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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Siyani Sahelian (Advanced Action for Adolescent Girls - AłG) project, currently being implemented in the three districts of South Punjab: Muzaffargarh, Bahawalpur and Rahim Yar Khan, aims to tackle gender inequality for disadvantaged out of school adolescent girls (aged 9-19). This programme offers opportunities to highly marginalized adolescent girls who either never enrolled or dropped out to complete primary and post-primary education as well as vocational training for decent work and livelihoods. All beneficiaries are also provided with life skills-based education, teaching them basic skills such as confidence building and health/hygiene practices, as well as tech-enabled learning, incorporating the use of tablets to further classroom learning. Learning is imparted to beneficiaries (20,000+) at the empowerment hubs and is also being replicated in 20-30 partner schools per district. |
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DREAMS ONCE LOST
Our Manager Communications, Afnaan Qayyum
wrote about Siyani Sahelian for Dawn. |
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ASER 2018 PROVINCIAL LAUNCHES
Annual Status of Education Report exclusively captures
rural domains of all districts of Pakistan. ASER's team
ensures robustness and reliability of data. |
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RIGHT TO EDUCATION
The Right to Education Campaign urges the government to enforce Article 25-A. Under this Act, free and compulsory Education is every child’s fundamental right which must be provided to all children between the ages 5-16. Policy Dialogues, Teacher Training and Youth Training sessions were conducted in all provinces of Pakistan.
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SAFE INTERNET
In Partnership with Telenor, ITA has launched its second Safe Internet and School Outreach Program! It aims to promote online child protection and safe online behavior by sensitizing and enhancing capacity of staff, teachers, and students. A total of 125,000 children and 5000 teachers will be trained till December 2019. |
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CIES 2019
ITA was represented in CIES 2019- Learning, Equity & Inclusion. Panelists from ITA (as part of PAL Network) include Ms. Baela Raza Jamil, Mr. Afzan Munir, Ms. Sahar Saeed, and Ms. Saba Saeed. We're excited to be playing our part in increasing understanding of Educational issues and policies!
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CHILDREN LITERATURE FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER
In four years CLF has reached over 1.3 million children, teachers and parents, each time providing a platform to a large number of schools and the general public. Each session is sensitive to the principles of inclusion, local languages and participation of ALL children. The success encountered has led to its documentation as a ‘best practice and innovation’ at local and global levels.
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