Success story
School timetable not displayed: problem resolved at Institut Furaha thanks to citizen monitoring
At Institut Furaha (Panzi, Bukavu, Sud-Kivu), the Integrity Club reported on EduCheck: school timetable not displayed. Within 66 days and through « Meeting with the school management », the school fixed the problem; the monitors checked the fix on site.
Institut Furaha welcomes its pupils every day in Panzi (Sud-Kivu). Like other schools followed by EduCheck, it has an Integrity Club: student monitors trained by the Anti-Corruption Research Centre (CERC) to observe their school with a shared questionnaire, report problems on EduCheck and talk with those in charge until they are solved.
The problem
On 14 January 2026, the Integrity Club reported the following problem at Institut Furaha: school timetable not displayed.
Every lesson hour lost is an hour of learning pupils never get back.
The problem was published on the school’s page and sent to the school management.
The dialogue
The monitors opened a dialogue with the school management:
- Meeting with the school management
The result
The fix was recorded on 21 March 2026, 66 days after the report.
During their visit on 11 October 2026, the monitors checked the fix on site: the problem moved to « Verified » on EduCheck.
This success shows what citizen monitoring makes possible: a problem made visible, a dialogue with the right people and a verified solution, for the benefit of pupils.
Your school can change too
Students, parents and teachers trained by CERC monitor their school and talk with those in charge until problems are fixed.
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