TANZANIA: CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF SCHOOLS IN ILULA
Tanzania has some of the world’s most beautiful scenery, but it is also one of the poorest countries. in the world. Most people live from agriculture and produce only for their own needs, even though only 5 % of the land can be used regularly. Food is correspondingly rare and expensive. The education system too has major deficiencies. The rate of literacy is only just 70 %. Especially in rural areas there are many children who do not have a school nearby or whose parents prefer to keep them at home to work in the house or in the fields. But in the region of Iringa, in the centre of the country, an improvement is on the horizon.
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Our project in Ilula
The project in brief:
In 2020, two new elementary school classrooms were built, as well as a new teacher's room and several toilets. In addition, five rooms were renovated. The elementary school, as well as the kindergarten and the secondary school follow the Montessori method. In parallel, two boarding schools, one for girls and one for boys, were also built to ensure that children living far away have equal access to quality education.
Under this project (2021-2024), the infrastructure of the schools in Ilula will be significantly improved and adapted. 20 classrooms will be renovated and newly constructed buildings will be properly equipped.
Project budget:
Total project cost: (2021-2024): €360 000
80% of this amount will be provided by the Luxembourg Foreign Ministry. The rest (€72 000) will be covered by CSI together with the partner organisation.