PEMBERDAYAAN PEREMPUAN MELALUI INOVASI DAPUR HIJAU ADAPTIF BANJIR UNTUK MEMPERKUAT RESILIENSI PANGAN KELUARGA
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Abstrak: Pascabanjir, sebagian pekarangan mitra belum optimal untuk produksi pangan karena lumpur, kelembapan, risiko genangan, dan keterbatasan bahan tanam. Kegiatan ini bertujuan memperkuat resiliensi pangan keluarga melalui pemberdayaan TP-PKK dan inovasi Dapur Hijau adaptif banjir melalui peningkatan softskill dan hardskill mitra. Mitra adalah TP-PKK Kampung X yang terdiri atas 21 orang. Metode menggunakan pendekatan pemberdayaan partisipatif berbasis komunitas melalui koordinasi dan sosialisasi, pelatihan berbasis praktik, pengoperasian Bank Bibit Desa, penerapan Rak Tanam Adaptif Banjir, pendampingan, serta monitoring dan evaluasi menggunakan pre-test–post-test dengan jumlah soal sebanyak 10, observasi keterampilan, checklist SOP, dan logbook. Nilai rata-rata pengetahuan meningkat sebesar 24 poin, dari 72 menjadi 96 atau meningkat sebesar 33,3%. Evaluasi praktik terhadap 20 peserta menunjukkan bahwa 95% (19 dari 20 peserta) mampu melaksanakan tahapan utama budidaya dengan benar, sedangkan kepatuhan terhadap SOP mencapai 80%. Bank Bibit Desa mengelola 3.150 bibit dari 10 komoditas, sedangkan empat rak menampung sekitar 480 tanaman bayam dan kangkung.
Abstract: After the flood, some partner home gardens remained unsuitable for food production due to mud, high moisture, recurrent inundation risk, and limited planting materials. This community service aimed to strengthen household food resilience through empowerment of the village Family Welfare Empowerment group and a flood-adaptive Green Kitchen innovation to enhance participants’ soft and hard skills. The partner organization was the TP-PKK of Village X, comprising 21 members. The program used a participatory community-based empowerment approach through coordination and socialization, hands-on training, operation of a Village Seedling Bank, implementation of flood-adaptive raised planting racks, mentoring, and monitoring and evaluation using 10-item pre- and post-tests, skill observation, SOP checklists, and logbooks. The mean knowledge score increased by 24 points, from 72 to 96, equivalent to a 33.3% relative increase. Practical evaluation of 20 participants showed that 95% (19 of 20 participants) correctly performed the main cultivation steps, while SOP compliance reached 80%. The Village Seedling Bank managed 3,150 seedlings from ten crops, while four raised racks accommodated approximately 480 amaranth and water spinach plants.
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