BSRP Education for Afar

Increased access to effective and efficient learning environments for refugees and hosting community children;

Strengthened educational oversight systems & coordination mechanisms between refugee camp organizations & government structures;

Increased knowledge on programming for self - reliance within refugee contexts amongst education sector stakeholders;

The strategies that are being used to achieved the results:

Strengthening the capacity of teachers, ARRA, REB, DEOs, PTSAs, Students, Parents, and CTEs,

Researching, Lobby and Advocacy;

Direct Resource Support;

Create platforms for joint gap assessment, planning & monitoring;

Strengthening education oversight systems & coordination mechanisms;

Provision of Technical Support to REB/DEOs, Schools, etc;

The Direct & Indirect Beneficiaries of the Project are:

6,600 refugee and hosting community primary school aged children (1200+5400) respectively

5,000 parents of young children aged 4-6 years of age;

2 refugee and 8 primary schools;

Education personnel and community members from 10 primary schools;

1 Regional Education Bureau (REB);

2 District Education Offices (WEO);

2 Colleges of Teacher Education;