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Overview of Scholarships Requirements in Kenya

Provides an Analysis of the requirements of grantors who offer scholarships for Secondary Education in Kenya

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Overview of Scholarships Requirements in Kenya

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  1. Beyond the Debates: Sustaining Philanthropy in the Kenyan Education Sector Overview of Scholarships Requirements in Kenya Presented at the Givers’ Lounge Held on 15/02/2012 By Nicanor Sabula, Chief Executive Officer, EAAG

  2. Objectives of presentation • To Provide an Analysis of the requirements of grantors who offer scholarships for Secondary Education in Kenya • Aim is to Demonstrate that there exist a possibility of many deserving poor students being left out by the requirements set by grantors.

  3. Approach • Presentation will review requirements from the • Corporate Foundations • Community Foundations/Trusts • Family/Individual Foundations/Trusts • Faith based

  4. Corporate Foundations

  5. Corporate Foundations

  6. Corporate Foundations

  7. Family Trusts & Foundations

  8. Community Based Trusts & Foundations/ NGOs

  9. Community Based Trusts & Foundations/ NGOs

  10. Scholarships Awarded in 2011

  11. Observation & Conclusion • There is Increased interest from Corporate Foundations • Corporate Foundations increasingly administering own scholarship programmes • Community Foundations seem to have lowered pass marks. Why? Could it be that they come face to face with poverty in communities they work with? • Family Foundations seem to lay emphasis on high marks perhaps owing to personal beliefs of the founder/s

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