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Indonesian school infrastructure development
Overview
In East Kalimantan, the Education and Culture Office is working with Commission X of the Indonesian House of Representatives to map the needs of remote schools. Field teams are inspecting locations such as Muara Ancalong, Senyiur, and Busang to ensure aid for building rehabilitation and learning facilities is accurately targeted. This initiative also includes economic support through scholarship programs to address financial barriers in isolated communities.
In North Kalimantan, officials conducted inspections of school projects on Sebatik Island to monitor progress and budget utilization. These projects include the construction of new classrooms, health units, and counseling rooms funded by the General Allocation Fund, as well as revitalization projects supported by the State Budget. Officials emphasized that improving infrastructure in border areas is a priority to ensure equal educational opportunities.
Entities
East Kalimantan · East Kalimantan Education and Culture Office · Edi Eloan Pasaribu · Commission X of the Indonesian House of Representatives · Ingkong Ala
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Kalimantan officials inspect school projects on Sebatik Island
North Kalimantan Vice Governor Ingkong Ala inspected various school construction and revitalization projects on Sebatik Island to ensure proper budget use and infrastructure equality in border regions.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesEast Kalimantan officials map remote school needs for aid
East Kalimantan officials and Commission X of the DPR RI are mapping remote schools to prioritize building rehabilitation and student financial aid like the Program Indonesia Pintar.
Sources
kabartarakan.com · majalahindonesia.id