Chili Plant Cultivation Activity with Homeroom Teachers and Students of Melam Hilli Elementary School

On April 15, 2023, Melam Hilli Elementary School held a chili plant cultivation activity involving homeroom teachers and students. This activity is part of a program mandated by the Acting Regent (Pj

Mrs. Maria Kabei, a Teacher and the Only Educator at Atamali State Elementary School

On March 15, 2023, the Nusantara Sejati Foundation (YNS) visited Atamali State Elementary School in Khameyakha Village, Ebungfauw District, Jayapura Regency. The school is a "branch school" or a dist

Improving Learning Quality with Project-Based Learning Training at SDN Impres Kameyakha

On January 30th and 31st, 2023, SDN Impres Kameyakha held a training for teachers and school principals, accompanied by relevant facilitators. This training aims to improve teachers' understanding of

Elementary school students at Rumah Pintar, Kampung Babo – West Papua, are creative in making “Batik” stamps by utilizing the leaves of plants that are around the Rumpin

This activity aims to provide opportunities for children to try new ideas, with new ways of thinking.

This is not solely related to the "new" product produced by children, but also the process of

Tablanusu Elementary School students, Kab. Jayapura Utilizes Learning Media from the Surrounding Environment

To facilitate the learning process, students of SD Tablanusu, Jayapura Regency utilize learning media from the environment around the school. Identify some existing leaves, stick, write down the name

About Us

Yayasan Nusantara Sejati (YNS) is a non-profit organization that focuses in capacity building and research activities connected to issues of good governance and education, particularly in the Indonesian regional development sector. Since its establishment in 1999, YNS has been actively undertaking strategic policy research and creative development activities.

Our Services

Program Management

Management of human resource capacity building and regional development projects that are designed and funded by the government, donor agencies, and businesses/corporations (CSR programs).

HR Capacity Building

Development of Human Resource Capacity Design and implement competency-based capacity-building programs for educators, education personnel, parliamentarians, local government officials, and village authorities.

Consultation

Provide advice, ideas, and suggestions in an effort to identify solutions to challenges in the field of education.

Research and Program Evaluation

Design and carry out various sorts of research, assessment, and evaluation on issues and programs relating to education, health, and regional development.

Featured Products & Programs:

Early Grade Literacy

Positive Dicipline

4T Learning

Numeracy (Mathematical Literacy)

Development of School Model

Blended Learning

Education Facilitator and Community Empowerment Training

Educator & Education Personnel Competency Development

Scholarship Management

Program Organisasi Penggerak
in Papua and West Papua

Training of Trainers (ToT)

Sosialisasi Program

In-House Training (IHT)

Kelompok Kerja Guru (KKG)

Sudut Baca

Pendampingan Kelas

Recent Activities

May 16, 2023
Program Management

Chili Plant Cultivation Activity with Homeroom Teachers and Students of Melam Hilli Elementary School

On April 15, 2023, Melam Hilli Elementary School held a chili plant cultivation activity involving homeroom teachers and students. This activity is part of a program mandated by the Acting Regent (Pj.) of Jayapura through the Department of Education….

March 21, 2023
Update YNS

Mrs. Maria Kabei, a Teacher and the Only Educator at Atamali State Elementary School

On March 15, 2023, the Nusantara Sejati Foundation (YNS) visited Atamali State Elementary School in Khameyakha Village, Ebungfauw District, Jayapura Regency. The school is a “branch school” or a distant class from SDN Inpres Khameyakha, consisting of three classes…

February 11, 2023
HR Capacity Building

Improving Learning Quality with Project-Based Learning Training at SDN Impres Kameyakha

On January 30th and 31st, 2023, SDN Impres Kameyakha held a training for teachers and school principals, accompanied by relevant facilitators. This training aims to improve teachers’ understanding of Project-Based Learning. “The Importance of a Correct Understanding of Project-Based…

October 25, 2022
Update YNS

Elementary school students at Rumah Pintar, Kampung Babo – West Papua, are creative in making “Batik” stamps by utilizing the leaves of plants that are around the Rumpin

This activity aims to provide opportunities for children to try new ideas, with new ways of thinking. This is not solely related to the “new” product produced by children, but also the process of a creative expression. The creation…

October 25, 2022
Update YNS

Tablanusu Elementary School students, Kab. Jayapura Utilizes Learning Media from the Surrounding Environment

To facilitate the learning process, students of SD Tablanusu, Jayapura Regency utilize learning media from the environment around the school. Identify some existing leaves, stick, write down the names of the leaves, as well as present their work. This…

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What They Say

YNS is not only good in managing complex and big projects/programs, but also has an extensive knowledge especially in education programs and human capital development in general.

Dr. James ModouwExpert Staff of the Ministry of Education and Culture (KEMENDIKBUD) RI

Different from others, trainings conducted by YNS encourage participants to actively have discussions telling their own experience.

Edy Jitro Sihombing M.PdHeadmaster of YPSIM School

After attending trainings held by YNS, I implemented the print awareness to the 1st grade students. Awesome, they became aware of the use of punctuation marks. Likewise in reading, although they have not been able to read one sentence yet, they could read word by word, distinguish letters, syllables, words, and also sentences. Excellent, thanks.

Yohana WoliTeacher at Loku Lalang Elementary School

We are grateful because YNS is willing to help us, so that we can gain more knowledge in attending such training activities held by YNS either through offline or online.

Endang WuriyaniHeadmaster of Melam Hilli Elementary School

Our working experience together with YNS has existed since 2007, and YNS has always been able to maintain quality performance until now with proven success in every program undertaken.

Protasius LobyaSecretary of the Education Department of Papua Province