Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Readathon & Essay Awards
RESTORE Belize, as a part of its EWS Programme, closed off its Education Month activities wi...
RESTORE Belize, as a part of its EWS Programme, closed off its Education Month activities wi...
May 18th is International Teacher’s Day – a day to celebrate those at the heart of the educa...
RESTORE Belize ended 2017 on a strong note after successfully completing a series of Round ...
Anyone who has been to family court can relate to the time, expense, and frustration that ac...
Learn more about RESTORE Belize's programmes which focus on three main areas: Human Development, Economic Development, and Citizen Security. The fundamental framework of this philosophy is that in order to establish a peaceful and productive nation, we must simultaneously address all three areas.
Context: The 2011 Literacy Report found that more than half of the children in primary schools in the Belize District did ...
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Context: The 2013 Global Study on Homicide reports that in 2012 Belize’s homicide rate reached a record-high 44.7 per 100,...
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Context: EWS is based on the premise that all students can learn with the appropriate support and was developed on the rec...
Read MoreAs a local level, urban-centred coordination, resource mobilization and monitoring and evaluation body, RESTORE Belize seeks to forge strategic partnerships with organizations from the three main pillars of society (government, civil society and the private sector) as well as with international development agencies. Because RESTORE Belize is a government-led programme, its major proponents are government ministries, departments and programme units. In addition to these Government Ministries (including their various Departments and Programme Units), the RESTORE Belize Programme seeks to develop strategic partnerships with the National Committee for Families and Children (NCFC), the Crime Control Council (CCC), community agents and international and local funding agencies.
A list of current partners include:
