Securing education and safety for more than 4,500 children and youth in 17 rural schools, by recovering deteriorated, poorly lit and unsuitable classrooms in the coffee-producing areas of Kilimanjaro.
Status | Ongoing |
Timeline | April 2026 – December 2027 |
Location | 17 public primary schools in Moshi and Hai, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania |
Beneficiaries | 4,553+ children |
Budget | EUR 40,000 |
Partners | African Plantations Kilimanjaro (APK), EFICO Foundation, Herencia VL, local authorities and rural schools |
Values | Solidarity · Participation · Education · Health |
SDGs | 3 Good Health and Well-being · 4 Quality Education · 17 Partnerships for the Goals |
Many classrooms in the coffee-growing communities of Kilimanjaro are deteriorated, poorly lit and unsuitable for learning. These conditions affect children’s safety, attendance and school performance.
Kilimanjaro Classrooms of Hope rehabilitates 100 classrooms in 17 rural public primary schools, using certified, non-toxic, low-VOC materials. Together with local authorities, schools and communities, the project also sets up maintenance systems so the classrooms stay in good condition for years to come.
Rehabilitation of 100 classrooms with safe, certified materials.
Contributions from APK, local authorities and school communities.
A maintenance plan for each school.
Training for local technicians and school committees.
for 4,553+ children through safe and appropriate learning facilities.
rehabilitated in 17 rural public primary schools.
built with certified, non-toxic, low-VOC materials.
with maintenance systems and local skills in every school.
Agricultural innovation and value.
Agricultural innovation and value.
Partnerships for the goals.
In partnership with local authorities and rural schools.