Since 2020, this initiative enables 430 children and 100 women to access primary education in a well reconstructed school. It also promotes awareness and protection of children’s and women’s rights by providing a supportive space where learning, participation, and equality are encouraged.
To strengthen women’s social and economic inclusion, the project has established Women Self-Help Groups and provided training to 40 women on rights advocacy, savings and credit management, and strategies to prevent gender-based violence and harmful traditional practices.
A School Management Committee (SMC), created through the initiative and composed of community members, ensures effective and accountable school management.