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LEARNING REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE: GROWING HOPE FOR OUR FUTURE
I am very happy to learn about organic farming at school. Through this program, we are taught how to farm our steep and dry land using natural materials without pesticides or harmful chemicals, making it safer for both human health and the environment. For me, organic farming is not only about growing crops, but also about protecting nature and preserving it for the future. At first, we learned in the Manikaji school garden, studying many important skills, including building
2 days ago


OSIS: Inauguration of the 2016–2017 Members
May 5th was a proud day for the 22 newly elected OSIS (Student Council) members as they held their inauguration ceremony at EBPP Ban HQ to officially hand over the rights and responsibilities to the new members. The program opened with the singing the Indonesian National Anthem and a prayer. The atmosphere was solemn yet joyful, with smiles and bright faces throughout. After signing the minutes of inauguration, the former OSIS president, Eti, handed over the document to the n
5 days ago


Insight on a workshop on out-of-school children
From May 7–9, 2026, I attended a three-day workshop at Infinity8 Bali in Jimbaran, Bali that was organized by BPKP Bali Province. The program focused on supporting and handling children who have dropped out of school, as well as understanding the challenges faced by communities in improving access to education. EBPP was one of only three educational institutions invited to represent the local district in this workshop. As someone involved in community-based education through
7 days ago


Hands-On Dryland Farming Training Continue in Darmaji
In April, students in Darmaji continued turning knowledge into action through hands-on learning in their individual gardens and the shared learning garden 🌱 With guidance from Pak Dwi from Yayasan Bumi Langit and EBPP agriculture team, students’ intensive mentoring sessions focused on improving their dryland agriculture techniques for evaluating terraces, waterways, and land slope conditions directly in the field, providing them with a better understand of how to improve the
May 11
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