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KOPPMI Perkuat Kapasitas Purna Pekerja Migran melalui Pelatihan Manajemen Organisasi dan Pembuatan Pupuk Organik Cair

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Cilacap — Koordinasi Purna Pekerja Migran Indonesia (KOPPMI) menyelenggarakan pelatihan capacity building bertema “Persoalan-Persoalan Manajemen pada Komunitas Perempuan Purna Pekerja Migran Petani” yang dipadukan dengan pelatihan pembuatan pupuk organik cair.

Kegiatan ini berlangsung di rumah salah satu anggota, Bu Mus, di Desa Karangjengkol, Kecamatan Kesugihan, Kabupaten Cilacap, pada Selasa (21/7).

Pelatihan diikuti anggota KOPPMI yang merupakan perempuan purna pekerja migran dan kini menekuni sektor pertanian. Kegiatan ini bertujuan memperkuat kapasitas organisasi sekaligus meningkatkan keterampilan anggota dalam mengembangkan pertanian yang sehat, mandiri, dan berkelanjutan.

Pelatihan menghadirkan tiga narasumber dari STIE Muhammadiyah Cilacap, yaitu Tri Nurindahyanti, S.E., Rustina Dewi, S.E., M.M., dan Wignyo, S.Kom., S.E. Ketiganya memberikan materi mengenai penguatan manajemen organisasi komunitas serta praktik pembuatan pupuk organik cair yang dapat diterapkan langsung oleh para peserta.

Dalam sesi capacity building, peserta mendapatkan pembekalan mengenai pengelolaan organisasi, kepemimpinan komunitas, pembagian peran, serta strategi memperkuat solidaritas antaranggota agar mampu mengembangkan organisasi yang lebih mandiri dan berdaya.

Sementara itu, pelatihan pembuatan pupuk organik cair bertujuan mendorong terciptanya ketahanan pangan keluarga yang sehat sekaligus mengurangi ketergantungan petani terhadap pupuk berbahan kimia.

                                  Peserta mengikuti pelatihan membuat pupuk organisasi. Dok. KOPPMI

KOPPMI menilai penggunaan pupuk kimia secara terus-menerus dapat berdampak buruk terhadap kesehatan dan menurunkan tingkat kesuburan tanah. Selain itu, kelangkaan dan tingginya harga pupuk kimia membuat petani sering kali menjadi pihak yang paling terdampak oleh dinamika dan permainan pasar global.

Melalui pelatihan ini, peserta diajarkan memanfaatkan limbah organik yang mudah ditemukan di sekitar, seperti kotoran ternak, dedaunan, dan sisa-sisa hasil pertanian, untuk diolah menjadi pupuk organik cair yang berkualitas, murah, dan ramah lingkungan.

KOPPMI berharap para purna pekerja migran dapat menerapkan pengetahuan tersebut secara mandiri sehingga mampu mengurangi biaya produksi pertanian, meningkatkan produktivitas lahan, sekaligus memperkuat ketahanan pangan keluarga.

Selain meningkatkan keterampilan teknis, kegiatan ini juga menjadi ruang konsolidasi bagi para anggota untuk saling berbagi pengalaman, memperkuat jejaring, dan membangun kemandirian ekonomi perempuan purna pekerja migran melalui sektor pertanian berkelanjutan.

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Human Trafficking Month – 30th of July 2026

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6 August 2026

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Anna de Muinck Keizer university of Amsterdam

The month July is recognized as Anti-Human Trafficking Month (Bulan Anti Perdagangan Manusia) in Indonesia, a nationwide campaign dedicated to raise awareness about human trafficking and promoting coordinated action against exploitation. Human trafficking remains a significant human rights issue in Indonesia. Women, children and migrant workers are vulnerable to exploitation, including forced labour, sexual exploitation, forced marriage and online recruitment scams. Factors such as poverty, limited employment opportunities, unequal access to education and misinformation increase’s people’s vulnerability.

On the 30th of July 2026, organizations, academics, government representatives and community members gathered at the Faculty of Law of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) for an event dedicated to this Anti-Human Trafficking Month. Mitra Wacana collaborated with various organizations to aim to raise awareness about human trafficking while promoting collaboration in prevention, protection and victim support.

The event opened with participant registration, followed by an opening ceremony featuring welcoming remarkss and a cultural performance. Throughout the day, visitors could also explore a small Bazar, filled with products from local entrepreneurs and creating space for community engagement alongside the educational program.

The day consisted of several panel discussions featuring experts from universities, migrant worker organizations, government members, and legal institutions. The event started with a panel discussion that discussed the theme ‘Facing the New Face of Human Traffiking: Collaboration for Protection and Law Enforcement’. The speakers discussed the increasing vulnerability of migrant workers, online recruitment methods, and the need for stronger legal protection and law enforcement.

The second panel discussion talked about the ‘Collaboration on Prevention and Handling of Human Trafficking: Organizing, Advocacy, Campaigns, Legal and Psychological Assistance’. The presentations from the different organizations emphasized the importance of collaboration between professionals from different sectors, including lawyers, psychologist, educators and local communities.

The last discussion discussed the theme ‘Various Modes of Human Trafficking: from student trafficking, arranged marriages and the role of interfaith networks in preventing and handling human trafficking’. The panel explored the diverse and evolving forms of human trafficking, emphasizing that exploitation can occur in a variety of social and cultural contexts.

Overall, the event provided an opportunity to increase awareness and to strengthen the collaboration between organizations committed to addressing and preventing the human trafficking issue in Indonesia. Through knowledge sharing, practical discussions and community engagement the event reinforced the message that preventing exploitation requires collective responsibility. This message is reflected in the slogan ‘Humans are not for sale, united against exploitation’.

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