Our Impact
Our team has been studying the impact of our joint efforts with Charte.ge since 2018. Initially we did in-depth interviews and surveys to determine the types of changes in the lives of our students.
In October 2019, the team also kicked off a longitudinal study to determine the extent of these changes. This impact report outlines the results of the longitudinal study based on quantitative data from around 280 students.
We annually publish activity reports and impact reports to give you a full understanding of how we work:
Our impact
The initial results of our study show improvements in the average grades of our students in all major school subjects a year after they joined the project. The students also demonstrate more confidence in their academic abilities and an improved ability to learn new topics and skills.
Read our full impact report
25%
Feels more confident in their ability to achieve success in school
33%
More students use email for communication
51%
Uses online courses more frequently
85%
Improves their computer skills
43%
Improves their mental well-being
43%
Uses the Internet to learn a foreign language
Achievement stories
Stephen (26 y.o.)
Kenya
Meet Stephen—a determined 26-year-old from Lodwar and the person behind the first online TV station in the Turkana region in Kenya!
Mariam (17 y.o.)
Georgia
Thanks to Mariam, a young environmental activist, three cities in Georgia will now have solar panels!
Nelly (26 y.o.)
Malawi
Meet Nelly, a social worker who helped thousands of children, women and girls!
Severian (19 y.o.)
Georgia
Severian, a first-year student, is a civil engineer working on a Mars rover, and he owes his academic success to the Internet.
Khatia (18 y.o.)
Georgia
Meet Khatia, 18 - an advocate for Georgian tourism and a future law student with big dreams to fight against crime and injustice.
Barbare (20 y.o.)
Georgia
Barbare secured a grant and built her own guesthouse to attract tourists to her beautiful, mountainous village.