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CAMFED IMPACT REPORT<br />
Strategic partnerships<br />
for future growth<br />
<strong>Camfed</strong> is internationally recognized as a leader in<br />
education for girls. It was the first non-governmental<br />
organization chair of the <strong>United</strong> <strong>Nations</strong> <strong>Girls</strong>’ Education<br />
Initiative (UNGEI), and sits on the Gender Council of the<br />
World Economic Forum. <strong>Camfed</strong>’s model has been cited<br />
by external evaluators and assessors as among the best<br />
practices to achieve ‘Education for All’.<br />
With 17 years’ longevity and experience across five<br />
countries, <strong>Camfed</strong> has abundant evidence that its model<br />
has all the key indicators for scalability: focus and clarity of<br />
purpose; strong partnerships at all levels; tested structures<br />
and robust processes; cutting-edge mechanisms for<br />
tracking inputs, outputs and impact; and at the root,<br />
accountability and transparency in governance that<br />
respects each child and young woman it serves.<br />
<strong>Camfed</strong> is poised to build on all these strengths and<br />
has ambitious plans to develop further its provision<br />
of educational quality and access for children, and the<br />
leadership potential of young women across rural Africa.<br />
Partnership is critical to realizing these ambitions. The<br />
goal of poverty eradication and the fulfillment of the<br />
Millennium Development Goals for education and<br />
women’s empowerment requires the concerted effort<br />
of many partnerships, and depends upon the quality<br />
of those partnerships. <strong>Camfed</strong>’s vital supporters in<br />
government, media, international development, social<br />
entrepreneurship, research institutions, the corporate<br />
sector and private philanthropy have made possible the<br />
tangible progress in Africa that is reflected in this <strong>Impact</strong><br />
<strong>Report</strong>.<br />
African Ministries of Education are at the forefront of these<br />
partnerships, complemented by multiple civil society<br />
organizations and coalitions. These powerful relationships<br />
provide a solid foundation from which to build further<br />
partnerships that will accelerate this trajectory of change.<br />
The pursuit of systemic change in Africa goes beyond<br />
any single contributor or conventional approach. <strong>Camfed</strong><br />
wishes to build a much larger, integrated alliance of<br />
90%<br />
<strong>Camfed</strong> applies 90% of its<br />
income to direct charitable<br />
spending.<br />
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