The students are happy with the new books. Source: G3T Foundation
The students are happy with the new books. Source: G3T Foundation
The project is estimated to benefit more than 14,000 people. Source: G3T Foundation
The project is estimated to benefit more than 14,000 people. Source: G3T Foundation
Teachers receive and review donated material. Source: G3T Foundation
Teachers receive and review donated material. Source: G3T Foundation
Gatonde Library interior. Source: G3T Foundation
Gatonde Library interior. Source: G3T Foundation
Samuel Nduwayezu is one of the beneficiary protagonists of this project. Source: G3T Foundation
Samuel Nduwayezu is one of the beneficiary protagonists of this project. Source: G3T Foundation
One of the library shelves with new dictionaries. Source: G3T Foundation
One of the library shelves with new dictionaries. Source: G3T Foundation

Social Issue

Just as the construction of new schools is essential to accommodate the large number of children entering public primary education, textbooks are also an essential tool for the correct training of students.

In Burundi, as in so many other countries, the massive influx of children to school has led to the urgent need to qualify more teachers, leading to a decline in the overall quality of teaching.

Our Response

In an environment like this, a textbook becomes a very valuable asset as it is a guarantee of a good education.

Expected Social Impact

With the more than 300 donated books, in addition to those already existing in the Gatonde library, students from the towns of the Karusi province will be able to face their school stage with greater guarantees of success and will continue to dream of entering university, something that in other times was unthinkable for students from these remote villages.