Safe & Smart 2026
Collaborative Programme - DAP x BerdayaBareng
Strengthening digital literacy and child online protection for Indonesia's education community, from schools and families to communities.
Why does this matter?
Indonesian children are growing up in a highly digital world. Risks such as cyberbullying, misinformation, grooming, and exploitation require practical protection starting from schools.
Cross-sector collaboration
Teachers, students, parents, and communities work together to build a safer digital ecosystem.
School-first approach
Schools and teachers are positioned as the vanguard of child online protection.
Practical COP modules
Contextual materials designed for classroom practice and parenting at home.
Scale & impact
Strengthens teacher and school capacity in Child Online Protection (COP), builds children's resilience, and increases family involvement in a safer digital ecosystem.
Programme stages (2026)
From module mapping and development to a national forum and final reporting.
Curriculum & module mapping
Stakeholder coordination, expert meetings, module creation, and validation.
Training of Trainers (ToT)
Select 40 trainers, run ToT, certify facilitators, and prepare delivery.
Training for teachers & educators
Recruitment, selection, preparation, and offline training for 1,200 teachers/educators.
Student & parent workshops (indirect)
School delivery, parent/community workshops, monitoring and evaluation.
Safe & Smart Forum 2026
Host the forum, disseminate modules, and launch the policy brief.
Final report & external audit
Final reporting and independent external audit to close the programme.
Main COP module topics
Comprehensive, contextual, and practical modules for tiered training, school learning, and digital parenting at home.
Implementation locations
The programme spans multiple cities to strengthen a safer digital ecosystem within education communities.
FAQ
Quick answers about the goals, target groups, and main outputs of Safe & Smart 2026.
A collaborative programme by BerdayaBareng and the British Embassy Jakarta to strengthen digital literacy and child online protection (COP) for education communities in Indonesia.
The main targets are teachers and schools, including 1,200 teachers from 120 schools. The indirect impact reaches students and parents or guardians, about 12,000 people, through learning implementation and workshops.
The programme will produce COP modules and curriculum, 40 certified facilitators as trainers, teacher training for COP integration in teaching, education sessions for students and parents, the Safe & Smart Forum 2026, and a national policy brief.