students also supported local MSMEs, particularly banana chip businesses, through product packaging mock-ups, product photography, and publication on the Rejosari Village website.
Jembul
Village Tourism & Environmental Learning
Activities aimed to support Jembul’s tourism potential through cleaning tourist areas, improving access to the swimming pool, developing tourism branding, and preparing a tourism website. Students also supported school teaching, green school planning, medicinal plant gardens, and cultural exchange activities.
Sumberjati
Early Education & Small Business Support
Students supported early childhood and elementary education through PAUD facility murals, painting of the PAUD building and kindergarten, alongside teaching activities at PAUD, kindergarten, and elementary school levels. Students also supported local MSMEs by photographing products and compiling a catalog featuring business profiles and products from Sumberjati, Jembul, and Rejosari. A welcome sign was also installed at the village entrance.
Petung
Clean Water & Environmental Health
Activities focused on improving water quality by cleaning the village reservoir and replacing filter media, alongside a workshop on slow-sand filtration. Students also supported waste clean-up, improvements to shared sanitation facilities, digital mapping, and language teaching for elementary students.
