Annual Report

2022 Annual Report

This year, we focused on strengthening key partnerships and expanding our global presence to lead us through an everchanging landscape, support localization initiatives, and advance our record of innovation in education.

In this report, we shared our commitment to equity, inclusion, and sustainability, and how that impacts how we design, implement, and evaluate our work around the world — including capacity building, environmental education, disability inclusion, economic strengthening, and more.

2021 Annual Report

This year we celebrated our 70th anniversary. Together we reviewed and reflected on the growth that has taken place in the countries where we work, and how our role in the movement for social justice has evolved over these many years.

In our 2021 Annual Report, we have framed results around the key themes of adaptability, people-centered, and relationships, with examples of our achievements and project results.

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2020 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving people’s lives around the world through education and social and economic development programs. We know that racism has led to disparities in education, health, and life outcomes, and have long focused on social justice in the communities we serve. This year’s annual report highlights World Education’s impact in Cambodia, Egypt, Ghana, Laos, Uganda, and the United States. It also features new projects and the impact of COVID on our work.

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2019 Annual Report

World Education incorporates equity and inclusion in all the work that we do. Our work spans education, community development, integrated literacy, microcredit and small enterprise development, workforce development, foundational digital skills, HIV education, and monitoring and evaluation. Whether we’re working with people who have disabilities in Myanmar and Laos, ensuring that girls receive a high-quality education in Ghana, or providing adult learners in the U.S. the digital skills needed for full participation in the job market, we aim to improve the lives of society’s most marginalized members.

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2018 Annual Report

World Education is well-known for our work around the globe in education; community development; microcredit and small enterprise development; and HIV and AIDS education. This year we want to highlight how technology is uplifting marginalized communities.

From apps that teach children in Cambodia to read Khmer to mobile lessons that help adult immigrants learn English in the United States, technology amplifies the impact of our work all over the world. We collaborate with partners and learners on digital strategies that empower under-educated youth and adults with the literacy skills they need to succeed in the world’s new digital economy.

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2017 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs.

This year’s annual report highlights World Education’s continued progress in building girls’ and women’s agency through literacy and livelihoods trainings; using technology to improve the quality of education at every level through curricula development, teacher support, and local partnerships; and developing interventions to help vulnerable youth and adults continue their education and live healthier lives.

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2016 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs. The projects featured in this report demonstrate the wide range of World Education’s work to reduce poverty through education.

In 2016, World Education launched 38 new projects, from implementing girls’ education initiatives through Michelle Obama’s Let Girls Learn in Tanzania to establishing workplace education for adult learners in Massachusetts.

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2015 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs.

In 2015, World Education launched 54 new projects, including access to education technology in China, early grade reading in Mozambique, and adult education in the United States.

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2014 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs.

This year’s annual report, Ready for School, highlights just a few of World Education’s efforts to help students become effective learners. The report features four projects from our work across Africa, Asia, and the United States.

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2013 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs.

This year’s annual report, Using Technology to Improve Lives, highlights three distinct mobile technology projects in Africa, Asia, and the United States.

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2012 Annual Report

World Education is dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through education and social and economic development programs.

This year’s annual report highlights new projects and activities, as well as some of the recognition World Education received during the year.

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60th Anniversary Report

World Education has been helping people raise their standard of living through education for more than 60 years. This special publication commemorates some of the people, projects, and developments that have contributed to the unique entity that World Education is today. But we would not be here today without our donors. We thank you for all that your generosity has helped us do, and hope you stay with us for our next 60 years!