Pemanfaatan Rumah Kompos sebagai Sarana Upgrading Keterampilan Pembuatan Pupuk Kompos

Uncontrolled population growth and urban displacement will continue to be the causes of the rise in
garbage. Waste that accumulates for too long and becomes dense and scattered will cause pollution, i.e., the
spread of pests and unwanted odors. The Abdimas team sees the role of compost houses as an optimal solution
to provide knowledge or education while growing public interest and awareness of the importance of garbage
control and reusing it to increase the economic value of partners and communities. The purpose of this activity is
for the community to be able to have a positive impact on the establishment of other composite houses around it.
The activities were conducted in the form of training and supporting workshops at the PCU Composite House,
and follow-up of the implementation results was conducted through the visit of the Abdimas team at the location
of the partner as a post-execution evaluation of the activities. Implementation of this activity is divided into three
stages, namely: preparation of training, implementation of the training, and non-continued application of
training results at the partner site. The training event is packed with the topic Organic Composite Making Skills
Upgrading Training. Based on the observations of the visits carried out by the Abdimas team, one of the
partners is currently working on the construction of a new composite house, while the other partner site has
already implemented fertilizer production activity for the fulfillment of the element of charity for the partners
crops. The construction of compost houses and garbage banks has proven to help in controlling household trash
while providing economic value for partners.