Educational Business Model Product Eco-Green Batik Jumputan Shibori On Society Singosaren, Banguntapan, Bantul. The Yogyakarta Special District

Abstract

The socioeconomic problems confronting the communities of Joyopranan, Singosaren, Banguntapan, and Bantul are particularly pertinent to the development of an ecogreen batik jumputan shibori business model. It is believed that training and the development of business models would result in actual answers to the problems at hand. First, low salaries are projected to create new prospects for income growth, and second, a shortage of job opportunities, particularly in creative sectors like batik, is a significant barrier. The goal of the devotion is to give the community with the required training and support to develop their capacity to make high-quality shibori batik jumputan items. The next step in the implementation technique is to use concrete measures. This includes determining the community's training requirements and potential, creating a survey-based business model for Shibori gatherings, and consulting with the community to determine what is required from this program. Following the implementation, the PKK and Ranting Aisyiah will assist participants in applying skills learn in business activities. People's economic income can be increased through the results and external actions that follow the implementation of socialization. Training participants can enhance production and sales of shibori batik jumputan items by using the previously learn business strategy.