PAGE news and highlights.
PAGE in collaboration with IDRF has established 42 TCLs in Sindh and Balochistan to cover the learning losses of 1260 flood-affected children. As part
On this International Day of Girl Child, we are thrilled to share yet another extraordinary news that reflects the incredible work and dedication of our collective efforts. The Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE) has been awarded the prestigious UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education for our flagship program, Star Schools.
PAGE has been honoured by the Library of Congress as the winner of the 2023 Literacy Awards Program Successful Practice Honoree. The winners will be formally announced on September 08th, 2023 on International Literacy Day by the honourable Library of Congress.
Ms. Fajer Rabia Pasha, the Executive Director of Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education, and Mr. Abdul Rauf Baloch, Secretary of Education signs an MoU to promote girls' literacy in Balochistan through collaborative efforts. On this occasion, Mr. Sami Ullah, Additional Secretary of SED, Mr. Haider Khan from SED, and Ms. Shaista, Program Manager-PAGE, were also present.
Zong 4G, Pakistan’s leading telecommunications provider, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with PAGE (Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education), an esteemed organization dedicated to creating an enabling environment for gender equity in education, employment, rights, and leadership.
The MOU was signed in the presence of Mr. Imran Khan, Secretary, Social Welfare Department, Govt. of Balochistan, Mr. Sharif Haider Additional Director Literacy and Non-Formal Education Balochistan, and Mr. Qaiser Jamali Provincial Coordinator JiCA.
Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE) and YOTTABYTE announced today that they have signed a partnership agreement to support girls' education and digital skills in Pakistan. The agreement was signed at YOTTABYTE's office in Islamabad on the occasion of International Women's Day.
Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE) and YOTTABYTE announced today that they have signed a partnership agreement to support girls' education and digital skills in Pakistan. The agreement was signed at YOTTABYTE's office in Islamabad on the occasion of International Women's Day.
According to the findings, approximately 52,000 children between the ages of five and sixteen are out of school in the Islamabad Capital Territory. To address this issue, the National Education Foundation, Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education, and Solidar Pakistan have come together to provide quality education to out-of-school children (OOSC). The first step in this collaborative effort was the establishment of two schools in I-9/4 and I-10/4 of ICT to enroll OOSC.
We are pleased to announce that IDRF and PAGE have signed an agreement, under which both parties have agreed to work together on the provision of "Temporary Learning Centers for Children in Flood Affected Regions of Sindh and Baluchistan."
