ETHIOPIAThere are things you can do.

School for All Project

Donating
Support Africa Rikai Project’s activities in
Ethiopia by providing funds for scholarship,
educational materials, classrooms, etc.

FantaleUsing your skills and experiences
Good education for good leaders

Support using your skills and qualifications
for sciences and mathematics teaching,environmental education, information
management, rural development, translation,
publicity, teaching material development, etc.

Start off by learning
Linking between “School for All” in Ethiopia
and schools in Japan, study visits, fundraising, etc.

The Karayu people live in Fantale District of Oromia
Region which is situated in the Great Rift Valley. The
area is approximately 1000m above sea level with a dry
climate and an annual rainfall of 500 mm. The
temperature reaches 40oC during the dry season. The
Karayu people make a living by herding camels and otherlivestock.

Donation can be made to;Africa Rikai Project

Bank of Mitsubishi-Tokyo UFJ
Shinjuku Chuo Branch
Ordinary account ５５０６４１５ Afurika Rikai

Tokyo

Postal transfer ００1１０-０-280103

1-11-8 Yaguchi, Ota-ku, Tokyo
Tel/Fax: 03-3758-5665
info@africa-rikai.netEthiopia
P. O. Box 436, Adama, Ethiopia
Tel: +251 916 580016
GTF (Partner NGO) http://www.gtf.org.et

Africa Rikai Project
http://africa-rikai.net

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Since 2005, Africa Rikai Project has been
supporting in education and the women ofKarayu, a pastoral community in Ethiopia througha partnership with Gudina Tumusa Foundation(GTF), a local NGO. Africa Rikai Project provides
young people in Ethiopia and Japan opportunities
to acquire a global perspective.

Objective of “School for All”

“Fostering future leaders”
Achievements up to now and future activities

Promotion of environmental education
The Nomura Environmental Education Centre wasbuilt as a place for children and community members
to learn about environmental protection and livelihood
improvement. Provision of necessary equipment andsupport for the management of the centre are being
plannedKarayu children and Karayu community cope withdifficulties, find solutions and become self reliant.

Development of classrooms and educational
materials

Cornerstones

Classrooms were built with the support of theJapanese Government and the Nomura Family. Africa
Rikai Project advised GTF on how to obtain thenecessary funds.

- Self reliance- Partnership with the local NGO- Girls’ education- Networking

An essay contest sponsored by Africa Rikai Project
was organized which led to increased for education.
Africa Rikai Project also facilitated the dispatch of amathematics teacher to GTF’s secondary school.

Africa Rikai Project links people to people andsupport to potential.

Promotion of girls’ education
PrivateGTF
OthersAfrica RikaiProject

Construction of 4
secondary classrooms
was sponsored by theJapanese Government

Scholarship has been
provided to five girls.
“We maximize thechances given to us”

Improving the quality of educationRole of Africa Rikai Project

Karayu people

Nomura Environmental
Education andPedagogical Centre“Environmental
education starts fromplanting a tree”

Schools
Educationalsupportnetwork
Individuals

NGO

Five girls between 14 and 20 years old have been
receiving a scholarship through Africa Rikai Project.
Girls' education isessential to
Karayu’s first female student
achieve equitable
graduated college in 2007. Hersociety.

graduation gave Karayu girls andwomen hope and confidence.

Japanese supporters
visited the community.
“We have seen howour support isbenefiting thecommunity”

Partnership with a localNGO.
“Efficient support ispossible through thelocal NGO who isconversant with thelocal situation”