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A new study by the University of Indonesia, in collaboration with Bakti Barito Foundation, has revealed significant differences in the effectiveness of environmental education programs across three types of schools: national-level Adiwiyata schools, district-level Adiwiyata schools supported by Bakti Barito Foundation, and non-Adiwiyata schools with environmental initiatives.
Amid the hustle and bustle of a crowded Jakarta, it's not unusual to feel suffocated and crave some space to breathe.If that's what you're looking for, then you should head on over to Jl. Barito in Kebayoran Baru, where the South Jakartan street is home to two public parks, giving plenty of space to catch some fresh air and a break from your daily routine in the capital city.
