Stage of development: Implementation
Policy sector: Education
Date outcomes contract signed: May 2023
Start date of service provision: Mar 2023
Capital raised (minimum): CLP 330m (USD 412.50k)
Max potential outcome payment: CLP 550m
Service users: 3k+ individuals
The project aims to develop reading and writing skills in students from 1st and 2nd grade in schools with high vulnerability rates in different regions of Chile. The students will be treated by one of 4 service providers with extensive experience. These organizations use methodologies that include training and accompaniment for teachers, delivery of innovative teaching materials, workshops, and student tutoring, among others. It is expected that, within each year, students will show a significant increase in the score obtained in the Dialect test between the pre and post-test.
School students
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