70% of Indonesian School Classrooms are in a State of Disrepair

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06/10/2016 18:31 WIB

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Although education has received a 20 percent budget allocation annually, infrastructure remains in poor condition. Data from the Ministry of Education and Culture, released on data.go.id, shows that the majority of school classrooms in Indonesia are still in damaged condition.

Of the 1.6 million existing classrooms, only 29.3 percent are in good condition; the rest are in slightly, moderately, and severely damaged condition. The most damaged classrooms are found in elementary schools. A total of 46.5 percent, or 774,000, damaged classrooms are located there.

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