Indonesia’s Social Affairs Ministry announced plans to establish 500 permanent People's Schools (Sekolah Rakyat) across the country over the next four years. These schools will focus on providing educational opportunities in underserved communities. The initiative aims to improve access to basic education, particularly in rural areas of Indonesia. The Ministry emphasized the importance of these schools in contributing to national development and enhancing social welfare. These permanent structures will replace temporary learning spaces currently utilized in some regions. Funding details were not immediately available, but the project signifies Indonesia's commitment to universal education. Ultimately, the initiative seeks to empower communities by offering accessible educational programs.