HundrED highlights Geneva Global’s Learning for Life and Livelihoods (L³) as one of the 100 most impactful and scalable education innovations worldwide.
Geneva Global’s Learning for Life and Livelihoods (L³) approach has been selected to the HundrED Global Collection 2026, a highly respected and recognized honor in the global education innovation community.
HundrED is a mission-driven organization committed to ensuring that every child flourishes through equitable access to quality education. Each year, HundrED identifies and celebrates 100 of the most innovative, impactful, and scalable education solutions from around the world through its flagship Global Collection. The selection process is highly competitive and involves multiple rounds of rigorous evaluation by education experts and innovators.
Geneva Global’s Learning for Life and Livelihoods (L³) approach is our holistic frameworkfor strengthening education systems and outcomes, spanning all education levels and engaging the entire ecosystem, from classrooms to ministries. It supports teachers in linking every lesson to the local context in which it is taught. By working with communities, civil society, local and national education stakeholders, and international partners, L³ aims to expand access to education while improving its quality and relevance in sustainable, scalable ways. This approach comes to life through our signature program, Speed School, which helps out-of-school children catch up and transition into formal education, where they tend to excel.
“I’m so very proud of this acknowledgement by HundrED,” said Dr. Joshua Muskin, Managing Director of Geneva Global’s education and programs efforts. “First and foremost, it recognizes the superb dedication and brilliance of Geneva Global’s education teams in both Ethiopia and Uganda. I’m also happy for the selection committee’s appreciating the value that L³ brings to global education as a holistic approach aimed at strengthening education quality by looking beyond single strategies to focus broadly on equipping and enabling teachers to perform better.”
Geneva Global’s Speed School program is also featured in the HundrED Hall of Fame, which highlights education innovations that have demonstrated sustained growth, impact, and scalability over time.
