Educate Girls
This project is also known as Educate Girls Development Impact Bond
Aligned SDGs
General overview
Stage of development: Complete
Policy sector: Education
Date outcomes contract signed: May 2015
Start date of service provision: Jun 2015
Anticipated completion date: May 2018
Actual completion date: May 2018
Capital raised (minimum): CHF 267.73k (USD 292.90k)
Max potential outcome payment: USD 422k
Service users: 18k+ individuals
Intervention
Educate Girls utilises an integrated community-based approach to provide education to young girls aged 6-14 in Rajasthan India. Educate Girls strong community ties provides them with a unique position to positively influence and communicate the value of education within rural Indian communities in Rajasthan. Educate Girls understanding of the cultural context and its flexible teaching approach, allows them to create tailored teaching programmes that adapt to the needs of the end user, which ultimately improves the quality of their education.
Target population
Out-of-school girls in Rajasthan. Educate Girls compiled and maintained a census of out-of-school girls in treatment villages, which IDinsight validated each year.
Location
Country
- India
Service delivery locations
- Rajasthan, India
Involved organisations
Commissioners/outcome payers
Service Providers
Investors
Intermediary organisations
Outcome metrics
- Outcome 1: Learning Gains. Aggregate learning gains for all students in grades 3-5 as measured by ASER test scores relative to control group.
- Outcome 2: Enrollment. Student enrolment defined by the of out-of-school girls (between age 7 and 14) enrolled in school by the end of the third year.
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