VOICED : Horseback library serves Indonesia's remote readers

The video highlights an initiative to combat illiteracy in central Indonesia through a mobile library on horseback. The project, started by a 43-year-old man with 100 donated books, aims to inspire reading and increase knowledge, especially among women. Despite improvements in literacy rates, remote areas still face challenges, with nearly a million adults unable to read or write. The mobile library seeks to broaden horizons and promote intelligence. The founder dreams of establishing a permanent library to serve surrounding villages, continuing to promote reading one book at a time.

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