Community revenue sharing has been allocated to the renovation of 36 existing schools and building of 10 new schools across the project zone. This includes the creation of new classrooms, administration blocks, kitchens and staff houses as well as new water tanks and toilet blocks to improve access to water and sanitation. These updates have improved the learning environments, helped retain teachers and provided students with high education standards – together enhancing students’ health, behaviour, engagement, learning and growth. Additionally, 65 schools have been equipped with supplies such as books, laboratory equipment and water harvesting instruments.