Indonesia’s education system has faced significant challenges under the Prabowo-Gibran administration, with persistent gaps in infrastructure emerging as a critical issue. Reports highlight underfunded schools, crumbling facilities, and uneven access to basic resources across regions, raising concerns about long-term learning quality. While government programs have been launched to address these problems, implementation remains inconsistent, leaving many communities struggling. The situation underscores broader questions about policy execution and priorities in the country’s education sector.
Two Years of Prabowo-Gibran and the State of Education Infrastructure in Indonesia Kompas.com
