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Education 10 March 2016
Inspiring quad-aligned networking and strategic awards that cultivate the innovation ecosystem in human development
Catalyzing the diffusion of innovations in human development
Transforming the focus and quantity of evidence available to key stakeholders on the practice of innovation in human development
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Ecosystem & Education
Human Development • Innovation Week •STI Conference •TedX •Capacity building hubs •Linking through
mapping •Story-telling through
multimedia •COSTECH strategic
planning
Education Specific •Young Scientist Tanzania •Collaboration and
capacity building Hubs •EdTech Meet Up •MoE ICT4E Engagement
with COSTECH
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Grantees Direct Funding Pilots
11 £4,592,946 80%
18 £11,313,420 44%
8 £2,992,022 63%
Portfolio (2016)
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Grantees Direct Funding Pilots
11 £4,592,946 80%
Portfolio (2016)
Priority 1 Priority 2 Gaps
• ECD • Language of learning • Incentives • Finance (schools,
tuition, charter, vouchers)
• Pedagogy • Management
Systems
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Portfolio – Detail
Grantee Partners Idea ECD Primary Secondary Out of School Graduate ICT / Mobile Skills, 'Trep,
Jobs Cross-sector
Collaboration Market
Orientation
Anza Silverleaf, iSchool Affordable private schools X X X X
Camfed Worldreader, KIVA
Technology and mentoring to encourage girl transitions to secondary school
X X X X X
Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC)
Studi Academies, BRCK, Samsung
Technology for delivery of core curriculum X X X X
Dageno Girls Intregrated cirriculum and
human centered design education
X X
Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT) VETA
ICT and entrepreneurship education for vocational students
X X X X
EduMe Tigo Online jobs and skills training platform X X X X X
Fundacion Paraguaya University of Minnesota
Business clubs and revenue generation X X X
Sense East Africa School-readiness and disability
through early engagement X X X
Shule Direct Eneza Education, Tigo SMS quizzing for standard tests X X X
Ubongo Kids EduMe, Tigo Edutainment cartoons for ECD and primary school X X X X
World Vision Technobrain, Intel, Microsoft, Team4Tech
Revenue-generating ICT and entrepreneurship education X X X X X X
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Building an mEducation Portfolio
Funder • Know your approach to
innovation • Go beyond $
Innovator • Know Thy Funder
(Strategy + Character) • Engage for more than $
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A Few Encouragements
Acceptance Strategy Focus Relationships People
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Acceptance – Tech4dev / ICT4E / mEd ecosystem is not fully mature
J o b s / S k i l l s Pr i vat e S e c t o r
£ Te c h n o l o g y
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Funding Coaching
Examples • Low cost private
schools : Anza / Silverleaf
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Clear approaches to innovation defuse anxiety and support innovators
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Sustaining
Transformative
Disruptive
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Innovator Early Adopter Early Majority Late Majority Laggards
Adoption Total
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F&F
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VC Angel
PE Capital Market
Mezz / Bridge
People
Structure (orgs, collaborators, et al)
Policy
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Focus on education, not the technology
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Avoids gadgetfest & siloes
Accepts that tech enables & often isn’t the most innovative aspect of a ICT4E / mEd programme
Allows for iteration and market adjustments
Acknowledges lots of systems work required to build potential for diffusion
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Classic example: Secondary School Core Curriculum
#betweenthelines ICT4E Strategy • Focus: tech adoption / ICT policy • New tech platform or channel
with cost effective delivery core curriculum and supplemental materials to learners
Education Strategy • Focus: improved content • Improved, gender empowering
curriculum • Pedagogy • Teacher training • New tech platform or channel
with cost effective delivery of core curriculum and supplemental materials to learners
Examples • Shule Direct • Studi
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Emerging Trends / Issues – Education ICT / mobile tech in Education
GoT policies and prioritization of ICT Action: Engage with LANES and PS via COSTECH and DFID TZ (Ian)
Education management systems policy versus programmes under implementation
Action: Remain aware through discussions with DFID TZ (Ian) and Equip-T (via FHI 360)
Lesson learning and continuation from other EdTech programmes
Action: Obtain and share lesson learning and built-on opportunities from TZ 21
Jobs / Skills / Entrepreneurship
GoT 5 year industrialization plan Action: Remain aware through discussions with DFID TZ (PoC?), DPG-IT and T-Lab engagement
Initiatives from World Bank, DFID, and MCC on jobs and skills
Action: --
New CIDA T-LED programme Action: --
Hubs: New and regenerating start up hubs Action: --
Education (other) GoT policies on private school tuition fees Action: --
GoT policies on public secondary school funding and balancing quality versus access
Action: --
GoT immigration changes Action: --
Language of learning priorities (publishers, etc.) Action: --
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Then, linking funding + ecosystem & policy pays off
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Donors have a unique brokering vantage point, which can be leveraged from idea to scale
• > 70% winners within 1 degree of separation High-touch outreach through networks and application request
• 5 HDIF winners Two highly engaged (unpaid) consultants
• 2 Round 2 Winners Round 1 Finalists
• Became Round 2 grantee Outreach partner with an idea
• 4 now linked and collaborating • 2 funded by HDIF Over 20 tablet-based solutions
• Over 8 cross-sector collaborations Intentionally assigning technical coaches to clusters
• Adoption and evidence-based policy making (e.g., ICT4E) Amplify grantee voice
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Invest in smart, crazy people with good ideas Requiring specific selection criteria + processes & support mechanisms
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And if the funder doesn’t have the funds or capacity to do this…
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and…
Round 3
Awards / Prizes
Collaborations with other donors
TZ Updates
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HDIF Contacts
Website: www.hdif-tz.org Email: [email protected] Phone: +255.22.270.1542 Fax: +255.22.270.1542
PO Box 76724 Plot 436 Block 11 TCRS Building, 2nd Floor Mwai Kibaki Road / Kiko Avenue Mikocheni Area Dar es Salaam Tanzania, East Africa
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