Community Needs, Project Impact and Sustainability

Community Assessment: How the Project Team Identified the Community’s Needs

Project Impact: How the project will benefit the community upon completion

The project will support the community by delivering quality learning opportunities to approximately 15,000 children aged 5 to 15, a decisive factor in breaking the cycle of poverty and promoting sustainable local development. This will be achieved by providing professional development and growth opportunities to teachers through qualified trainers, enabling them to master new participatory and inclusive methodologies, as well as effective instructional methods for student assessment. Furthermore, the impact will be strengthened by supplying teaching materials and improved facilities (books and library furnishings). The beneficiaries are children and students aged 5 to 15, without distinction of gender, ethnicity, religion, culture, or social background.

Sustainability: How the project benefits will be sustained over time

Long-term sustainability will be ensured through library membership fees. The new equipment and the availability of age-appropriate books for children and young people aged 5 to 15 will attract many children and youth to use the libraries. This will ensure long-term continuity by increasing the number of library subscribers.