Language: WHO WE ARE WHAT WE DO WHERE WE WORK OUR IMPACT RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS DONATE RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS How do stakeholders’ feel about the PlayLab project in Uganda and Tanzania? Understanding the perceptions of different stakeholders (parents, communities, play leaders and programme staff) about the concept of learning through play for children aged 3- 5 Key Findings Play labs have encouraged learning through play throughout the communities. Children and care givers across the community see positive learning and behaviour changes. How impactful has the Girls’ Education Challenges (GEC) project been in Afghanistan and Tanzania? Assessing the impact of project interventions on educational outcomes amongst the participating girls Key Findings The GEC project in both countries improved enrollment, attendance, awareness, completion and competencies among the participating girls. What factors prevent transition into secondary education in Uganda? Assessing the factors affecting the transition to secondary education Key Findings Poverty remains the key factor obstructing transition to secondary schools. What impact has the expansion of small firms and job creation for youth had in Uganda? Understanding the impact of various on-the-job and vocational training programmes on labour market opportunities for young people Key Findings Vocational training and apprenticeship programmes are cost effective methods of successfully reducing unemployment in Uganda. Provision of soft skills increases the employability of workers. What are the effects of balancing unpaid care work and paid work in East Africa? Comparing unpaid care work and paid work to see the successes, challenges, and lessons for women’s economic empowerment Key Findings Addressing unpaid care tasks (childcare centers, gender based services) encourages women to be effectively engaged in paid work. Has the Livelihood Enhancement through Agricultural Development (LEAD) project improved lives of smallholder farmers in Tanzania? Assessing whether the LEAD project actually helped to increase adoption and productivity and also translated into economic benefits for participating smallholder farmers Key Findings The LEAD project has contributed significantly in increasing production, income and savings among the project participants. Was consumption of nutritious food increased through the Innovative and Integrated Approach to Smallholder Family Nutrition project in Liberia? Evaluating the impact of interventions amongst the project participants Key Findings The consumption of orange fleshed sweet potatoes is higher in the intervention areas, which contributes to better nutritional outcomes. CONTACT US Nederland New World Campus Spaarneplein 2 2515 VK The Hague The Netherlands Tel.: +31 (0)6 50 255 110 Bangladesh 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212 Tel.: +88 029881265 Governance Structure Management BRAC Global Board Stichting BI Supervisory Board Join Us Who We Are What We Do Where We Work Our Impact Legal link This site uses cookies to track website metrics anonymously for the purposes of benchmarking. Learn more. Okay, thanks