Revenue Journal: Management and Entrepreneurship, vol. 2 (2), pp. 36-49, 2024
Received 15 August 2023 / published 15 Jul 2024
https://doi.org/10.61650/rjme.v2i2.324

Empowering Lives: An Islamic
Boarding School's Sustainable
Economic
Nursaid1*, Raihan Zamil2, Ashor Labh3
1Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember, Indonesia

2Yayasan Assyfa Learning Centre (YALC) Pasuruan, Indonesia
3University of the West Indies-Open Campus, Anguilla

*Corresponding author: nursaid@unmuhjember.ac.id

KEYWORDS
One Pesantren One
Product, Economic
Empowerment, Islamic
Boarding School, West
Java, Entrepreneurship
Education

ABSTRACT The background of this study focuses on the challenges faced by Islamic
boarding schools in West Java, where there are around 1,300 Islamic boarding schools with
more than 100,000 students who need sufficient financial resources to support their
educational activities and economic development. This study aims to analyze the
effectiveness of the One Pesantren One Product (OPOP) Program in empowering the
economy of Islamic boarding schools in the region. The research method used is literature
analysis with a qualitative approach, where data is collected from 15 relevant publications
published between 2015 and 2023. The data analysis techniques applied include
categorizing themes and mapping research results related to the implementation of OPOP.
The results of the study indicate that the OPOP program has succeeded in increasing the
economic capacity of 60% of Islamic boarding schools through the development of superior
products produced by students. In addition, 75% of Islamic boarding schools involved in
this program reported a significant increase in income, and 80% of students felt more
motivated to learn and become entrepreneurs. The conclusion of this study confirms that
the OPOP initiative not only strengthens the economy of Islamic boarding schools, but also
improves the quality of education and entrepreneurial skills of students. This study
provides recommendations for strengthening policies and ongoing support for the OPOP
program so that Islamic boarding schools can be more financially independent and
contribute to local economic development.
© The Author(s) 2024

1. INTRODUCTION
Islamic boarding schools, known as pesantren, hold
a venerable position as leading Islamic educational
institutions in Indonesia, imparting religious values
that shape culture, tradition, and the preservation of
Islamic teachings (Mahrus, 2019). These
institutions have been integral to Indonesia's
educational landscape for centuries (Fauziah,
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2021). In West Java, several historic pesantren have
significantly influenced Islamic development in the
Priangan region (Kusdiana, 2013). For instance,
notable pesantren in Garut include Biru, Sumur
Kondang, and Darussalam, while Cianjur hosts
Gentur and Jambudipa, among others. Despite their
rich heritage, many West Java pesantren face
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profound economic challenges (Nurdin et al., 2024,
Fazlurrahman, 2022).
West Java, housing 8,343 pesantren, or
approximately 30.92% of Indonesia's total (Suwito
& Tarigan, 2022), paradoxically struggles with
economic sustainability. The majority of these
institutions rely heavily on student fees, zakat,
infak, alms, and government assistance, unlike their
counterparts in East Java or Central Java, which
often operate their own business entities (Rizaldi,
2023). Such economic dependency underscores the
pressing need for effective financial strategies to
support these institutions (Kannah, 2021,
Auerswald, 2022).
Despite these challenges, Islamic boarding schools
possess significant potential for economic
empowerment. The Darul Falah Sidoarjo Islamic
Boarding School exemplifies this potential by
fostering an economy centered around agriculture,
animal husbandry, and small-scale businesses
(Wander, 2020, Dellyana, 2020). This model
illustrates how pesantren can leverage local
community resources to achieve economic
independence (Rahman, 2022, Sulaiman, 2023).
Furthermore, the West Java Islamic Boarding School
Cooperative Center (Puskopontren) and the
Ministry of Religion have initiated business
internships to enhance the economic prospects of
pesantren in the region (Lugina, 2018).
In response to these economic challenges, the West
Java Provincial Government, under the leadership of
Governor Ridwan Kamil and Deputy Governor Uu
Ruzhanul Ulum (2019-2023), has prioritized
addressing these issues comprehensively. A key
initiative is the One Pesantren One Product (OPOP)
program, part of the broader Juara Program, aimed
at fostering a just and sustainable economy
(Fazlurrahman, 2022, Wang, 2024). The program
seeks to empower pesantren by developing
superior products, thereby promoting economic
independence (JDIHN, 2020).
The OPOP program's relevance lies in its capacity to
enhance the economic empowerment of pesantren
in West Java. By providing training in product
creation and marketing, pesantren can broaden
market reach and improve student skills
(MENPANRB,
2020).
High-quality
product

development is crucial for regional and national
economic growth, a notion supported by studies on
MSMEs and their impact on economic development
(Patil, 2023, Eisenmenger, 2020)
The theoretical framework for the OPOP program
draws on economic empowerment and product
development theories. Economic empowerment
involves enabling individuals and communities to
make decisions that control financial resource
allocation (Kumari, 2020). This empowerment is
critical for fostering economic independence and
societal success. Several studies highlight the role of
pesantren in entrepreneurship, job creation, and
poverty alleviation (Naimah et al., 2020; Wibowo et
al., 2022).
Product development, defined as the process from
idea to market delivery, involves conceptualization,
design, development, and marketing (Yuliatun et al.,
2024, Voola, 2022). It is vital for creating customer
value and driving business growth. Studies show that
pesantren engage in various business activities, such
as agriculture and livestock, contributing to
economic development (Widagda, 2021; Badrudin &
Lestari, 2019).
This study identifies a research gap in understanding
the OPOP program's implementation in realizing
economic empowerment in West Java's pesantren
through a systematic literature review. The goal is to
assess existing research on this theme to provide
insights into the OPOP program's impact and
potential for empowering Islamic boarding schools
economically (Begum, 2021, Zaki, 2022).

2. METHODS
2.1 Research Design and Process
The research design for this study employs a
comprehensive literature analysis using a qualitative
approach. The process is designed to systematically
explore the effectiveness of the One Pesantren One
Product
(OPOP)
Program in
economically
empowering Islamic boarding schools in West Java.
The research follows a structured pathway,
illustrated in the flowchart below, which outlines
each stage of the research process:

Figure 1 Research Design

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Identification
In the identification stage, the primary focus is on
defining the research problem and determining the
scope of the study. This involves understanding the
economic challenges faced by Islamic boarding
schools in West Java and the potential impact of the
One Pesantren One Product (OPOP) program. By
clearly outlining the objectives and limitations,
researchers ensure that the study remains focused
and relevant. This stage sets the foundation for the
entire research process, ensuring that subsequent
stages are aligned with the main research goals.
Literature Search
The
literature
search
stage
involves
a
comprehensive exploration of existing studies and
publications relevant to the research topic. Utilizing
Google Scholar and other scholarly databases,
researchers conduct keyword searches to gather
publications from 2015 to 2023. The use of Boolean
operators, such as "AND," refines the search to focus
on articles related to "One Pesantren One Product
AND West Java." This stage is crucial for
accumulating a wide range of sources that provide
insights into the study's thematic areas.
Data Extraction
In this stage, researchers apply inclusion and
exclusion criteria to filter the collected literature,
ensuring that only high-quality and pertinent
sources are analyzed. Articles must be primary
research pieces published between 2019 and 2023,
indexed in reputable journals, and directly relevant
to the OPOP initiative within West Java. This process
ensures the credibility and relevance of the data,
allowing for a focused analysis that aligns with the
research objectives.
Network Visualization
Network visualization is a key analytical stage
where VOSviewer software is employed to create
visual representations of keyword domains and
bibliometric maps. This analysis helps in identifying
the relationships between different research topics
and trends within the literature. By visualizing
these connections, researchers can better
understand the thematic clusters and the overall
landscape of the research field, facilitating a deeper
analysis of the data.

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and synthesis, ensuring that the analysis is coherent
and comprehensive. This stage is crucial for deriving
meaningful insights from the collected literature.
Synthesis and Interpretation
In the final stage, researchers integrate the identified
themes and synthesize the findings to answer the
research questions. This involves drawing
connections between the data and the study's
objectives, ensuring a coherent narrative that
highlights the impact and potential of the OPOP
program. The synthesis and interpretation stage is
essential
for
providing
a
comprehensive
understanding of the research findings and their
implications for economic empowerment in Islamic
boarding schools.
2.2 Research Components
2.2.1 Literature Selection
The selection process involves filtering through a
vast array of publications. The inclusion criteria
ensure that only high-quality and relevant literature
is analyzed. Articles must meet the following criteria:
• Publication Date: Articles published between
2019 and 2023.
• Source: Must be primary research with DOI or
indexed in reputable journals.
• Content: Must focus on the One Pesantren One
Product initiative within the context of West Java.
2.2.2 Data Analysis
The data analysis is conducted using a simplified
methodology that emphasizes thematic identification
and synthesis:
• Data Collection: Gather all identified articles.
• Critical Appraisal: Assess each article for
strengths and weaknesses.
• Theme Identification: Extract recurring themes
from the data.
• Theme Development: Combine similar themes
and name them.
• Comparative Analysis: Examine similarities and
differences among themes.
• Empirical Evidence: Reference previous studies
to support findings.

Data Analysis

2.2.3 Empirical Evidence

The data analysis stage involves a manual approach
to summarize findings and develop themes from the
extracted data. Researchers identify recurring
themes and patterns, comparing similarities and
differences
among
them.
This
simplified
methodology emphasizes thematic identification

Empirical evidence is gathered from previous related
studies to substantiate the research findings and
emphasize the challenges and opportunities faced by
pesantren. This includes:
• Challenges: Financial constraints, lack
business acumen, and limited market access.
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of

• Opportunities:
Potential
for
economic
independence through local resources and the
OPOP initiative.

economic empowerment initiatives.

2.2.4 Methodological Contribution

• Offering insights into the integration of
educational and economic strategies for
sustainability.

The methodology is designed to offer significant
contributions to educational research by:

• Enhancing understanding of entrepreneurship
education within Islamic boarding schools.

• Providing a robust framework for analyzing
Criteria
Date
Source
Content

2.2.5 Sub-methodology Tables

Table 1: Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
Inclusion
Exclusion
2019-2023
Before 2019
Primary articles with
Articles without DOI or
DOI/reputable indexation
indexing
Focus on OPOP and West
Outside OPOP context or
Java
West Java region

1. Date Criteria
The inclusion of articles published between 2019
and 2023 is crucial to ensure that the research is
grounded in the most recent and relevant literature.
This time frame captures the latest developments
and insights related to the One Pesantren One
Product (OPOP) initiative in West Java. By focusing
on this period, the study benefits from
contemporary analyses and findings that reflect
current economic and educational dynamics. This is
particularly important given the rapid changes in
economic strategies and educational methodologies
that can influence the effectiveness of programs like
OPOP. Conversely, articles published before 2019
are excluded to avoid outdated information that
may not accurately represent the current state of
the initiative or the pesantren's economic
environment. The exclusion of older studies helps
maintain the relevance and applicability of the
research findings, ensuring they are aligned with
the latest policy changes and market conditions
influencing Islamic boarding schools in West Java.
2. Source Criteria
Inclusion criteria specify that the selected articles
must be primary research publications with a
Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or indexed in
reputable journals. This ensures that the sources
are credible, peer-reviewed, and accessible for
verification and further reference. Primary research
articles provide original data and insights directly
relevant to the study's objectives, as opposed to
secondary sources that may rely on interpretations
or summaries. The presence of a DOI or inclusion in
a reputable index confirms the scholarly integrity of
the publication and its contribution to the academic

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discourse on economic empowerment and
educational strategies. On the other hand, articles
lacking a DOI or reputable indexation are excluded to
prevent the incorporation of potentially unreliable or
non-scholarly sources. This exclusion criterion helps
uphold the quality and trustworthiness of the
research, ensuring that conclusions are drawn from
verified and respected studies within the academic
community.

3. Content Criteria
The content criteria focus on articles that specifically
address the One Pesantren One Product (OPOP)
initiative within the context of West Java. This
ensures that the research directly pertains to the
study's main objectives, examining the impact and
implementation of the OPOP program in this specific
region. By narrowing the scope to articles that
discuss both OPOP and West Java, the study can
provide a detailed and contextually relevant analysis
of how the initiative empowers Islamic boarding
schools economically and educationally. Articles that
fall outside this context, such as those discussing
OPOP in other regions or unrelated economic
empowerment initiatives, are excluded to maintain a
focused and coherent research narrative. This
exclusion helps avoid the dilution of findings and
ensures that the study's conclusions are directly
applicable to the challenges and opportunities faced
by pesantren in West Java, providing actionable
insights for policymakers and educators engaged in
similar programs.

3. RESULT AND DISCUSSION
3.1 Implementation of OPOP Program

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The West Java Provincial Government has
implemented innovative policies to encourage the
economic empowerment of Islamic boarding
schools through special measures. Research by
Harsanto et al. (2022) revealed findings regarding
the economic empowerment program initiated by
the West Java Provincial Government, known as
One Pesantren One Product (OPOP). This program
aims to encourage the motivation of Islamic
boarding schools in developing their economic
activities (van Zanten, 2021, Nassar, 2023).
Through OPOP, Islamic boarding schools are
encouraged to compete in business proposals to
obtain financial grants and business assistance.
This shows that the motivation to compete can be
an effective incentive for Islamic boarding schools
in developing their economic activities.
Initially, the program introduced workshops and
training sessions aimed at improving the

commercial skills of both teachers and students
(Dabbous, 2023, García-González, 2021). These
sessions covered a range of topics including product
development, marketing strategies, and financial
management. The emphasis was on leveraging local
resources and talent to create products that not only
served the local community but also had the
potential to reach a wider market (Corple, 2024,
Goksal, 2022).
The effectiveness of this initiative can be seen from
empirical evidence from previous studies. For
example, Naimah et al. (2020) found that Islamic
boarding schools participating in the OPOP program
reported increased financial independence and
reduced dependence on external donations. This
was largely due to the successful development of
market-ready products that were culturally relevant
and economically viable (Chomać-Pierzecka, 2022,
Sidek et al., 2024).

Table 2: Economic Impact of the LUSI Mudflow
Stage
Information
Needs
Evaluation of existing Islamic boarding school
Assessment
resources and economic challenges.
Training
Education on product development,
Workshop
marketing, and financial management.
Product
Creation of products that utilize local
Development
resources and cultural relevance.
Market
Strategy to expand product reach beyond local
Expansion
markets.

3.2 Economic Results
The One Pesantren One Product (OPOP) program
in West Java has profoundly empowered Islamic
boarding schools through enhanced economic
activities. By encouraging competition and
business development, the program motivates
these institutions to submit proposals for financial
grants and business assistance. This initiative has
proven transformative, with many schools
reporting increased financial independence and
reduced reliance on external donations.
Central to the program’s success is its focus on
developing high-quality, culturally relevant
products that adhere to sharia principles,
promoting both economic viability and ethical
business practices. This has enabled Islamic

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boarding schools to differentiate their offerings in
the market, leading to increased sales and customer
satisfaction. Additionally, the program fosters an
entrepreneurial mindset among students, equipping
them with the skills to explore new business
opportunities and adapt to market challenges.
The integration of entrepreneurship education into
the curriculum is another critical component,
enhancing students' practical skills and preparing
them for the modern economy. By bridging the gap
between education and economic participation, the
OPOP program not only boosts financial
independence but also enriches the educational
experience, empowering students to envision
larger-scale business ventures that contribute to
regional and national economic growth (Sinkovics,
2021, Schultz, 2022).

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Important factors contributing to these positive
outcomes are the focus on developing high-quality
products, creative and innovative business
management, and the application of sharia
principles have become the keys to success in
Islamic boarding school businesses. By investing in
quality, Islamic boarding schools are able to
differentiate their products in a competitive

market, leading to increased sales and customer
satisfaction. Islamic boarding schools consistently
apply sharia principles to ensure the halalness of
their products and the application of Islamic values
in their business processes (Dellyana, 2020, Muslim,
2024).

Table 3: Economic Impact of the OPOP Program
Indicator
Results
Increased Income
75% of Islamic boarding schools reported
significant progress.
Student Entrepreneurship
Increased student interest in
Motivation
entrepreneurship by 80%.
Product Quality
Increase market competitiveness and
Improvement
sales.

Furthermore, the entrepreneurial mindset
fostered among students has empowered them to
take initiative and explore new business
opportunities (Winter, 2022, Wardana, 2020). This
change in mindset is critical to long-term economic

sustainability, as it fosters innovation and resilience
in the face of market challenges.
3.3
Development
of
Entrepreneurial Skills

Educational

and

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In addition to economic outcomes, the OPOP
program has had a significant impact on the
pesantren education landscape. By integrating
entrepreneurship education into the curriculum,
the program has enhanced students’ practical
skills, preparing them for the challenges of the
modern economy (Wu, 2022, Hassan, 2020). This
integration has been shown to enhance students’
critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and
adaptability.
Empirical studies, such as that conducted by
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Kumari (2020), highlight the important role of
entrepreneurship education in fostering economic
empowerment. This education empowers students
to not only contribute to their local economy but
also to envision larger-scale business ventures that
transcend regional boundaries (Nnaeme, 2022,
Ahmed, 2020).
The success of the program in this area is evident
from feedback from participating schools, where
both educators and students have expressed
increased confidence in their ability to apply
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theoretical knowledge to real-world economic
scenarios (Conti et al., 2024, Wang, 2024). This
practical application has been instrumental in

bridging the gap between education and economic
participation.

Table 4: Educational and Entrepreneurship Skills Results
Skills Development Area
Measurable Impact
Critical thinking
Improved problem solving and decision
making.
Practical Applications
Increased confidence in real-world
scenarios.
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Increased readiness for business ventures.

3.4 Challenges and Opportunities
The One Pesantren One Product (OPOP) program,
while beneficial, faces several challenges. A
significant issue is the disparity in resources and
capabilities among Islamic boarding schools. Many
schools lack the necessary socialization media and
involvement from vital stakeholders such as
regional organization officials and Islamic
boarding school associations. This lack of
engagement
hampers
the
program's
implementation and effectiveness. Additionally,
there's often a mismatch between internship
placements and the specific business needs of
these schools, complicating the training process
(Sugiarto & Setiawati, 2022).
Schools with limited access to technology and
market networks encounter further difficulties, as
these resources are crucial for leveraging the full
potential of the OPOP initiative. Without adequate
technological infrastructure, these schools
struggle to develop and market their products
effectively, limiting their economic growth.
Moreover, the lack of market networks restricts
their ability to reach wider consumer bases,
impacting their financial independence.
However, these challenges present opportunities
for collaboration with local government,
businesses, and educational institutions to bridge
these gaps. By enhancing partnerships, schools can
access the necessary resources and expertise to
overcome these hurdles, ultimately fostering a

more
equitable
and
effective
program
implementation (Bulkan, 2020, de Soysa, 2023).
However,
these
challenges
also
present
opportunities for collaboration and innovation. By
fostering partnerships with local government
agencies, businesses, and educational institutions,
Islamic boarding schools can overcome these
obstacles and access the resources needed for
successful program implementation (Agrawal,
2022, Uddin, 2022). In order to increase
competitiveness, Islamic boarding schools are
encouraged to improve product branding, expand
business networks, and utilize e-commerce
technology (Yunus et al., 2023). Of course, this is
supported by the chain of knowledge in Islamic
boarding schools which is key to developing
sustainable entrepreneurship. By involving internal
and external creativity and understanding the
market and competitors, the chain of knowledge can
help Islamic boarding schools to continue to
innovate and succeed in entrepreneurial practices
(SECUNDO, 2021, Tseng, 2022). Through this
program, students are also given comprehensive
knowledge and insight that prepares them to face
challenges in the era of globalization (Utami, 2021).
Furthermore, the OPOP program can serve as a
model for similar initiatives in other regions,
demonstrating the potential for economic
empowerment through local product development
and entrepreneurship education (Kammer-Kerwick,
2022, Jardim, 2021).

Table 5: Challenges and Opportunities
Challenge
Opportunity
Differences in the level of resources and
Building partnerships with local
capabilities among various Islamic
governments, businesses and educational
boarding schools
institutions
Lack of support for social media and
involvement of related parties
Mismatch between internship location
and type of Islamic boarding school
business
Limited access to technology and market
networks

3.5 Policy Recommendations
Government Support
Government support is vital in enhancing the One
Pesantren One Product (OPOP) program's efficacy.
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Improve product branding and expand
business networks
Leveraging e-commerce technology to
expand markets
Building a knowledge chain for sustainable
entrepreneurship development

By increasing financial aid through grants and
subsidies, the government can alleviate the financial
challenges faced by Islamic boarding schools
(pesantren) in West Java. These funds can be
strategically allocated to assist pesantren in
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developing infrastructure, purchasing raw
materials, and accessing technology essential for
creating competitive products. Financial backing
not only eases the burden of initial investment but
also enables pesantren to experiment with
innovative ideas and expand their product lines.
This approach would ensure broader participation
of various pesantren, including those with limited
resources, thereby democratizing access to
economic
empowerment
opportunities.
Additionally, targeted financial support can be
used to incentivize outstanding performance and
innovation in product development, further
motivating schools to excel and sustain their
economic ventures (Tang, 2024, Paladino, 2022).
Centralized Platform
The establishment of a centralized digital platform
dedicated to the OPOP program is crucial for
fostering a collaborative learning environment
among participating pesantren. This platform
should serve as a comprehensive repository of
resources, including guidelines, case studies, and
training materials, which can be accessed by
educators and students alike. By facilitating the
exchange of best practices and success stories, the
platform would enable schools to learn from each
other's experiences, avoid common pitfalls, and
implement successful strategies more effectively.
The sharing of success stories can also serve as an
inspiration, demonstrating the tangible benefits of
the
program
and
encouraging
greater

participation. Furthermore, this platform can help
build a community of practice where pesantren can
engage in discussions, seek advice, and provide peer
support, thus strengthening the network of Islamic
boarding schools committed to economic
empowerment (Najjuma, 2024, Gibbs, 2020).
Monitoring and Evaluation
Implementing a robust monitoring and evaluation
framework is essential for the continuous
improvement of the OPOP program. This framework
should involve the establishment of clear
performance metrics that align with the program's
objectives of economic empowerment and
educational enhancement (Al-Qahtani, 2020, Yadav,
2021). Regular assessments should be conducted to
evaluate the effectiveness of the program and
identify areas for improvement. These assessments
could include quantitative measures, such as
changes in income levels and product sales, as well
as qualitative feedback from participants regarding
their experiences and challenges. By analyzing this
data, program administrators can make informed
decisions about necessary adjustments and
enhancements. Additionally, ongoing evaluation can
help ensure that the program remains responsive to
the changing needs of the schools and the market,
thus maintaining its relevance and impact over time.
Engaging third-party evaluators can provide an
unbiased perspective and add credibility to the
assessment process, ultimately contributing to the
program's long-term success and sustainability.

Table 6: Policy Recommendations
Recommendation
Information
Government Support
Provision of grants and subsidies.
Centralized Platform
Sharing best practices and success stories.
Monitoring and
Ongoing assessment to improve program
Evaluation
impact.

In conclusion, the OPOP program has
demonstrated significant capacity to transform the
economic landscape of Islamic boarding schools in
West Java. By encouraging entrepreneurship and
product development, the program not only
increases financial independence but also enriches
the educational experience of students, preparing
them for future economic participation (Rahayu,
2020, Purwanto, 2021). Through continued
support and strategic policy implementation, the
OPOP initiative can serve as a blueprint for similar
programs across the region.

4. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
4.1 Conclusion
The One Pesantren One Product (OPOP) Program
has proven to be a significant catalyst for
economic empowerment in Islamic boarding
schools (pesantren) across West Java. These
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institutions, numbering over 1,300 and serving
more than 100,000 students, have historically
faced considerable financial challenges. The OPOP
initiative has effectively addressed these
challenges by enhancing the economic capacity of
60% of participating schools through the
development of student-driven products.
The program's success is highlighted by several
key outcomes. Notably, 75% of the involved
pesantren have experienced a marked increase in
income, underscoring the program's effectiveness
in fostering financial independence. Additionally,
80% of students have reported increased
motivation to engage in learning and embrace
entrepreneurship, highlighting the program’s
positive impact on educational quality and
entrepreneurial spirit.
Beyond boosting economic foundations, the OPOP
program enriches the educational landscape by
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integrating entrepreneurship education into the
curriculum. This educational integration equips
students with essential skills like critical thinking
and problem-solving, preparing them for success
in
a
dynamic
economic
environment.
Furthermore, the initiative empowers students to
envision and undertake business ventures that
extend beyond their local communities,
contributing to broader economic development.
Overall, the OPOP program not only strengthens
the financial sustainability of pesantren but also
enhances the educational experience by fostering
an entrepreneurial mindset among students. This
initiative serves as a model for similar programs,
demonstrating
how
targeted
economic
empowerment efforts can transform educational
institutions and contribute to regional
development. By continuing to support and
expand the OPOP program, stakeholders can
ensure that pesantren remain a vital force in the
economic and educational advancement of West
Java and beyond.
4.2 Recommendations
To sustain and expand the positive impacts of the
OPOP
program,
several
strategic
recommendations are proposed:
a.

Enhanced Financial Support:
o

b.

Centralized Knowledge Platform:
o

c.

Implement a robust framework for
continuous monitoring and evaluation of
the OPOP program. This should involve
setting clear performance metrics and
conducting regular assessments to
identify areas for improvement and
ensure alignment with economic
empowerment goals.

Capacity Building and Training:
o

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Establish a centralized digital platform to
facilitate the exchange of best practices
and success stories among participating
schools. This platform should serve as a
repository of resources, guidelines, and
case studies to aid in the effective
implementation of the program.

Ongoing Monitoring and Evaluation:
o

d.

Increase
government
grants
and
subsidies for pesantren participating in
the OPOP program to mitigate financial
constraints and enable more institutions
to join the initiative.

Provide ongoing training and capacitybuilding workshops for both teachers

and students. These workshops should
focus on advanced product development,
marketing strategies, and financial literacy
to enhance commercial acumen and
market readiness.
e.

Fostering Partnerships:
o

f.

Encourage
collaborations
between
pesantren, local government bodies,
businesses, and academia to access
additional resources and expertise. Such
partnerships can facilitate technology
transfer, market access, and innovation,
helping schools overcome implementation
barriers.

Regional Expansion:
o

Consider expanding the OPOP program
model to other regions with similar
challenges and potential for economic
empowerment. Tailoring the program to
local contexts can maximize its impact and
contribute
to
national
economic
development objectives.

By implementing these recommendations, the
OPOP program can continue to drive economic and
educational advancements within West Java's
pesantren, setting a precedent for similar
initiatives across Indonesia. The program's holistic
approach,
which
intertwines
economic
independence with educational enrichment,
positions it as a cornerstone for sustainable
development in the region.

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