
TIME100 Most Influential People
CAMFED CEO, Angeline Murimirwa, named to TIME’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people.
We see girls’ education as the starting point to everything – from tackling poverty and early mortality through to driving economic development – it generates a multiplier effect like no other.
Lucy Lake, CEO of CAMFED
The article looks at the challenges faced by adolescent girls like Catherine, Husna and Vumilia in Tanzania, and the importance of tackling the whole range of barriers girls from poor backgrounds face, including changing the conditions within which they learn.
Through analysis of CAMFED’s quantitative and qualitative program data from Zimbabwe and Tanzania, the REAL Centre has already established how beneficial CAMFED’s holistic support program is. “But we also need to assess why, and how this can be replicated across an education system,” says Professor Rose, whose team’s research informs policy makers and international finance bodies, among others.
Read the feature article: “A girl without education is nothing in the world.“
Join Lucy Lake in Cambridge, UK on Tuesday, 21 February (13:00-14:30) for the REAL Centre Seminar “CAMFED’s experience in positioning data to inform programming“
Sandra Fudorova €68.6
Janice Oliver $27.7
Mariam Khan $21.4
Georgia Scarisbrick £175
Maryann Barkus $14
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Robert Lauck $27.7
Aann Golemac $10.9
Stephanie Boudreau $42.4
David Clifton $158
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William Rutcosky $400
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ANN KINCAID $526
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