International Institute for Rural Reconstruction (IIRR)
- A Advocate
 - F Funder
 - I Implementer
 
Description
IIRR is a research, educational and community development organization focused on empowerment, innovation, and transformation to address rural poverty. IIRR currently operates in eight developing countries: Cambodia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Myanmar, Philippines, South Sudan, Uganda and Zimbabwe. Each year through training, study programs, south-south exchange, technical support, coaching and projects partnership, we influence over 100,000 people to become agents of learning and advocates for change in their communities. IIRR fosters the social advancement of the poor through sustainable development practices by learning from communities and helping them develop long-term solutions and methods for those solutions. Our focuses are Education, Health and the Environment.
Primary Functions
- Capacity building/Technical assistance
 - Funding
 - Program/Project Implementation
 
Secondary Functions
- Awareness Raising/Advocacy
 
Geographic Scope
- Global / regional
 
Areas of work Back to Top
Education topics addressed
Attainment
- Primary completion
 - Primary enrollment
 
Other
- Other
 
Other skills
- Rights/empowerment education
 
Skills
- Literacy
 
Cross-cutting topics addressed
- Economic/livelihoods (including savings/financial inclusion, etc.)
 - Empowerment
 - Food/water security
 - Nutrition
 - Other
 
Funders and partners Back to Top
Current girls’ education funders
Current girls' education partners
Locations and contact information Back to Top
Website
International Institute for Rural Reconstruction (IIRR)
Headquarters location(s)
- Silang, Calabarzon, Philippines
 
Office location(s)
- Cambodia
 - Ethiopia
 - Kenya
 - Myanmar
 - Philippines
 - South Sudan
 - Uganda
 - Zimbabwe
 
Contacts
Locations of current girls’ education work
Map showing countries (listed below) where the organization is involved with girls' education programs
- Cambodia
 - Ethiopia
 - Kenya
 - Myanmar
 - South Sudan
 - Uganda
 - Zimbabwe