Skills training significantly improves participants' ability to create home decorations from household waste, suggesting potential for economic independence.
Background: The problem of the lack of productive skills among housewives is a challenge in efforts to improve family welfare and empower the community's potential. To overcome this, training was conducted on how to make home decoration crafts from household waste.Aims: The purpose of this activity aims to improve the skills of housewives in processing waste into valuable and aesthetic products, as well as to open up creative business opportunities.Methods: The training method is participatory and gradual, starting with introducing waste types, processing techniques, and direct practice in making decorative crafts.Result: The evaluation results through pretest and posttests showed a significant increase by 95.62% in the ability of participants to make home decoration crafts. This increase reflects the effectiveness of the applied training method.Conclusion: With these results, it can be concluded that this training has succeeded in achieving its objectives, and the skills obtained are expected to encourage participants' economic independence through recycled craft-based entrepreneurship.
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