Abstract
Abstract. The attainment of village independence cannot be isolated from BUMDES’ excellent management performance. This community service initiative aims to activate and organize remote communities' economic potential by continually strengthening BUMDES (Village-Owned Enterprises). BUMDES Tunas Harapan is a village-owned enterprise in Tanjung village, Riau, Indonesia, and its performance has suffered as a result of various internal issues. It is vital to solve difficulties and uncover local potential that may help Tanjung village's economic growth. The initiative intends to empower local communities and create sustainable livelihood options through a holistic strategy. Conducting a requirements assessment, providing training and capacity development, supporting resource mobilization, developing market links, addressing infrastructure needs, implementing monitoring and evaluation, and assuring long-term support are all important measures. The initiative aims to stimulate entrepreneurship, generate jobs, raise living conditions, and contribute to the general development of rural communities by harnessing the potential of BUMDES.
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