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Saraswati Day: Celebrating Bali's Culture and the Value of Knowledge at EBPP
Saraswati Day (Hari Raya Saraswati) is one of Hindu Bali’s most important holy days, celebrated to honour the arrival of knowledge and learning. This celebration takes place every six months according to the Balinese calendar. For the Balinese community, especially students, it is an important occasion to show respect for knowledge while preserving cultural traditions. At EBPP schools, Saraswati is a special occasion that brings students and teachers together in preparation f
2 days ago


From Sponsoring a Student to Supporting a Community
When Bill Zammit, a supporter from Australia, started sponsoring Nyos, our Bunga School graduate, to pursue a university degree in Public Health, he was investing in a young person’s future. Now, as Nyos enters his final year with outstanding academic progress, Bill has found another way to make a difference: supporting Nyo’s community for better sanitation. In Bunga Hamlet, some families have never had their own toilets and still rely on the surrounding bushes for sanitation
Oct 14


Learning To Raise Chickens: for Food Security & Self-reliance
Amid the dryland conditions and limited food resources in Manikaji, simple learning can make a meaningful difference to families. Through EBPP’s dryland regenerative agricultural programme, the Manikaji farmer groups started learning today to raise chickens as a practical way to improve access to protein and essential nutrients while building greater household food self-reliance. The training was led by Pak Priyatna, an experienced poultry farmer and EBPP expert poultry volun
Sep 21
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