There are also organisations with expertise in raising awareness of issues, developing wide-spread networks and mobilising resources. It is only by bringing together the combined knowledge, skills, and experiences of these organisations that we will be able to help millions of children realise their basic human right of receiving an education.
EAC needs many kinds of partners to accelerate the identification, enrolment and completion of a quality primary education for a significant number of out of school children.
We are looking for Strategic, Implementing, Advocacy and Resource partners from:
- National or international education, development and humanitarian organisations that have national, regional or global reach;
- Organisations or people that have succeeded in advocating for education on a large scale;
- Programs and agencies that have experience implementing primary education activities in support of out of school children who have never gone to school and those who have dropped out of school;
- Organisations or people that have experience in education provision in fragile, conflict-affected and disaster situations;
- Programs or agencies that have demonstrated their ability to engage with hard-to-reach populations;
- Organisations, programs and people that have proven capacity to mobilise additional resources in support of primary education; and
- Agencies and people that have tested different methods of and approaches to reaching out of school children with education, including, but not limited to, emerging technologies.
If your organisation shares EAC’s vision of a world where every individual has the opportunity to learn through a quality primary education, and is interested in becoming an EAC partner, please read more about our types of partnership and follow the guidelines for submitting your expression of interest for the type of partnership your organisation is seeking.
Find out more here about EAC partners including:
- Strategic Partners,
- Implementing Partners,
- Advocacy Partners, and
- Resource Partners.
Disclaimer: The graphic presentation of boundaries used by EAA/EAC in any map is consistent with those produced by the UN Cartographic Section. This map is provided to facilitate the general location of supported projects. EAA/EAC does not have an official position regarding boundaries of or disputed boundaries between countries.
