The grant will allow ared to increase its capacity to support the harmonized model of bilingual education in senegal (mohebs) by developing bilingual materials and training for additional core primary…

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded a $2,000,000 project grant under the Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas program (CFDA 98.001) to the non-profit organization Ared. The grant will allow Ared to increase its capacity to support the Harmonized Model of Bilingual Education in Senegal (MOHEBS) by developing bilingual materials and training for additional core primary school subjects. The grant will also strengthen Ared's technical, organizational, and strategic capacity to ensure it can continue supporting Senegal and neighboring countries in improving education outcomes. The project will run from January 2025 through January 2028. Ared has received multiple prior sub-awards focused on literacy instruction and educational material development, demonstrating sustained engagement in improving educational quality through technical assistance, training, and strategic capacity building.

The grant will allow ared to increase its capacity to support the harmonized model of bilingual education in senegal (mohebs) by developing bilingual materials and training for additional core primary school subjects. The grant would also strengthen ared's technical, organizational and strategic capacity to ensure that IT can continue to support senegal and neighboring countries to improve education outcomes.