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Haiti - Education : $33M to improve reading and writing of 100,000 children 16/09/2015 12:11:13 In his remarks for the occasion, Jock Conly, Acting Director of the USAID Mission in Haiti, stressed "Strong reading skills allow girls and boys to learn and lead productive lives. Education is the engine of development, the safest investment a people can make in its future." "Ann ALE" will focus on improvement of reading and writing skills and should reach more than 550 schools, 2,500 teachers and 100,000 students over the life of the project, estimated at over 33 million US dollars. Thanks to a close collaboration between donors and international partners, under the direction of MENFP, the impact of "Ann ALE" will extend well beyond the main areas of implementation of USAID projects in Port-au -Prince, St. Marc and Cap-Haitien. The approach of "Ann ALE" will also be used throughout the country in schools supported by partners in education, among others, the World Bank, Concern Worldwide and Save the Children. The unique approach and verified of "Ann ALE" aims to :
FHI 360, a non-profit US organization with a long and solid experience in education internationally, will lead the implementation of "Ann ALE" in cooperation with specialized partners, including: the 'Catholic Relief Services' (CRS), the Episcopal Commission of the Catholic Education (CEEC), South Training Institute (IFOS), the Haitian Foundation for Private Education (FONHEP) and the University of Notre Dame. HL/ HaitiLibre
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