Students Receiving MBG Scholarship Show Lower Absenteeism, DEN Study Finds
A study by Indonesia's Ministry of Energy (DEN) has found that students receiving the MBG scholarship program exhibit lower rates of school absenteeism. This suggests that financial aid may contribute to students' motivation and school retention.
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