Cost per Learner / Year (USD)
Lower cost per learner is better. Where a provider's cost is a real range, the bar runs from zero in a lighter lead-in segment up to the low end, then in solid brand colour across the range. A single figure renders as one solid segment. Hatched bars mean no cost is published yet.
Total Reach (Learners)
Amira Learning: Annual figure not reported
Associates in Research and Education for Development (ARED): Annual figure not reported
VVOB: Annual figure not reported
Reach uses a square-root scale so the largest programmes don't flatten the smaller bars.
Start typing a provider's name above to add it to the comparison (up to 3).
Intervention Type
How many providers report each intervention type. Click a bar to filter the panel on the right to initiatives tagged with it. This box answers “what are providers actually spending on.” The panel on the right answers “so what does it cost, and who does it reach.”
Explore Programs
Every initiative on file, grouped by provider. Expand a provider to see its programmes.
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · 2,103,662 per year (FY26)
5 of 6 initiatives have published cost or reach data · 557,463 per year (2024–25)
1 of 2 initiatives have published cost or reach data · 436,453 per year (2025/26)
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · 266,000 per year (2024–25)
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · 93,247 per year (2025–26)
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · 10,500 per year (2023; West Africa)
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · Annual figure not reported
1 of 4 initiatives have published cost or reach data · Annual figure not reported
1 of 1 initiative have published cost or reach data · Annual figure not reported
2 of 6 initiatives have published cost or reach data · Annual figure not reported
2 of 2 initiatives have published cost or reach data · Annual figure not reported
Cost Efficiency at Scale
Every initiative with both a published cost per learner and a published reach figure plots as one point. Both axes use a square-root scale (matching the Total Reach convention elsewhere on the site) so outliers don't flatten everything else. A dashed ring instead of a solid fill means that cost figure is pending reconfirmation against a corrected reach number.