key stakeholders
The key stakeholders involved in participating with MEFE are Out of School Children, who are the main target as it is aimed to educate children everywhere. Corporations, NGOs, and governmental bodies will be responsible for providing the required resources to fulfill the educational needs of children everywhere.
PUBLIC SECTOR
Many NGOs and Welfare organizations are working towards making education possible globally. Such as:
Childhood Education International
is an international development organization focused on developing and amplifying solutions that lead to positive change in pre-primary and primary-age children’s learning and lives.
IMF, World Bank, and ADB
Some of the additional welfare and organizations are expected to join hands with MEFE to complete and achieve their target, like IMF, World Bank, and ADB are expected to provide sufficient funds and support so that this campaign can be executed perfectly.
The African Education Foundation
is dedicated to the improvement of health and education in West Africa. AEF focuses primarily on the construction of schools, health clinics, libraries, and other learning centers and developing and maintaining clean water supplies.
Save the Children
is a global membership organization made up of Save the Children International and 30 national members. We share one name, one strategy and one ambition for children.
Education Development Center
advances lasting solutions to the most pressing educational, health, and workforce challenges across the globe. The work is guided by evidence, empathy, and experience.
PRIVATE SECTOR
Various companies around the world are paying back to society in their own ways, and their mission comes into reality in multiple ways, such as:
Unilever
Unilever helps to deal with climate change and make education accessible for everyone
Amazon
Amazon, making cheaper equipment for studying can be purchased by the organization
Uber Pro rewards program
Through the Uber Pro rewards program, qualifying drivers or eligible family members can receive full tuition coverage for online courses at Arizona State University.
TikTok Creator
TikTok Creator Fund to encourage those who dream of using their voices and creativity to spark inspirational careers. The US fund will start with $200 million to help support ambitious creators seeking opportunities to foster a livelihood through their innovative content. Nestle has promised the organization to form a partnership with us and help the students by any means they can.
Google for Education
Google provides access to various databases, journals, and libraries through which the students can obtain detailed information on every topic. Google for Education gives teachers the freedom to spend more time personalizing the learning experience and less time managing it.
P&G Schools Program
P&G Schools Program brings puberty education to life in your classroom. Designed by teachers, school nurses and physicians, the kits, handouts, and supporting brochures can bolster your puberty and development curriculum with the most relevant content available.
Coca-Cola Foundation
The Coca-Cola Foundation is more than just corporate philanthropy refers to the activities that companies voluntarily initiate that aim to manage their impact on society.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
Partnership with Multinational Companies
Multinationals such as Uber, TikTok, and Amazon are world leaders in pioneering AI technology, employing world-renowned AI scientists in their R&D centers from top universities globally with substantial budgets that cannot be matched by governments, universities, and research institutes in developing countries. While the primary goal of enterprises is to innovate new products and services for the benefit of business success, it can be incentivized to also do good for the people these companies serve and profit from in their respective markets.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) with creative incentives from the government for Joint Venture (JV) agreements with local entities can significantly accelerate the deployment of new innovative educational services delivery and subsequent path for earning while ensuring long-term success and win-win for all parties.
SDGs and PPPs: What’s the connection?
PPPs for Sustainable Development
Entering into such partnerships will significantly benefit their Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG), a firm’s collective conscientiousness for social and environmental factors, score typically compiled from data collected surrounding specific metrics related to intangible assets within the enterprise. It could be considered a form of corporate social credit score.
Some of the globally renowned multinationals currently operating in countries with OOSC include Coca-Cola, Unilever, Nestle, P&G, Uber, TikTok, Toyota, Yum Brands, Microsoft, VEON, Philips, Amazon, Standard Chartered, etc.
PPP with the above and online platform companies (Google, Facebook, Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer, etc.), in conjunction with local companies, NGOs, and government agencies will provide the necessary resources (tablets, Internet connectivity, food supplies, clothing, digital tools, elesson software, etc.) along with manpower (delivery, training, support) required for catering to 300M OOSC dispersed in rural areas throughout each country.
“Businesses cannot succeed in societies that fail.” Paul Polman
“Businesses need to go beyond the interests of their companies to the communities they serve.” Ratan Tata
“We have a social responsibility, a constitutional opportunity and a moral obligation to help others.” Janie Lewis
“Creating a strong business and building a better world are not conflicting goals – they are both essential ingredients for long-term success.” Bill Ford
“The emphasis placed by more and more companies on corporate social responsibility, symbolizes the recognition that prosperity is best achieved in an inclusive society.” Tony Blair