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The Berdikari program at the Fuel Terminal Boyolali has been implemented since 2017 with the target of housewives and the younger generation being able to own businesses. In 2022 the program has been expanded to Sarimulyo Village, Kemusu District with the target of fisherwomen in the Kedungombo Reservoir. The problem of the fishing community is the lack of knowledge in fish management, so that the caught fish are sold directly to middlemen which results in erratic fish prices. This is what then prompted PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Fuel Terminal Boyolali to provide assistance by forming a group of fish snack fisherwomen (JAWAK). This program is a form of corporate responsibility by empowering fisherwomen to increase the ability and independence of fishing families by reducing the level of economic dependence on middlemen. This study aims to see the role of the CSR program in empowering fisherwomen. The method used in this research is qualitative by collecting data by purposive sampling from key actors, observation and literacy studies. The results of this study are that the role of FT Boyolali CSR activities is very large in reducing the level of dependence of reservoir fishing families on middlemen. This role increases the economic value of fish with the Jawak group producing derivative products such as smoked fish, fish chips and others. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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