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印尼出台2026年校园安全与心理健康新规

来源:MoEC · Antara Indonesia生效日期:2026-01-01

作者:东南亚合规中心编辑团队

TL;DR · 核心要点

印尼教育部于2026年发布第6号部长条例,确立‘安全舒适校园文化’框架,聚焦预防性心理健康支持与五维校园安全体系。关键合规信息包括:(1)自2026年起全面推行精神、身体、心理、社会文化和数字文明五大支柱;(2)教师心理健康能力建设目标为2029年前覆盖超280万名教师;(3)要求学校将心理咨询从治疗型转向发展型,嵌入课程与课外活动;(4)强调家校协同,将家庭冲突列为首要风险因素。该条例虽不直接约束企业,但影响教育科技公司、EAP服务商、教培机构及在印尼运营CSR项目的跨国企业——需调整产品设计、员工援助方案及社区合作模式以契合政策导向。

✅ 合规行动清单 · Compliance Checklist

  • 教育科技企业须在2026年底前完成课程辅助工具的心理健康模块本地化适配,符合五大安全支柱框架
  • 为印尼学校提供EAP或教师培训服务的企业,应于2027年前将预防性心理发展内容纳入标准服务包
  • 开展教育类CSR项目的企业需联合KPAI或地方教育局,在2026年内更新项目评估指标,增加家庭冲突干预成效维度
  • EdTech providers must localize mental health support features in learning platforms to align with all five safety pillars by December 2026.
  • EAP and teacher training vendors must integrate preventive, talent-nurturing counseling methodologies into standard service offerings by Q2 2027.
  • Companies running education-focused CSR programs must revise impact metrics to include family conflict mitigation outcomes, in coordination with KPAI or local education offices, before end-2026.

English Summary

Indonesia’s Ministry of Education issued Ministerial Regulation No. 6 of 2026 on Safe and Comfortable School Culture, effective immediately upon promulgation in 2026. It mandates a preventive, developmental approach to student mental health—shifting counseling from curative to personality- and talent-focused—and establishes five safety pillars: spiritual fulfillment, physical protection, psychological well-being, socio-cultural security, and digital civility. All public and private schools must align curricular and extracurricular programs accordingly. While the regulation directly binds educational institutions—not businesses—it impacts foreign EdTech firms, EAP providers, CSR implementers, and education service suppliers operating in Indonesia. These entities must adapt training content, digital tools, and stakeholder engagement frameworks to support the regulation’s goals, especially in teacher capacity building (target: 2.8M teachers by 2029) and family-school collaboration. No financial penalties or licensing changes for businesses are stipulated, but alignment is critical for tender eligibility and partnership sustainability.

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常见问题解答

这项规定是否要求外资教育企业取得新许可证?+
不。该条例约束对象为学校及教育主管部门,并未增设外资教育企业的许可要求。但若企业向公立学校提供服务(如数字平台、教师培训),须确保内容完全符合第6号条例的五大支柱框架,否则可能被排除在政府采购清单之外。
中国企业开发的校园心理APP能否在印尼上架?+
可以,但必须通过印尼通信与信息部(Kominfo)的内容合规审查,并证明其功能覆盖‘心理福祉’与‘数字文明’两大支柱,例如内置家长沟通日志、反网络欺凌提示及本土化情绪识别模型。
条例中提到的‘2029年覆盖280万教师’是否意味着强制培训?+
是。教育部已将教师心理健康素养纳入国家教师专业发展(PKB)强制学分体系,所有注册教师须在2029年前完成至少16学时相关培训,企业提供的认证课程需获LP3MP(国家教师培训中心)认可。
KPAI数据提及的‘家庭冲突占诱因46%’对企业有何实操启示?+
企业应优先开发家校协同工具,如双语家长心理科普微课、家庭关系自评量表及冲突调解线上工作坊,此类内容已被KPAI列为2026年重点采购方向。
条例是否影响国际学校或双语学校的课程设置?+
是。所有持证国际学校(含BPK PENABUR、SIS等)均属‘国民教育体系关联机构’,须在2026学年内完成课程地图修订,确保每学期至少10课时融入心理韧性、数字公民或跨文化共情主题。

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Indonesia school regulationmental health compliance IndonesiaMinisterial Regulation No. 6 2026EdTech Indonesia requirementsschool safety policy Indonesia
📄 官方原文参考(英文)点击展开
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia’s education minister has unveiled new rules to foster safe, supportive schools and strengthen teachers’ role in tackling children’s mental health, amid alarming data on youth suicide trends. Primary and Secondary Education Minister Abdul Mu’ti announced the issuance of Ministerial Regulation No. 6 of 2026 on Safe and Comfortable School Culture during a press conference in Jakarta on Thursday, following the signing of a Joint Decree on Children’s Mental Health. “The regulation is designed to ensure schools are free from violence and to build stronger social relationships between teachers and students, among peers, and with parents and education stakeholders,” Mu’ti said. He explained that the initiative emphasizes preventive and promotive approaches, shifting counseling from a curative model to one that nurtures personality, talents, and interests. “Our target for 2029 is to reach more than 2.8 million teachers,” he added. The regulation highlights five pillars of safe schooling: spiritual fulfillment, physical protection, psychological well-being, socio-cultural security, and digital civility. The ministry is also encouraging extracurricular and curricular programs to support children’s interests and development. Indonesia’s focus on mental health comes amid global concern over rising suicidal ideation among youth. Data from the Global School-Based Student Health Survey show that between 2015 and 2023, the proportion of students considering suicide rose from 5.4 percent to 8.5 percent, while attempts increased from 3.9 percent to 10.7 percent. Female students were found to be more vulnerable. Figures from the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) reveal 45 suicide cases among children aged 11–17 in 2023, 42 in 2024, and 20 in 2025. Reports from KPAI and the Health Ministry’s Healing119.id platform cite family conflict and parenting issues as the leading triggers, accounting for up to 46 percent of cases, followed by bullying, psychological problems, and academic pressure. Translator: Prisca Triferna, Raka AdjiEditor: Aditya Eko Sigit Wicaksono Copyright © ANTARA 2026