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Setting up self-sufficient schools in Tunisia

Sophie Kirby
March 20, 2023

The Wallah We Can project in Tunisia is transforming public schools into social enterprises. The Makthar school is energy self-sufficient and a farm provides students with free meals. It's improving the prospects for both the kids and their parents.

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