Pinpointing the Opportunities
In such a huge country resources must be carefully targeted if they are to make a difference. The Indonesian government spends 20 percent of its state budget on education, but this equates to less than US$1,200 per pupil, around seven times less than the OECD average. In short, philanthropists need focus. Our analysis of the successes and failures of past efforts highlights four areas that harbor significant potential.
