The Influence of Motivation on the Impact of the Climate Village Program Implementation (A Case Study of Thematic Community Service Program in Climate Villages)
Quantitative analysis shows that existence and relational motivation significantly influence program outcomes.
Key Points
Community service program participants with high motivation levels showed substantial improvements in knowledge and understanding, indicating effective program implementation.
Survey data from 92 students indicated very high levels of existence and self-development motivation, while relational motivation was high.
Multiple linear regression analysis revealed existential motivation and social interaction positively impacted program results, whereas development motivation did not.
The study highlights the importance of motivation dimensions in the effectiveness of climate village programs targeting community service implementation.