RUMAN Aceh Institute through Rizky Sopya, S.Pd. won trust as a resource person in the activity Partnership Facilitation with Regional Government and Development Partners in Education Quality Assurance organized by BPMP Aceh Province.
At this activity, Rizky Sopya delivered material entitled "Moving Together: Community and Government Collaboration in Assuring the Quality of Education in Aceh." This material highlighted the importance of building synergy between communities, government, schools and various development partners in an effort to improve the quality of education in Aceh.

In his presentation, Rizky stressed that big changes in the world of education always start from small steps taken consistently. For this reason, RUMAN Aceh carries the spirit of "Move, Work, Be Useful" as the main value in every program and service to the community.
"Moving means having the courage to start and take a role. Working means bringing innovation and real action. Meanwhile, being useful is the ultimate goal of every step taken, namely having a positive impact on society, especially in the field of education," explained Rizky.
Through various literacy programs, strengthening teacher capacity, community empowerment, and cross-sector collaboration, RUMAN Aceh continues to strive to make a real contribution to improving the quality of education in Aceh.
This forum which brings together local governments, education units, communities and development partners is an important momentum to strengthen collaboration in realizing quality, inclusive and sustainable education.
RUMAN Aceh believes that ensuring the quality of education is not just the responsibility of the government, but is a joint movement that requires the participation of all elements of society. With the spirit of "Move, Work, Be Useful", the collaboration that is built is expected to be able to give birth to positive changes for the future of Aceh's education.
02 February 2025
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