Hanoi, April 26 -- Jakarta (VNA) - Indonesia on April 25 reaffirmed its commitment to intensifying school renovation programmes and advancing digital transformation in the education sector in 2026, aiming to improve teaching and learning quality nationwide.

The 2026 revitalisation programme will prioritise schools affected by disasters, as well as those located in frontier, disadvantaged, and remote regions, along with institutions in severely damaged conditions.

To further support digital learning, the government plans to increase the number of Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs), large 4K touchscreen displays used as digital whiteboards, to two to three units per school, enhancing modern teaching capabilities.

The Primary and Secondary Ed...