Education

CIPS conducts research and advocacy on education policy in Indonesia to improve education accessibility and quality.

We focus on how private initiatives, greater school autonomy, and appropriate skills among students and teachers alike

can build a resilient education system in Indonesia, facilitate the improvement of education quality and

increase education choices for low-income Indonesians.

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Our Experts

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Head of Education Research

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Nadia Azzahra

Researcher

Videos

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Past Events

Commentary

Opinion | Indonesia Must Seize Technology Toward Global Education Recovery via G20

Opinion | Indonesia Must Seize Technology Toward Global Education Recovery via G20

Indonesia’s Group of 20 presidency this year has given this nation a golden opportunity to demonstrate its international leadership.

Opinion | Is There Still a Place For EdTech Now That We’re “Back to School”?

Opinion | Is There Still a Place For EdTech Now That We’re “Back to School”?

EdTech is here to stay, and together with face-to-face learning, the combination can truly enhance the overall education experience.

Opinion | We Need to Talk About Teachers’ Mental Health

Opinion | We Need to Talk About Teachers’ Mental Health

Distance learning during the pandemic has affected teacher's mental health. Here is our full opinion.

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