Learning Process in Disaster-Affected Schools Still Faces Challenges

In 2026, many schools across Indonesia continue to face challenges due to the impacts of natural disasters. Ensuring student safety and restoring educational processes remain priorities for institutions and authorities. Many school buildings have been significantly damaged, requiring substantial resources for rehabilitation. Despite the efforts of government and civil organizations, students face interruptions in learning and a shortage of necessary supplies. Furthermore, there are serious infrastructural issues that need immediate attention. In the short term, educational institutions focus on providing basic amenities, as the likelihood of recurrent disasters perpetually looms over schools, necessitating comprehensive adaptation plans. While the government aims for future resilience, immediate intervention and effective coordination remain imperative to ensure continuous education for children.