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CAMFED IMPACT REPORT
APPENDIX IV
Evidence of Investment
Evidence of investment in Africa (2009)
Ghana Malawi Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Total
Multiply educational opportunities for girls and vulnerable boys
Support girls and vulnerable
boys to go to school
Improve the learning
environment of rural schools
Girls receiving scholarship support 4,000 138 3,757 6,899 6,555 21,349
Children benefitting from the Safety Net Fund 5,615 1,323 21,606 64,400 24,976 117,920
Children supported through local philanthropic initiatives 7,172 0 7,128 8,724 23,522 46,546
Total number of children directly supported to go to school 16,787 1,461 32,491 80,023 55,033 185,795
Partner schools 275 57 457 646 1,713 3,148
Schools in which Camfed invested educational resources 104 0 16 93 349 562
School population benefitting from an improved learning environment 57,360 n/a 190,750 193,800 623,800 1,065,710
Enable educated young women to lead change
Support young women’s economic Young women directly supported in tertiary education 57 n/a 10 114 54 235
advancement and leadership
Young women directly supported to enter other post-school training n/a n/a n/a 156 165 321
Business Trainers trained 208 n/a 69 7 75 359
Young women trained in economic life skills 642 n/a 1,677 234 244 2,797
New businesses set up by young women 252 n/a 382 210 224 1,068
Young women receiving loans from Camfed to expand businesses 64 n/a 0 50 20 134
Young women trained in leadership 19 n/a 120 220 70 429
Train young women as health activists Community Health Activists trained 30 n/a 59 220 126 435
to improve community wellbeing
Schools/communities reached by health activists 360 n/a 137 38 780 1,315
Children and young people reached with health information 39,600 n/a 7,535 2,693 90,080 139,908
Raise awareness at community level Community forums 720 200 678 1,889 2,019 5,506
Raise awareness at national level Key national forums in which Camfed participated 29 3 11 67 49 159
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