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Preventing Students from Dropping Out of School in Indonesia's Basic Education: What Should the Goverment do? and Why Does Fiscal Decentralization Negatively Affect Student Droput Rates? Results from Indonesia's National Socioeconomic Survey 2002-2014 and Two Case Studies
in this paper, we examine why fiscal decentralization in Indonesia has not effectially reduced student dropout. mixed method analyses combining the Indonesian National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) 2002-2014 and two case studies inn the districs of Sleman and Yogyakarta are used to explore the reasons for which fiscal decentralization has not reduced student dropout in Indonesia. Instead of reducing student dropout, we found that fiscal decentralization increases the risk of student dropout at the elementary school, transitional and junior secondary school levels. We found lack of fiscal capacity, inefficiency of educational budget allocation, and technical inefficiency in program implementation to be the main challenges that prevent district goverments from effectively reducing student dropout.
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