Purpose: This service activity for BUMDes Alam Sentosa, Kurungan Nyawa Village, aims to provide an overview of the development and management of BUMDes which functions as a driving force for the village economy. Method: Methods of instruction, guidance, and assessment are employed in this operation. Results: The findings of this program provide a process that is carried out by a person in managing activities carried out by individuals or groups. The system or management must be carried out to meet the targets to be achieved by the individual or group in a collaboration by optimizing existing resources. Conclusions: The service activity of mentoring BUMDes Alam Sentosa in Kurungan Nyawa Village went well and offered a stimulus in the form of motivation for BUMDes Alam Sentosa in carrying out its businesses, both those that were carried out and those that were not. The presence of a formal organization authorized by the Ministry of Villages is supposed to assist BUMDes Alam Sentosa's access to doing business and working with companies. Limitations: The limitation of this service is the implementation time. Contribution: This service can be useful for the BUMDes Alam Sentosa, rural communities, and the economy of the confinement village.

Purpose: The provision of community service activities aims to provide knowledge, understanding, and skills to state civil servants related to the ability to evaluate and reconstruct the performance of ASN based on human resources by organizational needs and existing conditions. Methodology/approach: Implementing activities using focus group discussions and workshops with the following stages: (1) surveys to find out partner problems, (2) needs analysis and initial questionnaire distribution using purposive sampling and quota sampling methods; (3) training and design consist of sharing information and materials, training on evaluation techniques, and training on reconstruction techniques; (4) the distribution of the final questionnaire to determine the increase in knowledge of participants' skills related to evaluation and reconstruction methods; and (5) prepare reports. Analysis of human resource-based ASN performance reconstruction using factorial analysis of SPSS vs. 25 Results/findings: The results of evaluating the performance of ASN based on human resources identified 33 dimensions of employee performance based on existing human resources. After being reconstructed into 9 dimensions of ASN performance based on human resources, namely professional, target, credible, teamwork, focus, capability, innovative, infrastructure, and perfectionist. Conclusion: The results of this training show that there is an increase in the knowledge and skills of ASN in the Kupang City Government to evaluate and reconstruct the elements of human resource-based performance appraisal and measurement that are in accordance with existing conditions and organizational needs.

Purpose: The service team aims to provides alternative solutions to overcome waste management problems, namely by providing assistance to residents through outreach activities and education to residents about waste management that is considered useless to have economic value, formation of waste bank agents, registration assistance to weighing assistance. Methodology: The implementation of this community service starts from analyzing the problem, then conducting education and socialization as well as providing assistance in the formation of a Waste Bank. Results: The result of this service activity are the formation of the Bank Sampah Hijau Bina Mandiri and its management, and the registration of the Bank Sampah to Main office Bank Sampah Digital a total of 52 members with selected types of saving being money savings, basic necessities saving, sacrificial saving, umroh saving. Weighing of waste is carried out in the second month of this activity with a total of 208 kilograms of waste according to is type with a total income of IDR 384.900. this amount is certainly an additional income for residents from waste management Conclusion: This activity has a positive impact, namely residents have awareness, knowledge and understanding of the impacts arising from improper waste management, and encourage active participation of residents to protect the environment by converting waste that is considered useless into having economic value so that there is an increase in residents' income.