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Project Grants

Project Grants (1)

  1. Project title: Family Involvement in Children’s Literacy Development: A Reading Family, A Literate Offspring Organization: Association of Reading of Kenya (ARK)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: This project seeks to enhance home-related literacy experiences of children in pre-primary and primary early years through promoting parental and sibling reading for and with the children in their first language.

  2. Project Title: Reading for Comprehension in Madrasa Resource Center Community Pre-Schools in the Coast Province of Kenya Organization: Madrasa Resource Center, Kenya (MRCK)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: This project seeks to integrate the Reading for Comprehension approach for children (aged 3-8) in Madrasa Resource Center (MRC) community Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers in Kwale, Kilifi, and Mombasa (Coast Province, Kenya). This will allow the community children to develop the reading skills necessary to successfully transition from madrasa schools to public schools.

  3. Project Title: BTL Tusome Project Organization: Bible Translation and Literacy (BTL), Kenya
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: The project will tackle low reading levels in 36 schools in Kwale County, Kenya, by developing and providing learner centered reading materials to be used in reading during class sessions as integrated into the primary school curriculum.

  4. Project Title: Buddy Reading Organization: The National Book Development Council of Kenya (NBDCK)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: This project provides additional reading opportunities after school using language appropriate materials and reading tutors.. A pair of mentors from Class 6 (or 7) are trained to engage in reading-related activities with a group of Class 3.

  5. Project Title: Promoting Early Learning through Home-School Links Organization: Literacy and Adult Basic Education (LABE), Uganda
    Amount: $54,985
    Description: The project aims to improve early literacy and numeracy through the local production of language appropriate materials used in home learning centers. The home learning centers will also act as preparatory grounds for preschool aged children who cannot access preschools.

  6. Project Title: Improved Literacy through Orthography Training and Materials Production Organization: Lango Language Board (LLB), Uganda
    Amount: $56,640
    Description: This project seeks to train teachers in the proper use of the new Leblango orthography so that they can carry out quality language appropriate activities in public schools as mandated by the national education policy.

  7. Project Title: Transfer from L1 to L2 : Best Practices Organization: Société Internationale de Linguistique (SIL), Sénégal
    Amount: $59,288
    Description: This project is implemented in collaboration with Catholic Education Services and World Vision, and seeks to research, create, and implement a bilingual learning approach featuring reading skills transfer from L1 to L2 in the first three years of primary school (CI-CP and early CE1) levels in 12 public and private learning settings in the Fatick region of Senegal.

  8. Project Title: Support for the Improvement of Literacy and Numeracy Performance of Primary School Students through an Innovative Strategy in the Kati-Kita-Bafing-Kenieba-Famele area Organization: Pôle des Actions D’Intégration des Droits Humains en Afrique (PACINDHA)
    Amount: $46,626
    Description: This project seeks to improve children’s competencies in math and literacy through teacher trainings, the creation of academic management and reading committees, and the use of radio programs as training tools. The main objective of the project is to improve the performance in literacy and math for 2,500 primary school pupils in 25 schools on the Kati- Kita-Bafing- Kenieba-Falemé axis in Mali.

  9. Project Title: Pastoralist Early Grades Literacy and Numeracy in Kenya (PEGLINK) Project Organization: International Institute for Rural Reconstruction (IIRR)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: The main goal of this project is to improve the literacy and numeracy competencies among early grade pastoralist children in Marsabit County, Northern Kenya, by establishing reading shades for after school reading activities with students and parents.

  10. Project Title: Promoting Early Literacy in Kumam Organization: The Bible Society of Uganda (BSU)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: This project supports the Government of Uganda’s literacy and local language instructional policies by fostering the development of early primary literacy and resource materials in the Kumam language; training education stakeholders, including teachers, head teachers, coordinating center tutors and district school inspectors, in effective literacy instruction, and promoting a culture of local language literacy in the Teso Sub-region through engaging parents in local primary schools.

  11. Project Title: Literacy Development Scheme Organization: ROY Nakhosi Foundation (ROYNF)
    Amount: $55,000
    Description: The objective of this project is to implement the national policy of local language education by delivering a professional teacher development model that equips teachers with tools and techniques for effective teaching of literacy that enables children to read and write independently in local language and English. Complementary activities include providing opportunities for teachers continuous professional development, creating awareness among parents about their involvement in the education of children in general, raising awareness among parents, teachers and community leaders of the importance of using the local language as a medium of instruction.

  12. Project Title: Uganda Early Learning Enhancement Project (ELEP) Organization: Link Community Development (LCD)
    Amount: $58,146
    Description: Over a one-year period, ELEP seeks to develop and execute a procedure which holistically engages stakeholders to produce context-specific strategies, trainings and learning innovations to improve early learning outcomes for pupils in each of eight target primary schools in two neighbouring districts in Western Uganda, Buliisa and Hoima, on the shores of Lake Albert.

  13. Project Title: Promoting Learning in Young Children Organization: Centre d’Etudes Sociales et d’Apprentissage Métiers (CESAM)
    Amount: $54,860
    Description: This project provides after school tutoring, summer reading/math camps, and community reading rooms in the Mbour area.

  14. Project Title: Promotion of ICTs and Innovative Strategies for teaching/learning reading in elementary schools in Ziguinchor Organization: Fédération Dimbaya Kagnalen (FDK)
    Amount: $74,940
    Description: This project implements the SARENA teaching and learning approach, as well as the use of mobile phones to improve parent/teacher communication in 10 elementary schools in Ziguinchor, Senegal.

  15. Project Title: Improving reading skills for students in CI and CP at CFP/ADB, through innovative training of teachers and intern teachers, and the development of a reading program based on oral proficiency in the second language (L2: French) Organization: Centre de Formation Pédagogique Abbé David Boilat (CFP/ADB)
    Amount: $60,000
    Description: This project addresses the need for students to first become proficient in the language of instruction (French) before that language is used as such in the classroom by developing a curriculum to improve French language acquisition in the first year of school.

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