Education in Burundi faces real, long-standing barriers: cost, access, and too few chances to gain practical experience. We don’t strive to solve these alone. Our aim is simpler, to walk alongside youth and local partners, giving young people the chance to learn by working on real projects in their own communities, while supporting the education system
Our impact starts with a series of projects, like Project Bike and Project Marketing, where our role is to help youth and our partners get off the ground.
We create space for students to take part in real projects, so they can build practical skills through experience.
Many students who learn with us go on to teach others. We try to make that ripple easier.
We help bring universities, experts, and organizations together, supporting a sustainable ecosystem so students aren't navigating this on their own.
Where we can, we help students take part in exchange programs that broaden their horizons.
Though based in Europe, we visit Burundi regularly to keep in close contact with the youth and partners we work with.
a small change that gives time back. Getting to school can take hours. Affordable transport aims to ease that burden — students have told us it can free up two to four hours a day for study, work, and family.
helping a university be seen. We support efforts to raise the university’s visibility, in the hope that more students consider higher education and more companies see reasons to engage with it.
By helping connect universities, experts, and exchange partners, we hope students can learn by tackling real problems — not just reading about them.
We aim to contribute towards five UN Sustainable Development Goals