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Penyusunan Proposal dan Laporan Program Pengaabdian Berbasis Kemitraan

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Asalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh. Let me introduce myself, I am Dr. Ahmad

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Saifudin, M.PdI. On this occasion,

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I will share material on

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compiling a

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partnership-based community service proposal as well as

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reports and outputs of the

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Unisnu Jepara real work lecture program. Let's take a

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closer look.

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Okay, happy viewers.

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So, in every real work study program,

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we as students are required to

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prepare a community service proposal

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.

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This proposal is important because when we

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can prepare a good proposal,

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we can carry out the KKN program

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smoothly without any obstacles.

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This material aims to

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equip students in the process of

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preparing partnership-based service proposals

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. It is hoped that after following

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this material, students will be able to

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follow the stages of preparing a

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proposal properly and also ensure

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that the KKN outputs can be met.

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Let's start with the definition of a

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partnership-based community service program.

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So, in the real work lecture, all

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participants are asked to carry out one

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mandatory program, namely a

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partnership-based service program.

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KKN participants

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are asked to choose one partner in groups

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who will be accompanied from the

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planning process to the evaluation process.

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After compiling a proposal,

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KKN participants are also required to compile

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a report.

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As a proposal with

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scientific principles, participants are also required

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to fulfill the criteria

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in accordance with the existing systematics.

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At least a partnership-based service proposal

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starts from the cover page, then the

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approval page,

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there is an abstract or summary, then

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there is a table of contents, a list of tables, a list of

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figures for example, then

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attachments.

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As the core of the proposal, we will

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divide it into five chapters starting from

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the introduction,

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problem solutions, implementation methods,

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outputs, and target achievements, as well as the

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activity schedule.

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Proposals usually end with a

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bibliography.

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Academically,

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the rules for writing a

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community service proposal refer to

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scientific principles.

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Administratively, please use the

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standard Times New Roman font size 12

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with 1.5 spacing and also

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use A4 paper size.

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Viewers, happy KKN participants.

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The first time before we prepare

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a proposal, we start by carrying out

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observations.

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The hope is that we can

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determine the proposal title appropriately

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according to the partner's needs. In

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determining the title, we can follow

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standard rules. For example, firstly, the title

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must use short,

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clear,

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concise and informative language.

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And the title must also be

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easy to read, easy to look at, and not

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give rise to ambiguous interpretations.

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Well, it would be better if the title also

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included the name of the partner and the location of the

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KKN placement village.

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Among the examples of titles that can be

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chosen are

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training in making educational props

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or APE based on waste and

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interactive media for early childhood education teachers

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. for example, if we take

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school partners or for example, if we want to

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assist

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EE MSMEs or perhaps

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community organizations, we can also

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use relevant titles.

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After the title,

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we usually write an abstract or

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summary.

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The summary essentially contains the

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essence of the entire proposal. which

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we will compile. Therefore,

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technically this summary is usually written

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at the very last phase. However,

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in the systematics of compiling a proposal,

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the summary is placed after the title. We

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follow standard rules.

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The number of words in the summary

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should not exceed 500.

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And make sure the summary includes

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the problems currently being faced by the

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partner, then the solutions offered

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by the KKN participants as community service providers.

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Then the output target to be

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achieved.

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The summary may also contain a

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brief plan of proposed activities.

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Next, after the summary, we move on

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to the introduction.

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KKN participants write an

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introduction section containing at least two aspects.

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The first is situation analysis and the

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second is partner problems.

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Please refer to the standard fonts

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that have been determined by the committee.

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When citing references,

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try to use the Mendele or

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Zotero application by selecting the fan style.

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We will assist each partner in at least

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one

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priority issue.

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Whether it is in the production aspect, for example,

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business management,

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marketing,

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packaging

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or for example for non-productive partners,

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we can assist in the

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human resource development sector.

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In the situation analysis process,

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we will identify the profile of the

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partner we choose. This profile starts

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from name, location,

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number of members, then for example

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documentation

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as a complement.

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We will then put everything into the

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situation analysis section. The

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partner we choose can be from

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one of three types of partners. You can

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choose the first productive partner.

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Productive partners mean partners whose

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income or earnings are

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profit-oriented or who can

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earn income from

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production efforts.

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Then the second, non-productive partners.

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Non-productive partners mean partners who are

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not profit-oriented in their daily activities. For example,

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schools, religious institutions,

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and so on. And finally partners

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towards productivity. Maybe the partner

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already has the motivation or intention to

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start a business. but still need

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assistance from the aspects of human resources, production,

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facilities or others. So,

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please, KKN participants choose partners that are

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most relevant to the conditions and

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needs in their respective villages.

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Then in the second introductory section

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is the aspect of the

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partner's problems or issues.

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The partner's problems are adjusted

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to the type of partner we choose.

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If the partner is productive, we can take

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one problem. for example in the

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production sector, management sector,

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marketing sector,

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packaging sector, or others. If

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the partner is non-productive, it means our focus is

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on assisting with issues

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related to service quality, related

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to improving human resources,

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and for partners to become productive, we can

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provide assistance to

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resolve problems regarding production,

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marketing, distribution, or others.

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Therefore, ensure that in the narrative of

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this partner's problem, we write it

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clearly and support it with

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quantitative data.

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Next is the part of the

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problem solution.

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After we have successfully selected a partner,

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we have

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discussed with the partner

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what problems we will assist with,

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then we will agree on a

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solution offered by the service team. Of course,

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this offer is based on the results of deliberation

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and communication with partners. Because

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the essence of the community service process

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is to solve problems

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according to the needs of partners. The

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problem solution should

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not be written in more than 1500

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words.

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Express according to the

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chosen topic. Of course this topic must have an

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innovative feel.

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Then the solution offered

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must be based on the

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real problems experienced by the partner

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and based on an agreement between the

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KKN participants as the service team and the

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partner as the service location.

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Furthermore, we need to formulate the solutions offered

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systematically and

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each solution

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is expected

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to have a clear target or output.

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Is the target, for example, to increase

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production aspects,

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strengthen human resources or something else? And

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each solution will be proven by the

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output that we must fulfill.

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We can narrate it in the form of a

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table, present it in the form of a graph

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or image so that we can narrate the solution to

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this partner's problem

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well.

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This is an example of when we formulate a

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problem solution using a

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table model.

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For example, our partners are MSMEs as

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productive partners. The aspect that we will

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accompany is the production sector.

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It turns out that after we conducted a

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situation analysis,

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the partner experienced problems in the

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chip production process.

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Starting from the monthly production quantity which

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has not increased much, then the

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taste variants are still monotonous. Well,

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we can accompany that after we discuss it

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with our partners. Then we agreed that

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the solution means we have to provide

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training, we have to provide

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mentoring, that is also allowed or sufficient

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with socialization.

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Well, that's the solution we agreed on. From

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that solution we then set

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targets. The target must be clear and as

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quantifiable as possible.

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For example,

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80% of employees improved their skills

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in making innovative chips with

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various flavors. Well, 80%

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is a quantitative figure

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so formulating targets will be

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better when we can display

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quantitative data.

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For example, non-productive partners are the same

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. For example, we assist in the

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marketing management aspects of promotional schools.

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When there is a problem, for example, one school institution has a

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limited number of students and each year there is

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no increase. Well, then we

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look for a solution. What is the solution? Oh,

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that means training in the use of

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graphic design to support the promotion of the schools

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or madrasas that we assist.

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The target must also be clear. For example, 80% of

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teachers and educational staff can

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make flyers or promotions for accepting

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new students.

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Okay, my fellow students that I am

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proud of. Then we will enter the

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next systematic part of the

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implementation method. The

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core of the implementation method is a

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narrative about the service process that

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we will carry out.

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Will the service be in the form of

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outreach,

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training, or

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mentoring

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? which can guarantee the continuity

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of this service process is not

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interrupted only by KKN participants,

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but can be continued after

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KKN participants are withdrawn from their

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respective villages.

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To make the implementation method section more

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interesting,

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the devotee can also formulate or

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present it in the form of a table or

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graph.

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The important thing is that

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the table can detail or

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describe the processes

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or methods that will be

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implemented in implementing the

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community service program.

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And this section usually shouldn't be

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more than 2,000 words. It must not be more

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than 2,000 words.

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Well, this is

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an example of

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the presentation of the implementation method section.

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So, starting from the problem,

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solution, target. Well, just add

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one column in the table, namely the

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implementation method. Whether it is training,

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mentoring, or socialization

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depends on the partner's needs that

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have been agreed upon with the service team.

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Next is the presentation of outputs and

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target achievements. Of course, in the proposal

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we must set external targets.

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Minimum output in the KKN process. The

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first is a report on a

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partnership-based community service program.

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Then there are mass media publications

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as additional output. Later, it could also

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take the form of a scientific article that we submit to a

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journal, or perhaps we could make the

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product of our service an

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intellectual property right

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so that it can later have an impact on our

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partners.

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Then, as a mandatory output, we also

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have to make a video or documentary film

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that summarizes

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the process of implementing community service from start

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to finish.

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And no less important, we are also

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asked to compile biographies of

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NU structural figures

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in the form of features or in the form of

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biographical books, depending on what is

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agreed upon by the KKN committee.

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And every solution we offer

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must have a clear target to achieve

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.

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Next

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we will present the implementation schedule section

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. Of course, during the

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40-day KKN program, starting from the first day to the

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last day, we will determine the schedule

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or timeline for the service process.

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For example, in the first week we will

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visit

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potential partners. In

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the second week, we will discuss the

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priority issues that

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we will assist with and so on until the

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final week in the form of the

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final output of the report on

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the process of implementing community-based service

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.

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Then the proposal structure ends

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with an attachment containing the biodata of

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each team. Then a description of

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the science [clears throat]

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and the technology applied. So, in

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this section, please maximize our

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writing in 500 words. We explain that

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there is a picture of science and technology applied in the

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service process.

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For example, we use

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learning media when accompanying

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teachers at school. Well, this means that

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science and technology are in the form of learning media.

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Well, apart from that, we also need to

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attach a

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letter of statement from the partner regarding their willingness

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to be accompanied by the service team. Well,

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this letter will be signed by the

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partner's leader.

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Finally, you can take a

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screenshot of the location map

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from the campus to the partner location.

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so that it will be clearly visible

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how many kilometers the

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service team has to travel from campus

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to the partner location.

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So, administratively, the

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proposal description will begin with a

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cover or cover page,

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followed by an approval page. Please

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see the details

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in the KKN guidebook.

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The systematics of the report are actually

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not much different from the proposal which is

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compiled

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from chapter 1, chapter 2, chapter 3. Well, it is the same

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as the proposal that we compile. In chapter 4,

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we will narrate the process of implementing

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community service,

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entitled the results and outcomes

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achieved.

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For example, if the proposal that is

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prepared and the implementation are different,

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then automatically

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the preparation of the report must also

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be adjusted to the

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actual activities. This means there is a narrative change

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between the initial proposal and the

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final report. Then in the fifth chapter,

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we will write the conclusions of the results of the service

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and also the suggestions that we can

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provide, ending with a bibliography

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and also attachments.

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Well, administratively please check

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[clears throat] the manual using

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Times New Roman font. The size is 12, the

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exact size is 1.5, the paper is A4.

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In preparing the results achieved,

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we need to distinguish between

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mandatory outcomes and additional outcomes. The

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mandatory outputs include, for example,

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final service reports,

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accumulation of videos, and then scientific articles

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. If additional output can be in the form of

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IPR or intellectual property rights.

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Then, in the conclusions and suggestions section,

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please

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summarize the essence of the

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community service implementation process and the results

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achieved. So, the suggestions we

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provide can be directed to partners

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or related stakeholders who frequently

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interact with partners. The

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supporting attachments for the final report are

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almost the same as preparing a proposal.

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There is team biodata, a letter stating the

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partner's willingness, and a letter stating

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that the implementation of the service process

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has been completed. Proven by a list of

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attendance for the implementation of community service, materials and

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photos of activities, as well as other

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relevant evidence. For example, if this community service process

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has become a scientific article and

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has been submitted to one of the

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community service journal articles, then it is permissible to

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add a screenshot of proof of

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submission or proof of sending the

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journal.

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We can access everything in full

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in the guidebook which can be downloaded on the

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Unisnu KKN page, namely at

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kkn.unisnu.ac.id.

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Thank you,

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see you again. Hopefully, the

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KKN process can run smoothly,

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can provide benefits to partners

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and we can uphold the

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good name of the alma mater. Wallahu muwafiq thik

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warahmatullah wabarakatuh.

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