The 'Let Us Learn' Project supports children across their education lifecycle. The UNICEF Let Us Learn program provides out-of-school children with alternative learning pathways. It also strengthens formal education systems for enrolled students, paying particular attention to girls and children with special needs. The initiative supports children into young adulthood through early childhood education, school, and vocational training.
UNICEF launched the Let Us Learn Project in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Liberia, Madagascar, and Nepal in 2011.
The Let Us Learn initiative has been involved in Bangladesh to create access to education for out-of-school children (OoSC) in hard-to-reach areas. This Project supports children through Pre-Primary Education (PPE), Ability Based Accelerated Learning (ABAL), and catch-up initiatives for remedial learning of the children.
Core Features
Each user group in the OSCBD platform is equipped with a tailored set of features designed to support their specific roles in the identification, education, and monitoring of out-of-school children. Below is a summary of the key features.
Admin Features
Dashboard & Google Map Integration Provides real-time data on students, teachers, centers, and locations through maps, supporting rapid monitoring and logistical planning.
Result Analysis & Comparison Offers tools to compare academic performance by subject, unit, and cycle, enabling targeted interventions and tracking learning progress.
Data Export & Reporting Allows export of student, teacher, attendance, and assessment data for external reporting, planning, and documentation.
System Configuration & Management Centralizes control over subjects, grading, shifts, calendar, and organizations to maintain academic and operational consistency.
Teacher Features
Student Management & Assessment Lets teachers add, edit, and track student profiles, attendance, and results, ensuring accurate academic monitoring and intervention.
Profile & Training Access Enables teachers to update their profiles and view training schedules/history for skill development and compliance.
Own Attendance & CMC Handling Helps teachers monitor their attendance and manage CMC records to enhance accountability and community involvement.
Class Routine & Academic Tools Supports routine management, shift tracking, and access to syllabi and grade distributions to facilitate structured teaching.
Staff Features
Center Visit Tracking Record and review staff visits to centers for transparency and monitoring of field activities.
Supervised Teachers Overview View list and details of teachers under staff supervision to facilitate mentoring and evaluations.
M&E Observations and Actions Input observations and track action items to maintain education quality and operational standards.
LC & Assessment Overview Summarize learning competency scores and assessment results to evaluate impact and plan improvements.
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The Problem
An end-to-end single source solution
Meena is a cartoon character from South Asia. She is a spirited, nine-year-old girl, who braves all the odds – whether in her efforts to go to school or in fighting the discrimination against children. UNICEF releases new Meena stories that are read and watched by children and adults alike in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan. Meena episodes have been dubbed into local languages and shown on TV in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam as well.
The Problem
An end-to-end single source solution
Meena is a cartoon character from South Asia. She is a spirited, nine-year-old girl, who braves all the odds – whether in her efforts to go to school or in fighting the discrimination against children. UNICEF releases new Meena stories that are read and watched by children and adults alike in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan. Meena episodes have been dubbed into local languages and shown on TV in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam as well.
The Problem
An end-to-end single source solution
Meena is a cartoon character from South Asia. She is a spirited, nine-year-old girl, who braves all the odds – whether in her efforts to go to school or in fighting the discrimination against children. UNICEF releases new Meena stories that are read and watched by children and adults alike in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan. Meena episodes have been dubbed into local languages and shown on TV in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam as well.
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