I think in the city, the one who needs to work really hard on them is not only the community but also the government. So the government need to gather people, make meeting, for example, like once a week, and make competition that gather the sense of community. For example, once a month, and making people to be at the comedies, because when people work together that that time, they will gather the sense of community, so people could do the charity works for palace signs for example, including all people in the community. And also we could ask the people to do the cleaning together. That is one of the symbol of Indonesian culture, since the very old days it’s called Gotong Royong which is not only about the cleaning itself but also stronger the sense of the community.
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I think in the city, the ones who need to work really hard are not only the community but also the government. The government needs to gather people and hold meetings, for example, once a week, and create competitions that foster a sense of community. For instance, once a month, we could organize events that bring people together, because when people work together, they will develop a sense of community. People could also engage in charity work, for example, cleaning public spaces, which includes everyone in the community. Additionally, we could encourage people to clean together. This is a symbol of Indonesian culture; since ancient times, it’s called Gotong Royong, which is not only about cleaning itself but also about strengthening the sense of community.
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