International Rescue Committee
Consortium lead. Technical lead for cash transfers and for research and learning, and lead for Outcomes 1, 4 and 5.
Government
The Ministry of General Education and Instruction is at the centre of EFASS. Every system EFASS strengthens belongs to government.
Donors
EFASS is funded by UK aid from the UK government and by the Government of Canada.
About our donors
Consortium partners
Five organisations, each leading the area of work where it has the deepest expertise.
BBC Media Action
Technical lead for social and behaviour change communication across every county, including the Our School radio programme in eight languages.
Light for the World
Technical lead for disability inclusion across every county, working with organisations of persons with disabilities, SEM and SSUPD, as accountability partners.
Save the Children
Technical lead for foundational learning: Structured Pedagogy, Teaching at the Right Level and ALP, including learner assessment, placement and progression.
Oxfam
Technical lead for Gender Transformative Education and lead partner for Outcome 3: community dialogue, school clubs and gender-responsive school governance.
National implementing partners
South Sudanese organisations with long-standing relationships with government and communities in their counties.
HelpEducation South Sudan
Kajokeji, Terekeka
National implementing partner, drawing on its relationships with state and county government and community trust.
Hope Agency for Relief and Development
Wau, Jur River
National implementing partner, drawing on its relationships with state and county government and community trust.
Community in Need Aid
Renk, Malakal, Bor
National implementing partner, drawing on its relationships with state and county government and community trust.