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СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ ГЛОБАЛЬНЫЕ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИИ ОБЩЕСТВЕННОПОЛИТИЧЕСКОГО ПРОСТРАНСТВА ПОД ВЛИЯНИЕМ ЦИФРОВЫХ ИНФОРМАЦИОННО-КОММУНИКАЦИОННЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ

This article is devoted to the newest challenges posed to society by the rapid development of digital communication technologies, especially global social media. The relevance of the topic lies in the fact that social media are constantly strengthening their monopoly as channels of information dissemination and communication platforms. At the same time, the commercial nature of social networks and the focus of IT giants on maximizing profits leads to unforeseen consequences that essentially transform socio-political life around the world. The text examines the main problems associated with the specifics of the functioning of social media and significantly influencing the socio-political sphere starting with the so-called “human factors”, such as the deliberate use of the capabilities of social media by certain interest groups and the psychological characteristics of human behavior that influence formatting of the online space, and ending with the built-in mechanisms of social media, such as recommendation algorithms and the collection and analysis of gigantic volumes of personal data for commercial use, which is increasingly turning into use for political purposes.

A Comparative Analysis of Active Learning for Rumor Detection on Social Media Platforms

In recent years, the ubiquity of social networks has transformed them into essential platforms for information dissemination. However, the unmoderated nature of social networks and the advent of advanced machine learning techniques, including generative models such as GPT and diffusion models, have facilitated the propagation of rumors, posing challenges to society. Detecting and countering these rumors to mitigate their adverse effects on individuals and society is imperative. Automatic rumor detection, typically framed as a binary classification problem, predominantly relies on supervised machine learning models, necessitating substantial labeled data; yet, the scarcity of labeled datasets due to the high cost of fact-checking and annotation hinders the application of machine learning for rumor detection. In this study, we address this challenge through active learning. We assess various query strategies across different machine learning models and datasets in order to offer a comparative analysis. Our findings reveal that active learning reduces labeling time and costs while achieving comparable rumor detection performance. Furthermore, we advocate for the use of machine learning models with nonlinear classification boundaries on complex environmental datasets for more effective rumor detection.

Communication in the science-policy interface: Evidence from a boundary organization in Nebraska, USA

Boundary organizations have a crucial function in environmental governance by facilitating the processes through which scientists and decision-makers generate, exchange, evaluate, and utilize knowledge to identify societal problems, propose potential solutions, and make decisions on appropriate courses of action. This support for evidence-informed decision making is essential in addressing environmental challenges effectively. Despite the growing popularity of boundary organizations, there remains a significant challenge in designing information dissemination platforms to bridge the communication divide between scientific experts and non-experts. To address this gap, we used natural language processing tools to analyze the communication strategies of a specific boundary organization – the Nebraska Water Center – and examined how these strategies evolved over time to address relevant water policy issues in the state. We identified three prominent topics in the Center’s periodicals between 1970 and 2018: policy and planning, water quality and quantity, and public engagement and workforce development. The prevalence of each topic changed over time, reflecting changes in both federal and state legislative priorities and subsequent responses from the scientific community. Our results also demonstrate how boundary organizations can design information exchange platforms that consider perspectives and needs of not only scientists and policymakers but also more diverse groups of actors. These findings are critical for developing strategies for bridging science and policy in environmental governance.

Understanding Financial Resiliency: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experiences and Strategies of The Employees in an Engineering and Consultancy Firm

The purpose of this qualitative case study was to conduct an in-depth analysis of the potential of Forex Trading and investing in developing financial resiliency among the employees of an Engineering and Consultancy Firm in the Philippines. This is a qualitative single case study of 10 employees of the company that were interviewed regarding the potential of investing in forex trading as a means to attain financial resiliency. Qualitative data for this study were gathered through one-session, semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions, documents, journaling, and observations. Thematic analysis following Braun and Clarke’s method for analysing qualitative data was used in understanding the qualitative data. Results have shown that participants have identified several challenges that seem to slow them down in earning money for them to obtain their aspiration of becoming financially resilient. It was also shown that participants thought that venturing in new business, stock market and forex investments, and sideline jobs were the most frequent responses recorded that may serve as solutions to the challenges. It is important to note that most of the participants were affirmative upon being asked if they would try foreign exchange investments as a potential means of achieving financial resiliency. Among others, the most significant manner of addressing financial challenges lamented by the participants was having a well-conditioned mind so that a well-planned long-term goal will be established. It is recommended to explore more related literature that tackles financial education in the Philippines and note the statistical number of those who are financially literate as this could be a contributing factor why the participants of this study lack concrete saving plans. Moreover, further exploration on the trend of foreign exchange investment is also suggested including the use of digital platforms for information dissemination regarding finance.

A multiplicative effect of Education and Wealth associated with HIV-related knowledge and attitudes among Ghanaian women

BackgroundKnowledge and attitudes regarding HIV play a crucial role in prevention and control efforts. Understanding the factors influencing HIV-related knowledge and attitudes is essential for formulating effective interventions and policies. This study aims to investigate the possibility of an interaction between education and wealth in influencing HIV-related knowledge and attitudes among women in Ghana.MethodsCross-sectional data from the Ghana Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS), a nationally representative sample, were analyzed. Statistical summaries were computed using place of residence, marital status, education level, wealth index quintile, use of insurance, functional difficulties, and exposure to modern media. Furthermore, a three-model Logistic regression analysis was conducted; Model 1 with main effects only, Model 2 with the interaction between education and wealth, and Model 3 with additional covariates. To account for the complexity of the survey data, the svyset command was executed in STATA.ResultsAlthough most interaction terms between wealth index quintiles and education levels did not show statistical significance, a few exceptions were observed. Notably, women with primary education in the second, middle, and fourth wealth quintiles, along with those with secondary education in the second wealth quintile, exhibited a negative significant association with HIV-related attitude level. However, no significant associations were found between other factors, including age, place of residence, marital status, and health insurance, and HIV-related attitude. The study also found significant associations between socioeconomic variables and HIV-related knowledge. There was a significant positive association between higher levels of education and HIV-related knowledge level. Women in wealthier quintiles had a significant positive association with HIV-related knowledge level. Factors such as place of residence and media exposure, including radio and television were also observed to be associated with HIV-related knowledge level.ConclusionsThis study highlights the importance of socioeconomic status and media exposure in shaping HIV-related knowledge and attitudes among women in Ghana. Policy interventions should focus on reducing socioeconomic disparities, ensuring equitable access to education and healthcare services, and utilizing media platforms for effective HIV information dissemination.

Understanding the barriers and facilitators of COVID-19 risk mitigation strategy adoption and COVID-19 vaccination in refugee settlements in Uganda: a qualitative study

BackgroundPerspectives on COVID-19 risk and the willingness and ability of persons living in refugee settlements to adopt COVID-19 prevention strategies have not been rigorously evaluated. The realities of living conditions in Ugandan refugee settlements may limit the extent to which refugees can uptake strategies to mitigate COVID-19 risk.MethodsIn-depth qualitative interviews were conducted between April 2021 and April 2022 to assess COVID-19 knowledge, risk perception, prevention strategy adoption including COVID-19 vaccination, and COVID-19 impact on living conditions in refugee settlements in Uganda. Interview participants included 28 purposively selected refugees who called into “Dial-COVID”, a free telephone COVID-19 information collection and dissemination platform that was advertised in refugee settlements by community health workers. Interviews were analyzed using a combination of deductive and inductive content analysis. Emerging themes were mapped onto the Theoretical Domains Framework to identify domains influencing prevention behavior. Results were synthesized to provide intervention and policy recommendations for risk mitigation in refugee settlements for COVID-19 and future infectious disease outbreaks.ResultsThe COVID-19 pandemic detrimentally impacted economic and food security as well as social interactions in refugee settlements. Youth were considered especially impacted, and participants reported incidents of child marriage and teenage pregnancy following school closures. Participants displayed general knowledge of COVID-19 and expressed willingness to protect themselves and others from contracting COVID-19. Risk mitigation strategy uptake including COVID-19 vaccination was influenced by COVID-19 knowledge, emotions surrounding COVID-19, the environmental context and resources, personal goals, beliefs about the consequences of (non)adoption, social influences, and behavior reinforcement. Resource constraints, housing conditions, and competing survival needs challenged the adoption of prevention strategies and compliance decreased over time.ConclusionsContextual challenges impact the feasibility of COVID-19 risk mitigation strategy uptake in refugee settlements. Pre-existing hardships in this setting were amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic and related lockdowns. Targeted dispelling of myths, alignment of information across communication mediums, supporting survival needs and leveraging of respected role models are strategies that may hold potential to mitigate risk of infectious diseases in this setting.Registration detailsWorld Pandemic Research Network – 490,652.

INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE NEO-INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

The regularity and inevitability of digital transformation objectively follows from the dialectical relationship between the function and structure of the economy. It is expressed in the fact that a change in function as a way of behavior of an economic system inevitably entails a change in its structure. The way of existence of the economic system, the way of connections of its elements and parts is radically updated. Active interaction of industries ensures sustainable neo-industrial development. This interaction is supported by the national information infrastructure. The development of the digital economy also requires appropriate institutional transformations, the main of which is the formation of a national information infrastructure. It should create qualitative conditions for digital transformation based on the use of digital technologies, platforms for the generation, dissemination and safe use of information in the context of neo-industrial development of the economy.

The European NORM Association (ENA)-promoting radiation protection in the field of norm in Europe.

The European NORM Association (ENA) was founded in 2017, merging previously informal European networks. It has the statute of an International Non-profit Organization established under Belgian Law. The objective of ENA is to promote and advance radiation protection in the context of exposure to NORM. It operates as a European platform and forum for discussion, dissemination and exchange of information, training and education and by supporting scientific knowledge and new directions of research related to NORM issues. A key activity of ENA is to share practical solutions. To this end, ENA gathers radiation protection practitioners, regulators, scientists and industry representatives in order to support the management of NORM in compliance with European standards and according to best practices. Since its foundation, ENA has organized three workshops where topical issues on NORM have been discussed. It has established close working relationships and links with IAEA, HERCA, IRPA and other international initiatives-getting a recognition at international level. ENA has set up working groups on NORM in the industry, in the environment, in building materials and, as recently as in 2021, a working group on decommissioning of NORM facilities. A series of webinars have been organized to present case studies on NORM decommissioning and discuss associated challenges and practical solutions.

(534) Sexual Patterns and Practices Among Undergraduate Students

Abstract Introduction Young people are potentially likely to engage in risky sexual behavior and this may be worse in the absence of adequate knowledge. These risky sexual behaviors potentially bear grave consequences on their lives and future. Objective The study assessed sexual preferences and practices as well as the knowledge of safe sexual practices and practice of risky sexual behavior among undergraduate students. Methods This is a cross sectional study in which the sexual patterns and practices among undergraduate students were accessed with the aid of a structured tested interviewer administered questionnaire. 751 undergraduate students from four different tertiary educational institution. Information on their demographic characteristics, sexual preference and patterns, knowledge and practices of safe sexual practices and risky sexual behavior were obtained using a self-administered questionnaire. Data analyzed with IBM SPSS version 25Descriptive statistics such as: mean, standard deviation, frequency, percentages, graphs and charts was used to summarize the result. Level of significance set at p<0.05. Results The respondents were young people with ages between 14 to 39years with a mean age of 20.9years. A higher proportion (55.1%) are female and 44.1% are male. Most of the respondents (97%) are single, 2% of were married, and 1% divorced or separated. Of sexual preference, majority of them (83.8%) preferred heterosexual relationship, 14.6% homosexual relationship, and 1.1% consider themselves bisexual. At age 20years, 85.6% of respondents have attained sexual debut. About a quarter (26.6%) have ever engaged in anal sex, 22.9% practice oral sex, 16.5% reported ever having group sex, while only 3.4% always practice anal sex. As many as 88.4% of respondent claimed to have knowledge of safe sex with sources of information comprising of parents, friends, media, health workers, family planning clinics, and community pharmacy store. Media is the largest source of knowledge and family planning contributed the least. Among the sexually active respondents, 33.5% have never used condoms and only 22.9% of them always used condoms. 73.5% of all sexually active respondents were practicing casual sex and a quarter of them (25.2%) engage in alcohol, cocaine or other illicit drug use prior to sexual intercourse. Conclusions A significant proportion of young people have preference for homosexual relations. various forms of potentially risky sexual behaviors are also common among these young people. Their sexual preferences must be respected and they must be provided with adequate knowledge to ensure safe practices. The media in all forms provides a good platform for dissemination of information to at risk young people. Disclosure No

Driving citizen engagement through Twitter: The case ofCOVID‐19 vaccination drive in India

Effective crisis communication is essential to efficiently handle the uncertainty and anxiousness of citizens during the COVID‐19 crisis. Government Twitter handles are an excellent platform for faster information dissemination and engaging citizens. While most government ministries actively use Twitter, limited attention is given to its modus operandi. Using data retrieved from the official Twitter handle of 'The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare' (MOHFW) of India, the current study examines the effect of the content characteristics, including content type and media type, on citizen engagement measured as tweet likes and retweets. The findings are based on 3742 tweets from MOHFW, recording more than 4.06 million likes and 1.23 million retweets over the initial six months of the largest COVID‐19 vaccination drive. Results show that content‐sharing guidance for stakeholders gained the maximum engagement, while the latest news about the COVID‐19 crisis resulted in the least engagement. Photos gained maximum engagement, while statuses resulted in the least engagement. The results illuminate the textual features of the government's Twitter communication and will enable policymakers to manage their social media content strategy diligently.

Halal or Haram? The COVID-19 Vaccine Discussion Among Twitter users in Malaysia.

Vaccine hesitancy is gaining attention due to the increasing spread ofthe COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia. Malaysia is a majority Muslim country and religion has a significant influence on the acceptance or rejection of vaccines. This is clearly seen through the disagreement over the halal statusof vaccines. Social media has become a platform for discussion and dissemination of information and dis-information on vaccines. Thus, it has had a relatively significant influence on vaccine hesitancy among social media users. By analysing tweets from February 2020 to February 2021 using Twitter API, this paper highlights the discussion of COVID-19 vaccines' halal status on Twitter. This study focuses on the analysis of vaccination reluctancy among the Twitter users in Malaysia and found that the most prevalent theme from the discussion is the constructed religious narratives to justify scientifically misleading and false claims concerning vaccination represented on social media. This finding also calls for a deeper understanding of society's constructed knowledge concerning contemporary issues in the digital age on social media.

UMA PLATAFORMA WEB PARTICIPATIVA APOIADA POR REALIDADE AUMENTADA PARA LOCALIZAR CARAVANÇARAIS (KHANS) ANATOLIANOS ORIENTAIS

The focus of this research is digital heritage in emergence. This study deals with how to use digital media tools to collect information about caravanserais (khans) to digitise lost heritage attributes. The study involved researchers compiling information about these caravanserais from references, and digitally mapping and generating identification tags based on the information in the sources. The researchers generated an online platform for information dissemination, consisting of the projection augmented model of the khans, and participatory web archive platform for crowdsourcing information. The interaction with users through the augmented representation and participation are the main features of this study, which represents a proposal for a method of interactive digital archiving. The digital khans can be exhibited in a virtual museum, or to be used as a database for those wishing to explore vanished heritage. The digital archiving project contributes to knowledge generation in placemaking using digital mediums and methods.

AUGMENTED REALITY SUPPORTED PARTICIPATORY WEB PLATFORM TO TRACK EASTERN ANATOLIAN CARAVANSERAIS

The focus of this research is digital heritage in emergence. This study deals with how to use digital media tools to collect information about caravanserais (khans) to digitise lost heritage attributes. The study involved researchers compiling information about these caravanserais from references, and digitally mapping and generating identification tags based on the information in the sources. The researchers generated an online platform for information dissemination, consisting of the projection augmented model of the khans, and participatory web archive platform for crowdsourcing information. The interaction with users through the augmented representation and participation are the main features of this study, which represents a proposal for a method of interactive digital archiving. The digital khans can be exhibited in a virtual museum, or to be used as a database for those wishing to explore vanished heritage. The digital archiving project contributes to knowledge generation in placemaking using digital mediums and methods.

Exploring the Factors of Online Social Networks (OSNs) on Individual Investors’ Capital Market Investment Decision: An Integrated Approach

Online social networks (OSNs) are a terrifically emerging platform for information dissemination around the world. Like other settings, acceptance and adoption of OSNs among the individual capital market investors are extensive. The study developed a conceptual model for behavioural finance integrating a technology acceptance model (TAM) and valence framework from the information systems and marketing disciplines, respectively. The integrated model added some persuasive constructs from social capital and diffusion innovation theory with a view to explore the key factors swaying investors’ intention to adopt and use the OSN’s services. By using an online and offline structured questionnaire, 510 data were collected from individual capital market investors in Bangladesh. Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) was used for data analysis. The study determined that the proposed integrated model with additional constructs outperformed other models. Perceived usefulness (PU), perceived enjoyment (PE), trust and personal innovativeness in IT (PIIT) had a substantial sway on the investor’s intention to use OSNs. Hedonic value is more robust predictor of intention to use OSNs than utilitarian value. Intention to use properly mediated the relationships and had strong significant impact on investor’s investment decision. But perceived ease of use (PEOU) and perceived risk had no direct significant effect on intention to use. PEOU had significant impact on intention to use through PU and PE. Gender moderated the relationships of different constructs with the intention to use OSNs for investment decisions in the capital market. It contributes knowledge by including the integration of different models in stock market perspectives and the inclusion of technological aspect in the behavioural finance literature. The findings of the study will also succor different firms and regulatory authorities to adopt OSNs as an information dissemination platform.

Identification of Source of Misleading Information and Stop the Dissemination through Blocking the User

Introduction: At present, people are more dependent on Internet sources for any sort of information or news. So, the news/information needs to be preserved and should not be modified by any user. Providing security for the news data is a major concern. The decentralized approach of a chain of blocks is used in order to strengthen the security of the news. The existing blockchain framework that offers openness, tamper-proofing, privacy, controlling information, and monitoring is inherited in the proposed work. Precisely, the idea is to build a safe platform that can detect bogus news on social media platforms. Even if the environment is fragile, the chain of blocks-based decentralised peer-to-peer environment provides security to the published information.
 Objectives: As a result of recent innovations and advancements in the field of computer technology, social media networks have emerged as one of the most crucial aspects of contemporary human existence. Social media has developed into a well-known platform for information dissemination and news, as well as for daily reports. There are a variety of benefits associated with social media; but, on the converse, there is a great deal of misleading news and data that can mislead the reader. One of the major issues with social media is that there is a dearth of information that can be relied on as well as real world news. Because of misleading news on social media, users are misled. So, to build a trustful environment, early detection of misleading news is necessary. Innovative machine learning methodologies are useful to identify and recognize misleading news more accurately.
 Methods: Misleading news is more viral than real news. People instantly believe on the false information. So, there is a need to reduce the dissemination of misleading information on social media. In order to minimize the spread of misleading news, the source of the news needs to be traced. In overall, proposed system utilizes the chain of blocks and applies proposed machine learning methodologies in order to identify misleading news and thereafter reduce the propagation of misleading information by blocking the fake user. 
 Results: An experimental analysis reveals that the proposed classification algorithm obtains a better accuracy rate. In order to produce useful training rules and evaluate the test classifier, a number of features are extracted like TF-IDF, N-Gram features, and dependency-oriented NLP features from the data input.
 Conclusions: The proposed method analyzes every user's uploaded information, identify fraudulent users and reduce the propagation of false information by blocking the user.

Effectiveness of social media agricultural information on farmer’s knowledge

The agriculture research and extension institutes are a major source of agricultural information and they are making full use of all information dissemination methods to bridge the information gap among farmers. Social media platforms are dominating agricultural information dissemination platforms in field level. The present study was conducted to assess the effect of agricultural information disseminated through social media on farmer’s knowledge level. The Ex-post facto research design was adopted for the study with a sample of 120 respondents, covering all three erstwhile districts form the Southern Telangana Zone of Telangana state. majority of the respondents had low (75.20%) level of knowledge on agricultural technologies followed by medium (26.67%) and high (0.83%) before intervention to social media. after intervention to social media the respondents had low (51.70%) level of knowledge on agriculture technologies followed medium (42.50%) and high (5.80%). It was found that significant difference existed between the extent of knowledge of respondents before and after use of social media (Z value 8.76). The variables digital literacy, social media usage, information processing, mode of access and preference, and social media participation found to be positive and significant relation with knowledge levels on agriculture technologies at one per cent level of significance. Further variables farm size, social media network and readiness to accept information found to positive and significant at five per cent level of significance.

Exploring the health information seeking behavior of social media users under the background of COVID-19 pandemic: An empirical study based on social cognitive theory.

With the outbreak of COVID-19 in late 2019, people's awareness of actively searching for health information has been growing. Coupled with the promotion of "Internet + medical and health," social media, as an important platform for health information dissemination, has become one of the important information sources for users to obtain health information. However, health information seeking behavior in public health emergencies are quite different from those in daily life. Therefore, the research question of this paper is to explore the influencing factors of health information seeking behavior of social media users in the context of COVID-19. To this end, based on the research framework of social cognition theory, this paper selects six variables to construct a structural equation modeling, including information and platform quality, experience, social support, emotional arousal, self-efficacy, and social media users' health information seeking behavior. The empirical study is carried out by collecting 219 valid questionnaires. The research results show that: (1) Information and platform quality, and use experience have a significant positive effect on emotional arousal; (2) Experience, social support, and emotional arousal have a significant positive effect on self-efficacy; (3) Emotional arousal and self-efficacy have a significant positive effect on social media users' health information seeking behavior. The research provides an important theoretical reference for social media users and operators to cope with the huge demand for health information in the post-COVID-19 era.

Does Social Media use Impact Small Agribusiness Exploitation and Exploration Capability? Perspectives and Recommendations from the UT of J&K

For businesses functioning in complex environments where destabilizing factors are exacerbated, ambidexterity, or the ability of an organization to exploit and explore, becomes essential. Due to this, businesses are on the lookout for newer procedures that are practical both now and in the future. The utilization of digital and social media for marketing forms a subset of such practices that are contemporary yet pervasive. In fact, Whatsapp and Facebook have become the spearhead platforms for information dissemination, relationship building, and transaction handling for businesses around the globe. While considerable research provides insights into the adoption and acceptance of web technologies in different sectors, studies investigating the role of social media in developing dynamic capabilities for agribusinesses are scarce. Data inputs were drawn from 73 agribusinesses primarily using a quantitative approach and interpreted using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to address this issue. A qualitative inquiry through post-survey interviews was also used to strengthen the research outcomes. The findings pointed out that social media use results in greater exploitation over exploration capabilities in the study area. The possible reasons for this one-sided usage, such as lack of awareness and technical and human incapacities are explored, and a suggestion for developing ambidexterity is presented. The study’s outcome can help small business owners, employees, and the government capitalize on the different social technology tools to their most significant advantage.

A multi-faceted approach to sex and gender equity in solid organ transplantation: The Women in Transplantation Initiative of The Transplantation Society.

The advancement of women’s careers in transplantation continues to be challenging. Academic careers in both basic and clinical disciplines in transplantation, such as surgery and management of end organ failure in medical specialties, have been underrepresented by diverse genders and ethnicities. Over the last decade, the Women in Transplantation Initiative (WIT) has solidified to becoming an internationally recognized organization with activities focused on diversity and inclusion in terms of the sexes. The WIT organization is divided into 3 pillars that address career advancement and networking (Pillar 1), scientific investigation and presentations on sex and gender in transplantation (Pillar 2) and investigating and facilitating equitable access to transplantation for women throughout the world (Pillar 3). By taking this multipronged approach of collaborating across continents, leveraging virtual platforms for information dissemination and discussion, and providing financial support for research, WIT has become a highly visible grass roots organization that aims to improve the experience of women as transplant professionals as well as transplant donors and recipients.

The website profile utilization as a media for disseminating information on playgroup and kindergarten Si Jempol Kota Tarakan

Playgroup and Kindergarten KB-TK Si Jempol is an educational institution that hopes to become a role model in early childhood education in Kalimantan Utara. However, there is fundamental problem faced by partner, namely partner do not have integrated school information media, so that it can lead to misinformation. This community service aims to overcome the problems faced by partner related to the challenges of the society 5.0 era, especially in Kalimantan Utara. In this program, the solutions are divided into two main parts, namely development and training on the use of partner profile websites. The service activities carried out synchronously where partner also plays a role in carrying out this activity well. There are three main stages in this program, including the preparation stage, the design stage, and the mentoring stage. The result of this program is a website profile that partner can use as an integrated information dissemination platform.