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|Description=The problem of education in Indonesia is characterized by inadequate funding, low quality of teaching, and limited access to education for marginalized communities, resulting in low literacy rates and a lack of skilled workforce. The education system also faces challenges in addressing the needs of diverse learners and preparing students for the demands of the modern economy.
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The problem of education in Indonesia is characterized by inadequate funding, poor quality of teaching, and unequal access to education, particularly in rural areas and among marginalized communities. This has resulted in low literacy rates, high dropout rates, and limited opportunities for students to acquire the skills needed for employment and economic growth.

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                Your donations enable East Bali Poverty Project (EBPP) to continue providing quality education in 2023 for all 44 students in EBPP's Jatituhu & Pengalusan schools, located in remote hamlets on the ste...
                
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                Reading is the beginning of a child's education, but more than half of Indonesian children leave primary school unable to read and understand a simple text.*  This project will equip teachers working ...
                
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                Many students living in poverty may stop going to school, so they can work to help their parents and provide foods for their families, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need ...
                
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                About 15 minutes drive from Kuta is Bali's biggest official tip at Suwung, where mountains of rubbish dominate the landscape. It's a 30 Hectare Trash Mountain Site.This area is also a home for 100 plu...
                
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                Many high school graduates become unemployed due to lack of skills. YKIP plans to make a scholarship program for girls to get one-year training to obtain more skills needed in the job market. The trai...
                
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