EcoWorth Student Team from Nusa Mandiri University Completes PKP2 2026 Evaluation Stage
The EcoWorth Student Creativity Programme for Community Service (PKM-PM) team from Nusa Mandiri University (UNM) successfully conducted its Progress Assessment of Implementation (PKP2) on Monday (14/09/2026). This national evaluation stage was undertaken to present programme developments, output achievements, and the sustainability of innovations within the community.
During the presentation, the team, led by Nazwa Syifa Fitriani, explained the implementation process of the community empowerment programme through the development of derivative products. As a Digital Business Campus, UNM continues to encourage students to provide applicable and wide-reaching solutions.
Nazwa stated that the PKP2 stage served as a valuable moment of reflection for all team members regarding the programmes implemented in the field.
“PKP2 is a momentum for us to review the entire process we have undertaken with the community. We have learned many things, from designing programmes and communicating to ensuring every activity provides benefits. Our target is to deliver the best and prepare EcoWorth for PIMNAS 2026,” Nazwa said in a release received on Thursday (17/09/2026).
Furthermore, the supervisor for the EcoWorth PKM-PM team, Johan Hendri Prasetyo, expressed appreciation for the students’ hard work. He emphasised the importance of consistency in refining outputs and programme documentation following the evaluation.
“PKP2 is not just a space to present achievements, but an opportunity for students to receive evaluation. The EcoWorth team has gone through everything from planning to the refinement of outputs. We will continue to mentor the team to make improvements heading towards PIMNAS 2026,” Johan explained.
Similar support flowed from the Head of the Digital Business Study Programme at UNM, Lia Mazia. She expressed pride in the students’ ability to implement business ideas and community service in a tangible manner.
“EcoWorth’s participation in PKP2 demonstrates a strong learning process, ranging from innovation and teamwork to problem-solving in the field. The Digital Business Study Programme will continue to provide support so that students can bring their best work to PIMNAS 2026,” she said.
The success of passing the PKP2 stage strengthens the commitment of the EcoWorth team and UNM to continue the process of improving the programme’s substance. With a spirit of sustainable empowerment, the team is prepared to move optimistically towards the PIMNAS 2026 competition.