Akazi Kanoze (AK) Activity was a USAID-funded five-year (2009-2014) project designed to help young Rwandans aged 14-35, who had left school prematurely without a diploma gain the skills and training they need to find or create meaningful employment for sustainable livelihoods. The project which was implemented by the Education Development Centre, served more than 21,000...

The COVID-19 pandemic and armed conflicts in Ethiopia has led to long school closures that resulted in the country experiencing some of the highest learning losses globally. School closures exacerbated educational inequities and contributed to increased student dropouts. Recovering the lost learning requires substantial investments and interventions to help students catch up academically and continue...