Ghana Education Outcomes Programme

Improving children’s access to and quality of education, for increased learning outcomes.

  • Location

    Ghana

  • Launch

    Dec 2022

  • Area

    Education & Employment

Collaborators & funding partners

  • Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

  • Education Outcomes Fund

  • Government of Ghana

Delivery Partners

  • Rising Academy

  • School for Life

Team

Collaborators & funding partners

  • Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

  • Education Outcomes Fund

  • Government of Ghana

Delivery Partners

  • Rising Academy

  • School for Life

  • Mila founded and leads Bridges Outcomes Partnerships (BOP). At BOP, we work to radically improve human services and environmental initiatives to improve outcomes for people and value for society. Programmes BOP supports are dedicated to empowering people across the world to improve their lives, in areas ranging from education and wellbeing to housing, child protection, employment and environmental protection. Mila is on boards of Positive Families Partnership, Stronger Families, Forward, North East Lincolnshire Thrive, Ways to Wellness, Education Outcomes Partnerships, along with other family, employment, and refugee support focused programmes.

    Mila is also a Trustee for Clore Social Leadership, organisation dedicated to providing social leaders with world class leadership development.

    Prior to Bridges, Mila’s career spanned public, private, and third sector. Mila helped create and run Education Generation, a crowdsourcing social enterprise focused on enabling young leaders in low-and middle-income countries to participate in some of the world’s most forward-thinking education programmes.

  • Amit, Executive Director at Bridges Outcomes Partnerships, has been working with Bridges for the last 3 years with a focus on our work in low- and middle-income countries. During this time, Amit has supported the creation of Outcomes Partnerships related to:

    • Helping families stay together through family therapy in the UK
    • Improving quality of education provision in West Africa and South Asia
    • Plastics waste recycling in West Africa
    • Access to clean water in Southeast Asia
    • Employment opportunities in Turkey

    Prior to joining Bridges Outcomes Partnerships, Amit worked for Social Finance where he created some of the most innovative social impact bonds in the UK. Amit spent his early career in banking and consulting, after which he ran a consulting organisation and charity focused on innovation in education.

    Amit holds a Bachelor of Science from Nottingham University in the UK.

  • Ali’s role at BOP involves supporting the development of an international portfolio of impact bonds, with a focus on investments in education – including the Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge and the Ghana Education Outcomes Programme.

    Prior to joining Bridges, Ali worked with Ark’s Education Partnership Group to drive process improvements in public and private organisations in West Africa and South-East Asia.

    Earlier in his career, Ali has worked with the World Bank and McKinsey on improving management and financial practices in the public sector. He has also led a tech-based startup, funded by Google, specialising in using technology for increased operational efficiency.

Overview

The Ghana Education Outcomes Programme aims to improve the enrolment levels of out-of-school children and learning outcomes in public schools across both rural and urban Ghana.

BOP has partnered with two organisations – Rising Academy and School for Life – to deliver this exciting programme. As well as learning and enrolment outcomes, the collaboration is also tackling dated systemic challenges in public schools, such as lack of teacher ownership and capacity of voluntary teachers.

The programme targets the enrolment of out-of-school children through the Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP), and improves learning outcomes in public schools through its Mainstream School Improvement Programme (MSIP) – across both rural and urban areas of the country.

 

Outcomes

Over 50,000 students have begun this programme, which is currently in the second year of implementation. As it progresses, we will update this page with outcomes achieved. Stay tuned!

  • 50569

    Starts to the programme

  • $0.8m

    outcomes achieved