Rehabilitation and Repair of School Furniture

The Rehabilitation and Repair of School Furniture project was implemented in Kabul by ROAD as a self-funded education and infrastructure initiative. The project was designed to improve the condition and usability of existing school furniture and contribute to a more functional and appropriate learning environment for students. Under the project, a total of 30 units of school furniture were rehabilitated and repaired, benefiting approximately 120 students. The intervention focused on restoring damaged or deteriorated furniture to a serviceable condition, extending its useful life, and ensuring that students had access to suitable furniture for their daily classroom activities. Project activities included assessment of the existing furniture, identification of required repairs, rehabilitation of damaged components, necessary maintenance and adjustment works, and restoration of the furniture for continued use within the educational environment. The approach emphasized practical rehabilitation and efficient use of existing resources rather than replacement of repairable items. The project was implemented from 14 October 2021 to 11 November 2021, with a reported project value of 235. As a self-funded initiative, the project demonstrated ROAD's commitment to supporting education through targeted, practical, and cost-effective improvements to school infrastructure and learning facilities. Overall, the project contributed to improving classroom conditions by restoring 30 units of school furniture for the benefit of approximately 120 students in Kabul. Through this intervention, ROAD supported a more functional learning environment while promoting the efficient and sustainable use of existing educational resources.
  • Start Date: 2021-10-13
  • End Date: 2021-11-10
  • Donor: ROAD
  • Implementing Partner : Education / Infrastructure
  • Location: Kabul