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Academic / Research
Community-Based Early Childhood Education and Foundational Learning Programme in Rwanda

Bright Hills Academy is a community-based initiative in Rwanda that strengthens early childhood development and foundational literacy and numeracy skills for children from underserved communities. It provides structured early learning opportunities through a child-centered and play-based approach to

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Bright Hills Academy Ltd
NGO / Civil Society
Inclusive Early Learning for All

Inclusive Early Learning for All is an initiative that ensures every child, particularly those with disabilities and developmental differences, has access to quality early childhood education and inclusive learning opportunities. It promotes inclusive education practices, strengthens early identific

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Lifeline Organization for Children Empowerment
NGO / Civil Society
Community-Based Early Childhood Development and Peace Education.

This initiative strengthens community-based early childhood education and holistic child development in underserved communities, promoting peacebuilding values and empowering youth to lead sustainable development efforts. It targets children, parents, caregivers, youth volunteers, and educators, pro

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Youth for Global Peace Network The Gambia
NGO / Civil Society
Scaling Community-Based Playgroups in Botswana and the Parent Playbox Across Africa

Learn To Play advances early childhood education and foundational learning through community-based playgroups and parenting interventions in Africa. The initiative supports government-aligned, systems-focused approaches in Botswana and scales the Parent Playbox model across Uganda, South Africa, Ken

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Learn To Play