By taking the culture from Japan, which is known as the cleanest country, I also added renewable innovations in the method of educating villagers towards the Japanese 3R initiative.

By approaching the villagers with 5W1H method to more understand informations, we included topics such as What is 3R (Reduce-Reuse-Recycle), Why it’s Important, How to 3R, When to Start, Where & Who and accompanied by policies, examples of implementation, mottos, benefits, and invitations at the end of sentences that all have been adapted to the culture in Japan.

The targets of my program include members of PKK (Family Empowerment and Welfare), Karang Taruna (Community Youth Development), industry players, village officials, and villagers of Daleman Village. Later, I hope that the villagers can understand the Japanese 3R initiative as well and can implement it by now just from home to support the construction of the 3R-based TPA itself.

Based on the first problem, Daleman Village also faces the second problem on how to improve the existing tourism industry in the global era to support the government’s program about SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals).

That’s why, I’m here to revitalize one of the ecotourism places in Klaten, named Umbul Nilo.

Cause it mentioned before on our KKN activities named "Sowan" with Mr. Nurul Astangin as the Director of BUMDes (Village-owned Enterprises) who manages the Umbul Nilo, said that there was a tourist from Turkey who came here with their personal local guides to feel the purity of nature and sense the freshness of water without polluted by any waste.