In July, participatory evaluations of the last semester took place in our two boarding houses in Tentaguazu and Copababana. On the one hand, we met with the community authorities and teachers in Tentaguazu. On the other hand, the scholarship holders and host mothers had the opportunity to express their opinions about the course of the project in both boarding houses. In total, more than 140 people took part in the five events. To protect against contagion, parts of the evaluations were held outdoors.

Participatory evaluations are an important part of all Fundación Pueblo projects. All project participants are given the opportunity to actively shape the project and adapt it to their needs. In this way, we can constantly improve our work.