Link Community Development Ethiopia are delighted to be the recipients of a $50,000 grant from the Boeing Foundation for the Pre-School Advice and Support Pilot (PASP).
Lack of preschool education in rural Ethiopia is a major barrier to improving learner outcomes, as the primary curriculum assumes basic literacy and numeracy. Children who enter grade 1 with no foundation knowledge are disadvantaged from the outset.
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Sir Michael Barber, Chair of the Global Agenda Council on Education submitted a White Paper to the World Economic Forum in July 2016. He has used Link as a case study to demonstrate how to ‘Unleash Greatness’ via ‘Benchmarking and Tracking progress’. This is based on our innovative School Performance Review (SPR) process.
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The midline evaluation relates to our Improved Girls’ Learning in Rural Wolaita project, funded by the Department for International Development (DfID), which has the goal to improve the enrolment, retention and performance of 62,777 girls in four districts of the Wolaita Zone in south-western Ethiopia.
