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Tanzania
All the learners RELI works with suffer one form of exclusion or another and this group targets those most vulnerable. It is in this group that they address children with disability, girl issues, and pastoralist education among others. This thematic group brings our work to the ground where we must deal with the critical complex issues that affect those left behind and devise opportunities for enhancing equity and inclusion for all learners without discrimination.
Thematic leads

Thematic group Co-Lead, Equity and Inclusion
- Thematic group Co-Lead, Equity and Inclusion
Edward Majura

Thematic group Co-Lead, Equity and Inclusion
- Thematic group Co-Lead, Equity and Inclusion
Doreen Mayani

Thematic group Co-Lead, Equity and Inclusion thematic Group
Deogratius Francis Makoti
Deogratius is a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer (MEL Officer) and Uraia Wetu Project coordinator at MTWANGONET. In the RELI Tanzania leadership Deo is co-lead in the Equity and Inclusive Education (EIE) thematic group. He is employed by Mtwara Non-Governmental Organization Network (MTWANGONET) based in Mtwara, Tanzania as MEL Officer.
Deo is a medical professional specialized in medical radiation therapy and previously in 2008 he worked as a clinical officer in the government hospital in Mtwara but his passion to work in the education sector has moved him to focus on the development field. He has attended several project management and leadership skills trainings and succeeded to coordinate and implement several projects in civil society sector in Tanzania. Deo was the co-founder and first executive director of Volunteer for youth in health and development (VOYOHEDE) and Mtwara Nongovernmental Organization Network (MTWANGONET) and succeeded to register the network and implemented several advocacy projects with GIZ, AMREF, STARTOIL, WAJIBU Institute, RELI, HakiElimu and Foundation for Civil Society in Tanzania. For over 15 years he has been an activist specialized in Primary and Secondary school advocacy projects, he first attended Public Expenditure Tracking System (PETS) and Social Accountability Monitoring (SAM) trainings in Education sector organized by TACOSEDE in 2009. He then attended short course trainings in Education at Mwl Nyerere and Muhimbili University organized by Tanzania Youth Coalition (TYC) in Dar es Salaam and implemented several projects in Education sector implemented by VOYOHEDE, GIZ and MTWANGONET in Dar-es-salaam and Mtwara regions.
He is currently the MTWANGONET focal person in Equity and Inclusion thematic group in RELI and MEL officer responsible for program or project Monitoring and evaluation. He is also a capacity building officer and Education sector policy analyst of MTWANGONET. These roles are contributing into RELI’s strategies by sharing education policy implementation status, success, and challenges at local level for higher position advocacy especially for Equity and Inclusive Education in Tanzania.
Members
Publications
Parliamentary Legacy in Education Report
Educations in 11th and 12th Parliaments: Assessing Kenya's Parliamentary 10-year...
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A Comparative analysis of policies and legislation
Read MoreStudy on the status of Secondary Education in Kenya
The Regional Education Learning Initiative (RELI) held a Kenya country...
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REPORT: Do Our Children in Kenya Have Life Skills and Values?
By ALiVE team, Values and Life Skills Thematic Group The...
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By Judith Nyakaisiki Evidence shows that children are in school...
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The Grassroots nest for Innovation and Change is a locally-led...
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