Farhan Asyhadi, Sartika Dewi, Lia Amaliya

SOSIALISASI PROGRAM PENDAFTARAN TANAH SISTEMATIS LENGKAP (PTSL) DI DESA LEMAHSUBUR KECAMATAN TEMPURAN KABUPATEN KARAWANG

Introduction

Sosialisasi program pendaftaran tanah sistematis lengkap (ptsl) di desa lemahsubur kecamatan tempuran kabupaten karawang. Pelajari program PTSL di Desa Lemahsubur, Karawang. Sosialisasi ini meningkatkan kesadaran masyarakat akan pentingnya sertifikat tanah untuk kepastian hukum kepemilikan. Target selesai 2024.

Abstract

Sejak diterbitkannya beberapa peraturan dalam rangka pelaksanaan pendaftaran tanah, secara terus menerus Pemerintah berusaha melaksanakan pendaftaran tanah di seluruh wilayah negara Indonesia untuk menjamin kepastian hukum. Hingga saat ini, tanah terdaftar di seluruh Indonesia baru mencapai 50.482.072 bidang atau 40,07 % dari perkiraan bidang tanah di seluruh Indonesia sebanyak ± 126.000.037 bidang. Pemerintah secara terus menerus berusaha melaksanakan pendaftaran tanah di seluruh wilayah negara Indonesia untuk menjamin kepastian hukum. Atas prakarsa pemerintah, penyelesaian pendaftaran tanah di seluruh Indonesia direncanakan akan selesai pada tahun 2024 melalui program Pendaftaran Tanah Sistematis Lengkap (PTSL). Dalam pelaksanaannya, jumlah dan kecepatan capaian bidang terdaftar antara satu Kantor Pertanahan dengan kantor lainnya berbeda. Pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk mengenalkan kepada masyarakat tentang PTSL sehingga diharapkan banyak Masyarakat yang sadar dalam pentingnya sertifikat tanah untuk legalitas kepemilikan tanah yang dimilikinya, bekerjasama dengan mahasiswa yang sedang melaksanakan Kerja Praktik Tematik di desa Lemahsubur Kecatamatan Tempuran Kabupaten Karawang yang dihadiri oleh Masyarakat desa, staff desa, dosen dan mahasiswa Fakultas Hukum. Hasil dari pengabdian Masyarakat disimpulkan bahwa Masyarakat mengetahui tentang program PTSL dan manfaat dari pendaftaran kemepilikan ha katas tanah atau manfaat sertifikat.

Review

This paper describes a community engagement initiative focused on socializing the Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) program in Lemahsubur Village, Karawang. The abstract effectively sets the national context, highlighting the Indonesian government's continuous efforts to ensure legal certainty in land ownership, noting that only 40.07% of land is currently registered nationwide, with an ambitious target for full completion by 2024. The core objective of this specific project was to introduce the PTSL program to the local community, aiming to raise awareness about the critical importance of land certificates for establishing legal proof of ownership. This effort, conducted through collaboration with university students and involving various local stakeholders, represents a valuable step in bridging the information gap between national land registration policies and the communities they are designed to serve. While the initiative's aim to raise awareness is commendable and directly addresses a national priority, the abstract could benefit from a more detailed methodological description. It clearly states the goal was to "introduce" the program, yet it lacks specifics on *how* this introduction was conducted—what particular methods, materials, or interactive sessions were employed during the socialization event. Furthermore, the reported outcome, that "Masyarakat mengetahui tentang program PTSL dan manfaat," while crucial, is presented without an indication of how this knowledge acquisition was measured or assessed. Clarifying whether there was a post-event survey, Q&A analysis, or other form of evaluation would significantly strengthen the empirical basis of the "results" and provide deeper insights into the effectiveness of the socialization methods used. Despite these points, the project makes a positive contribution to the ongoing national effort to accelerate land registration by directly engaging with a local community. This socialization program plays a vital role in addressing potential information barriers that often hinder the uptake of such critical government initiatives. Future research or follow-up activities could build on this foundation by tracking the direct impact of this increased awareness on actual land registration rates in the village, investigating any persistent challenges despite improved knowledge, or comparing the effectiveness of different socialization methodologies. Overall, this work exemplifies a practical application of academic resources to address a significant public policy challenge at the grassroots level, laying important groundwork for greater community participation in securing land rights.

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