Rebuilding Indonesia's Madrasahs and Returning Students to the Classroom After an Earthquake

Indonesia is among the countries with the highest risk of earthquakes. On November 21, 2022, a 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Cianjur, West Java, damaging many schools and disrupt learning processes. The World Bank drew on its experience in post-disaster reconstruction to rebuild madrasahs in Cianjur so they can better withstand future shocks. Learn more: http://wrld.bg/1Tzg50S9XCm #disasterrecovery #disasterresponse

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00:00 Earthquake in Cianjur, Indonesia
00:32 Schools were closed due to damaged buildings
00:53 The World Bank supports to restore 64 Madrasahs in Cianjur
01:38 Teacher and student felt grateful for their school building
01:58 The World Bank drew on its experience in post-disaster reconstruction to rebuild better

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Merehabilitasi Madrasah Pasca Gempa Bumi agar Siswa Dapat Kembali Belajar di Sekolah

Indonesia termasuk negara dengan risiko gempa bumi tertinggi. Pada tanggal 21 November 2022, gempa bumi berkekuatan 5,6 SR melanda Cianjur, Jawa Barat, mengakibatkan banyak sekolah rusak sehingga proses pembelajaran siswa/i terganggu. Bank Dunia menggunakan pengalamannya dalam rekonstruksi pascabencana di Palu untuk membangun kembali sekolah-sekolah di Cianjur agar dapat lebih tahan gempa di kemudian hari.

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