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This research method takes the form of a qualitative field study or field research. The data collection techniques were carried out using observation with active participation, indepth interviews, documentation and focus group discussions. The research results show: In the Agribusiness Program Driving Talas Air Tourism Villages (ANGGREK DEWATA) there are 3 (three) programs carried out by PT Pertamina EP Limau Field, namely: BU JUSI (Organic Cultivation of Siamese Oranges), BUDE ARTA MAJU (Women of Air Talas Village Managing Oranges) and PUTERI JELITA (Liquid Fertilizer from Air Talas Orange Waste. The economic impact of this program for women is an increase in family income by IDR 2,500,000/person/month or 20% from the previous year from product sales. This program also has a positive social and environmental impact. This is in line with the fifth SDG goal, namely gender equality Talas (DEWATA ORGANGREK) from the Social Return on Investment (SROI) Report shows that the calculated SROI value of the program is 1.66, indicating that every rupiah of program costs produces a positive change worth IDR 1.66. Meanwhile, from the results of the Community Satisfaction Index assessment, the Anggrek Dewata Program obtained Community Satisfaction Index (IKM) results with the predicate "Very Good", with an index value of 3.44 with a conversion value of 86.07%. The Commitment aspect received an average SME score of 3.80 and is included in the Very Good category. And the community has optimism to continue the program after the intervention is carried out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The waste problem has become a disturbing problem in Prabumulih City. In Prabumulih City, there is over capacity at the Final Disposal Site. This is because the volume of waste coming in is very large and has not been managed well. The impact is very negative from an environmental, economic and social perspective. CSR PT Pertamina EP Prabumulih Field is participating in overcoming this through Program Pusat Daur Ulang Sampah Mandiri dan Berkelanjutan (PADU PADAN) as a community development (comdev) program. This research method is in the form of a qualitative field study or field research. The data collection techniques were carried out using observation with active participation, in-depth interviews, documentation and focus group discussions. The research results show: Program Pusat Daur Ulang Sampah Mandiri dan Berkelanjutan (PADU PADAN) program is an educational activity for sorting and processing organic and anorganic waste into marketable products. This program is under the auspices of the CSR of PT Pertamina EP Prabumulih Field in South Sumatra. Program Pusat Daur Ulang Sampah Mandiri dan Berkelanjutan (PADU PADAN) consists of two main programs, namely: 1) Perempuan Berdaya Bersama Kelola Sampah (MUDA BERSAMA), 2) Rumah Inovasi Daur Ulang Sampah Residu Anorganik (RINDU RESIK). The Muda Bersama Program specifically processes organic waste, while the Rindu Resik Program is a process for handling anorganic waste. These two programs have a positive impact on society both from an economic, social and environmental perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A rescue program was made to save orchid plants in Selangit Village by initiating and involving the community. This activity began in 2017 and now, more than 250 species of orchid plants have been successfully rescued. The decline of some species of orchid plants are due to many factors, such as the endemic nature, forest fire, illegal logging, and illegal sales by collector can be an accelerator of their extinction. This activity can be a trigger to increase insight and ideas for the government and local community in developing natural areas. Working together between PT. Pertamina EP Pendopo Field and South Sumatera Natural Resources Conservation Center to build the Selangit Greenhouse aims to save orchid plants and can be an education facility for educators and learners. Next, this program advised to development of tourist village destinations by increasing training and promotion activities of flora tourism activities, and can be sustainable social activity in rescuing orchids and rare plants in Selangit village. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]