Indonesia
- 1. INDONESIA
- 2. TEAM AND CONTENTS ◦ Location : Magdalini – Spyridoula Kagiale ◦ Education: Aikaterina Modinou ◦ Economy : Agapi Panagiotarakou ◦ Problems : Dimitra Robora ◦ Entertainment : Panagiota Lagani ◦ Religions : Natalia Aggeli ◦ Photographs with places
- 3. LOCATION , CLIMATE AND GEOLOGY OF INDONESIA
- 4. Indonesia - Location Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia, between the Indian and the Pacific ocean. It is the world's largest island country, with more than seventeen thousand islands.
- 5. The climate Lying along the equator, Indonesia's climate tends to be relatively even year-round. Indonesia has two seasons (a wet season and a dry season) with no extremes of summer or winter. For most of Indonesia, the dry season falls between April and October with the wet season between November and March. Indonesia's climate is almost entirely tropical.
- 6. Some regions, such as Kalimantan and Sumatra, experience only slight differences in rainfall and temperature between the seasons, whereas others, such as Nusa Tenggara, experience far more pronounced differences with droughts in the dry season, and floods in the wet.
- 7. Geology Tectonically, Indonesia is highly unstable, making it a site of numerous volcanoes, frequent earthquakes and tsunamis.
- 9. General information about school life ◦ Education in Indonesia falls under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education and Culture, which is a government ministry that organises the education affairs there. ◦ In Indonesia, all citizens must undertake twelve years of compulsory education which consists of six years at elementary level and three each at middle and high school levels.
- 11. General information about school life ◦ The school week in Indonesia starts from Monday to Friday. It used to last until Saturday but recent regulation only requires 5 days of school. The hours may depend on the school rules but on average, school starts from 7 AM to 3 PM. ◦ Indonesian students study 15 subjects on average for each semester. ◦ The beginning of the school year starts in the month of July and ends in June. Between those months, there are national holidays which means that the school closes.
- 12. ◦ Indonesian children spend 240 days in schools on average in an academic year . ◦ Despite the obstacles that Indonesian students may face in school, they always have a thirst for knowledge. The teachers and students work together so the students can have a bright future.
- 14. Uniforms at schools Students in Indonesia must wear the mandatory uniforms based on the regulation of the school. However, there are uniforms that must be worn based on national rules. Primary School, Middle School and High School students all have different uniforms with different colours. ◦ Primary School uniform :
- 15. ◦ Middle school uniform: ◦ High school uniform:
- 17. Reasons ◦Entertainment in Indonesia is huge. ◦ Sightseeing and surfing are some reasons to go to Indonesia
- 18. SURFING ◦Surfing is one of the reasons you have to go to Indonesia. The wonderful seas and blue waters are of the most admirable on the planet.
- 20. ISLANDS ◦Places you can find in Indonesia are the islands Gili. They're two hours from Bali. You can go around the island and enjoy this little paradise. ◦ Bali is so picturesque and exotic that it looks like a movie scene, surrounded by lush forests and mountains. It has beautiful beaches where you can enjoy surfing and swimming. Bali has a wonderful rich civilization, which remains to be discovered …
- 22. FESTIVALS ◦ The people of Indonesia are very traditional and celebrate a lot of festivals throughout the year. These festivals are celebrated by Javanese, Balinese and people of other communities in Indonesia. Some of the Muslim festivals are very popular in Indonesia. Artists wear traditional clothes and perform various traditional dances to mark different deities.
- 25. ◦ Due to the explosive development of the economy, Indonesia has become the new El Dorado for western colossuses. ◦ Around 50 million people get $3 thousand dollars a year.
- 27. ◦ The government has a huge package with 3 billion dollars for ports and roads. ◦ The archipelagos with 17 thousand islands, in 2012 had the second economy development behind China. The Indonesian national coin is roupee.
- 28. PROBLEMS
- 29. NATURAL DISASTERS ◦ On average, at least one major natural disaster has occurred in Indonesia every month since the 2004 tsunami, including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and events caused by climate change. ◦ Indonesia has coped with the challenges of natural disasters for hundreds of years, with recorded earthquakes and volcanic eruptions dating back to the 13th Century.
- 31. Energy crisis ◦ Indonesia is a country with an abundance of various (energy) natural resources, either deep in its ocean or in the bowel of its earth. ◦ Thus, the natural resources that suppose to be a blessing turns to be a curse. The resulting energy is so expensive that most Indonesian -who are poor- cannot afford it.
- 33. RELIGIONS
- 34. The main religion in Indonesia is Islam, as 85% of the population are Muslims. Of the rest of population, 11% are Christians and Catholics. Furthermore 2% believes in Hinduism and 1% in Buddhism. Also there are 24.521 testimonies of Jehovah and 6.920 Mormous.
- 35. A law has been enacted “ to help women have a better behavior” after being forbidden to move out alone and after 9:00 p.m.
- 36. The role of the woman They have no right to make decisions They are abused daily They have to wear clothes that their religion requires.
- 39. Ancient temple in Bali (Hindu temple) Borobudur (Buddhist temple)
- 40. Marese hill lombok Palnemo islands
- 41. Komodo island (the island of ancient creature) Ancient underwater sculptures ( Gili islands )
- 42. THE END