Government Targets Completion of 77,000 School Revitalizations by 2026
The Indonesian government has officially set an ambitious target to improve educational facilities across the country. During the plenary cabinet meeting that was just held, the President presented a major plan to revitalize 77,000 schools spread across various regions.
This program aims to improve the quality of learning facilities and infrastructure for students. The government recognizes that good school building conditions are essential to support an effective and comfortable teaching and learning process for both teachers and students.
The renovation process will be carried out in stages, with a primary focus on schools that are damaged or in need of facility upgrades. The government targets for this entire revitalization process to be fully completed by 2026.
This step is part of the government's efforts to strengthen the national education sector. With more adequate facilities, it is hoped that the quality of education in Indonesia can improve and be able to compete in the future.
This revitalization program is expected to have a positive impact on the equitable access to quality education. The public is encouraged to support this improvement process so that schools in the regions can soon have decent and modern facilities.