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Ed Partners secures $1.5 million funding from Oikocredit to enhance access to quality education in Kenya

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Ed Partners secures $1.5 million funding from Oikocredit to enhance access to quality education in Kenya

Ed Partners has raised $1.5 million in debt funding from Oikocredit to enhance access to quality education in Kenya.
 

Ed Partners received the funding by partnering with the renowned international social impact investor.

This collaboration has been strategically designed to amplify educational opportunities for marginalized communities in Kenya and empower them through enhanced access to quality education and cutting-edge technology.

Oikocredit, distinguished for its unwavering dedication to fostering positive social and economic transformations, has established its position as a trailblazer in impact investing.

This partnership with Ed Partners is a testament to Oikocredit’s commitment to driving change within the educational sector and, by extension, the lives of individuals living in underserved communities.

Ed Partners’ focus on leveraging technology and forming strategic partnerships underscores its commitment to overcoming the multifaceted challenges faced by students in low-income areas.

The primary objective of Ed Partners is to ensure equitable access to high-quality education, effectively dismantling the barriers that often hinder educational progress.

The substantial $1.5 million investment from Oikocredit will be strategically allocated across several key initiatives, all poised to drive tangible change within the Kenyan education landscape.

A considerable portion of the funding will be dedicated to infusing technology into the learning experience.

With plans to equip schools with computers, tablets, and internet connectivity, Ed Partners envisions a future where students can seamlessly access online educational resources and platforms.

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