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        "id": 1634399,
        "msgid": "ksp-reveals-school-revitalisation-programme-managed-by-educational-units-not-local-governments-1774435923",
        "date": "2026-03-25 17:09:16",
        "title": "KSP Reveals School Revitalisation Programme Managed by Educational Units, Not Local Governments",
        "author": "Nawir Arsyad Akbar",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Presidential Chief of Staff, Muhammad Qodari, has clarified that the school revitalisation programme is managed directly by educational units, including school principals, parents, and local communities, rather than local governments, to foster self-management at the grassroots level. The initiative has created employment opportunities for 238,131 workers and boosted around 58,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (UMKM) through various project-related roles and local economic activities. Examples from regions like Karawang, Makassar, and Tangerang highlight how the programme has reduced unemployment and stimulated surrounding businesses, underscoring its broader socio-economic impact.",
        "content": "<p>JAKARTA - The Presidential Chief of Staff (KSP), Muhammad Qodari, has\nrevealed that the school revitalisation programme is not managed by\nlocal governments (Pemda), but by educational units. Qodari explained\nthat educational units consist of school principals, parents of\nstudents, and surrounding communities. \u201cThe Revit programme is\nimplemented through self-management at the educational unit level. So,\nit is no longer through local governments, but directly managed by the\nschools,\u201d Qodari emphasised during a press conference in Jakarta on\nWednesday (25\/3\/2026). Available jobs include construction workers,\nforemen, project supervisors, logistics providers, and micro, small, and\nmedium-sized enterprises (UMKM). Qodari claimed that numerous residents\nhave directly experienced the programme\u2019s impact. For instance, Saiful\nAnam (45), a resident of Poponcol Kidul, Karawang, returned to work as a\nlabourer after seven months of unemployment through the construction\nproject at SDN Karawang Kulon III. Similarly, Junaidi Danggala was\ninvolved in the revitalisation project at SLB Negeri 2 Makassar, South\nSulawesi. \u201cA third example is Waluyo, the foreman on the project at SMKN\n5 Tangerang Regency, who stated that the presence of workers has boosted\nrice stalls and snack vendors around the school. With these workers,\nnaturally everyone wants to shop in the surrounding area. They buy rice,\nsnacks, definitely from nearby,\u201d Qodari said. Overall, the programme has\nabsorbed 238,131 workers and mobilised around 58,000 UMKM, from building\nmaterial suppliers and food stalls to transportation and printing\nservices.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/ksp-reveals-school-revitalisation-programme-managed-by-educational-units-not-local-governments-1774435923",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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