A Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes) that transforms coconut husk waste into functional, economically valuable products through village community empowerment. The processing of coconut waste yields cocopeat, cocofiber, coco bristles, and various handicrafts. Through this innovation, the BUMDes not only reduces waste but also creates jobs for villagers and boosts the local economy sustainably.
Social Forestry business groups engaging village women provide economic opportunities through the processing of nipah palm leaf ribs and other natural resources—such as the production of nipah leaf plates, brooms, souvenirs, and banana-based products. These activities not only improve the economic well-being of village women but also support environmental sustainability by utilizing natural resources in a sustainable manner.
The PKK group transforms natural materials into valuable products using the ecoprint technique. By utilizing leaves, flowers, and other natural elements, they create unique patterns and eco-friendly dyes. Through this initiative, the group not only preserves traditional art but also creates economic opportunities for housewives, boosts family income, and drives the village economy in a sustainable manner.
The Al-Mujahidin Women’s Group harnesses local potential by processing *sagu rendang* ingredients into Sago Chips—creating an economically valuable product that serves as an alternative source of income for families while fostering community economic self-reliance. This initiative also helps preserve the sago-related culinary culture and traditions deeply rooted in the lives of the Batang Sari village community.
Sungai Bela Village possesses abundant fishery resources, including trash fish that can be processed into high-protein fish meal for use as animal feed. Utilizing these fishery products not only enhances the economic value of the trash fish but also creates opportunities for business development and provides an alternative source of income for the community.
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