For many reasons, we believe the village of Bokoi-Koiria was a good fit for our 2019-20 school project. It is a large village near one of the largest villages in the area, Dangha. Caravan to Class has successfully built schools in this part of the Timbuktu region.
We inaugurated the school that Caravan to Class built in the village of Nanga in February 2019. Nanga was an interesting and different choice for our 2018-19 school construction project. The actual village itself is small, but it is in an area
Caravan to Class constructed a 3-classroom fully equipped (chairs, desks, chalkboard etc.) school of cement in the village of Koiria (aluminum roof, steel doors and windows) and included the operational support, paying teachers’ salaries and providing basic nutrition and school supplies.
After more than six months of due diligence, Caravan to Class was selected to build a school in the village of Kabara San Fils, near Timbuktu, the first public sector funding that Caravan to Class has received.
Read the interview with CTC founder Barry Hoffner, catch up with progress on literacy programs and Caravan-to-Class press releases.
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