2026 Program Impact Dashboard

Building stronger schools and communities.

A clear, school-by-school picture of needs, achievements and priority investments across SUED's 16 partner schools.

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16 Schools

15 primary • 1 secondary

2026 program assessment

KES 6.707M

2026 funding requirement

Program snapshot

At a glance

4,770

Trees planted

Across partner schools

80 / 120

Desks achieved

67% of assessed need

1,968 / 2,420

Storybooks achieved

81% of assessed need

480 / 4,150

Textbooks achieved

12% of assessed need

Portfolio progress

Needs vs. achievements

The portfolio view shows where progress is strongest and where investment is most urgent.

Textbooks12%

Storybooks81%

Desks67%

Fruit trees16%

Training remains overdue

All 16 schools are recorded as having last received teacher, BoM and Children's Government training five years ago. The 2026 plan proposes renewed training across the network.

Priority: KES 774,000 is allocated to teacher, BoM and Children's Government training.

Individual school assessment

Achievement across all 16 schools

Each school's percentage is an average coverage score across applicable assessed interventions: textbooks, storybooks, water, fruit trees, desks and library. Where an item is explicitly recorded as covered by Government/another partner or existing, it is shown as Covered rather than counted as SUED delivery.

#1

Langalanga primary school

75%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Storybooks 100%Fruit trees 50%

#2

Kariandusi primary school

50%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 100%

#3

Karunga Primary school

50%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 100%

#4

Ngumo primary school

50%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 100%

#5

Komothai Primary school

42%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 70%Water CoveredFruit trees 0%

#6

Nagum Primary school

38%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 13%Storybooks 100%Library 0%

#7

Kelelwa primary school

36%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 13%Water CoveredFruit trees 0%Desks 100%Library 0%

#8

Murindu primary school

29%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 57%

#9

Gilgil Highway school

25%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 5%Water 0%Fruit trees 20%Desks 100%

#10

Ndogo secondary school

23%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Storybooks 20%Water 0%Fruit trees 50%

#11

Kapsuser Primary school

22%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 33%Water 0%Fruit trees 0%Desks 100%Library 0%

#12

Mbegi Primary school

16%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 80%Water 0%Fruit trees 0%Library 0%

#13

Ngecho primary school

13%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 40%Library 0%

#14

Kigogo primary school

12%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 3%Storybooks 45%Desks 0%Library 0%

#15

Ainapkoi primary school

10%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 33%Water 0%Fruit trees 15%Library 0%

#16

Laboret primary school

8%

Average achievement/need coverage across applicable assessed interventions.

Textbooks 0%Storybooks 33%Water 0%Fruit trees 15%Desks DeficitLibrary 0%

How to read this: The percentage is a school-level coverage indicator, not a financial score. It helps donors quickly compare the current level of need coverage across the 16 schools. “Covered” identifies needs met outside direct SUED delivery; training is excluded from this score because the record says it was last conducted five years ago and is therefore treated as overdue for the current cycle.

Detailed school matrix

Intervention-by-intervention view

School	Overall	Textbooks	Storybooks	Water	Fruit trees	Desks	Library
Ainapkoi primary school	10%	0%	33%	0%	15%	—	0%
Gilgil Highway school	25%	0%	5%	0%	20%	100%	—
Kapsuser Primary school	22%	0%	33%	0%	0%	100%	0%
Kariandusi primary school	50%	0%	100%	—	—	—	—
Karunga Primary school	50%	0%	100%	—	—	—	—
Kelelwa primary school	36%	0%	13%	Covered	0%	100%	0%
Kigogo primary school	12%	3%	45%	—	—	0%	0%
Komothai Primary school	42%	0%	70%	Covered	0%	—	—
Laboret primary school	8%	0%	33%	0%	15%	Deficit	0%
Langalanga primary school	75%	—	100%	—	50%	—	—
Mbegi Primary school	16%	0%	80%	0%	0%	—	0%
Murindu primary school	29%	0%	57%	—	—	—	—
Nagum Primary school	38%	13%	100%	—	—	—	0%
Ndogo secondary school	23%	—	20%	0%	50%	—	—
Ngecho primary school	13%	0%	40%	—	—	—	0%
Ngumo primary school	50%	0%	100%	—	—	—	—

“—” means no quantified need was recorded for that intervention or the assessment notes indicate no space. Percentages are capped at 100% for the coverage calculation.

2026 funding plan

Where the KES 6.707M is planned

EducationKES 5.612M • 84%

International DaysKES 315K • 5%

Monitoring & EvaluationKES 310K • 5%

Child RightsKES 260K • 4%

LivelihoodsKES 210K • 3%

Flagship: Kelelwa LibraryKES 3.5M