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PROGRAM PENGEMBANGAN “PROTAP” (PRODUK DARI TANAMAN ASLI PAPUA) SEBAGAI PROGRAM PEMBERDAYAAN EKONOMI BIDANG KESEHATAN PADA MASYARAKAT KAMPUNG TOBATI-ENGGROS KOTA JAYAPURA

JURNAL PENGABDIAN PAPUA · Vol. 2 No. 2 (2019)

DOI
10.31957/.v2i2.653
ISSN
2579-9592, 2550-0082
Published
2019-01-23
Publisher
LPPM Uncen
Language
eng

Abstract

Indonesia is a country that has a wealth of flora number two in the world after Brazil and is believed to have a variety of plants tha can be used as medicine.The use of herbs fo treatment, especially the use of medicines that have been integrated into formal health services in Indonesia is still low compared to some other Asian countries.  Papuan medicinal plants have superior characteristic that are different from other provinces in Indonesia. The usage of potential natural products as medicines for Papuan communities are selected by a good  understanding of herbal medicine. The potential of biological acticity from  natural resources provides a great opportunity to developing this program. In this case, the activities of the Community Engagement activities with the title Development of "PROTAP" (Products of Medicinal Plants of Papua) for the community in Tobati-Enggros Village of Jayapura City; first introducing the potential for development of traditional medicine; secondly practicing the manufacture of PROTAP (products from the Papuan Native Medicinal Plant) and positively impacting the economic development of communities in the utilization of local Papuan products; the third produces an output in the form of local and national community engagement journals. The methods used in the implementation of this activity are lectures, simulations or demonstrations as well as the direct practice of manufacturing products from indigenous plant drugs Papua. The conclusion that tarticipants are very enthusiastic to follow the activity of service and can know the development program of PROTAP, Based on the evaluation result indicates that the participants have satisfaction level is high when viewed from percentage of all aspect.Keywords: PROTAP, Economy, Community, Tobati-EnggrosÂ

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  • Cenderawasih University
  • Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Musamus Merauke University
  • University of Rhode Island
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Farmawaty FarmawatyCenderawasih University9
Suharno SuharnoCenderawasih University8
Henderite L. OheeCenderawasih University4
Irma RahayuCenderawasih University4
Linus Yhani ChrystomoCenderawasih University3
Gerardinalia NgamelubunCenderawasih University3
Suriani Br. SurbaktiCenderawasih University3
Rani Dewi PratiwiCenderawasih University3
Maria Ludia SimonapendiCenderawasih University3
Vita PurnamasariCenderawasih University3
SUHARNO SUHARNOCenderawasih University2
Eva Susanty SimaremareCenderawasih University2
Elsye GunawanCenderawasih University2
Rusnaeni RusnaeniCenderawasih University2
Suwito SuwitoCenderawasih University2
Suharno SuharnoCenderawasih University2
Mesak MantekCenderawasih University2
Supeni SufaatiCenderawasih University2
Ervina IndrayaniCenderawasih University1
Asâ€TMari NawawiBandung Institute of Technology1
Muhamad İnsanuBandung Institute of Technology1
Erlani RaharengCenderawasih University1
Apianus KilunggaCenderawasih University1
Joane J. AnsakaCenderawasih University1
Novela H. KorwaCenderawasih University1
Leonardo A. NumberiCenderawasih University1
Roma M. ManaluCenderawasih University1
Marseline G. MailisaCenderawasih University1
Irene SuebuCenderawasih University1
Wehelmina LahalloCenderawasih University1
Norce MoteMusamus Merauke University1
Michael A RiceUniversity of Rhode Island1
Rosye H.R. TanjungCenderawasih University1
Imam MishbachCenderawasih University1
Irfaiz A. ArdiyansyahCenderawasih University1
Irjayanti IrjayantiCenderawasih University1
Allowisya FutwembunCenderawasih University1
Efray WanimboCenderawasih University1

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