Approximately forty team members from K-eduplex, Korea Export and Import Bank, Korea Rural Community Cooperation, and public servants from Lebak Regency constructed four public restrooms and a garbage incinerator from November 20 – 27. Two members from K-eduplex coordinated most of the local activities, which also included village cleanup and donation of stationary goods to local students.

Through this volunteer service, K-eduplex initiated its first attempt in changing Indonesia with a local institution. In addition, K-Eduplex’ interaction with two major organizations from Korea opened up a chance for future collaborations later on.