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World Education's approach is both participatory and facilitative. We look at all aspects of organizational functioning, from mission and governance to management, planning, financial administration, monitoring and evaluation, human resources, and external relations. Participatory assessments identify baselines and targets at each level of an organization, a process that encourages discussion, critical thinking, and buy-in for change. This then leads to a series of inputs targeted to improve organizational functioning that can be anything from training, mentoring, exchange visits, participation in World Education’s innovative civil society academies, or other individual- or organizational-level activities. |
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Women's Entrepreneurship Center - Laos
The Women's Entrepreneurship Center (WEC) in Vientiane, Lao, was launched to foster the development of women-owned sustainable small businesses. |
Peace Corps Mozambique Literacy Training and Evaluation Services
World Education is training Peace Corps Volunteers to teach literacy and set up community libraries, and providing technical assistance in the evaluation of program impact. |
Tanzania Community Health and Social Welfare System Strengthening Program (CHSSP)
World Education is working with the Government of Tanzania to expand the social welfare workforce with a special emphasis on communities. |
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Breaking the Cycle of Child Labor: Sharadha's Story
After enrolling in a nonformal education class targeting children who are forced to work in the brick industry, Sharadha was able to transition back to formal school. |
When Fortune's mother died, Fortune says that she was too young—at age six—to understand the loss. |
Twelve year-old Zanele's father died when she was just a little girl, and her grandfather struggled alone to support a household of fourteen individuals. |
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