Andahuaylillas as a UNESCO City of Learning
Dispurse Foundation is proud to be part of the initiative that has led to the distinguished distinction of Andahuaylillas as a Learning City by UNESCO
The year 2024 will mark an important milestone for Dispurse as we work closely with students in the communities of San José de las Madres and Quinuapata.
The tablet rotation strategy will be the mainstay, along with the introduction of the latest version of our FOCUS app. Designed to strengthen digital literacy skills, this innovative version will be developed and thoroughly tested at our Learning Center in Cajamarca.
Dispurse's educational approach stands out for its adaptability to geographic dispersion and the availability of facilitators. Participants will begin their literacy training by identifying their learning, creating a competency map that will guide them towards personalized strategies. Those with varying levels of learning will be able to invest less time in the Literacy Program, adjusting to their individual needs.
At the Dispurse Learning Center in Cajamarca, we are committed to quality and continuous improvement. All of our innovations, from pedagogical strategies to the FOCUS application and educational materials, are meticulously tested. This approach, with special attention to students with absolute illiteracy, reflects our commitment to educational excellence and sustainable progress.
Dispurse Foundation is proud to be part of the initiative that has led to the distinguished distinction of Andahuaylillas as a Learning City by UNESCO
We are excited to announce that Dispurse Foundation is taking a major step forward in its mission to provide education to those who need it most. Thanks to a valuable partnership agreement with Fundación Educación y Cooperación (EDUCO), we are embarking on a new chapter of collaboration that aims to change lives in Bolivia.
138 students completed their literacy process in the Los Baños del Inca district