A public-private partnership formed by various organizations in the department with experience in education and development promotion. Its goal is to strengthen public rural education in Antioquia at all levels of learning, focusing on coverage, quality, and relevance, thereby contributing to the social and economic development of communities in their territories.

Educational Sites in 2025: 749

Municipalities in 2025: 29

Students in 2025: 31.066

Teachers in 2025: 1698

Operating Partner: Fundación Secretos para contar. 

Other Partners: Gobernación de Antioquia, Comfama, Proantioquia, Fundaciones Sofía Pérez de Soto, Fundación Sura, Fundación Grupo Bancolombia, Fundación Postobón, Fundación Aurelio Llano Posada, Fundación Unibán, Fundación Haceb, Fundación GreenLand, MUV, Mineros, Cooperativa Financiera Cotrafa, Comfenalco Antioquia, Celsia, Comité de Cafeteros de Antioquia, Fundación Luker, Interactuar. Fundación Saldarriaga Concha, Colombia Evidencia Potencial en Educación, Laboratorio de Evidencia, CESDE, IU Colegio Mayor de Antioquia, Universidad CES, IU Pascual Bravo, Unilasallista, Universidad EAFIT, Universidad de Antioquia, Instituto Técnico Unibán, Asus, Corbeta, Familia Soto García, Familia Urdaneta Mejía, Hewlett Packard y Lenovo.

The Alliance for Quality and Equitable Education is an initiative aimed at strengthening the quality of education in Antioquia. By implementing pedagogical models focused on equity and closing learning gaps, it promotes a contextualized, collaborative, and relevant education for local communities. Its central purpose is to improve teaching and learning processes for both students and teachers.

Currently, the Alliance is active in eastern Antioquia with the implementation of the "Let’s All Learn to Read" (ATAL) program. This initiative seeks to reduce learning poverty among basic education students by developing language skills through the phonics method and active teaching methodologies.

Educational Sites in 2025: 17

Municipalities in 2025: 6

Students in 2025: 1.547

Teachers in 2025: 132

Operating Partner: Centro de Ciencia y Tecnología de Antioquia - CTA.

Through this strategy, we provide internet access to 16 rural educational institutions across 12 municipalities in the subregions of Oriente, Suroeste, and Urabá in Antioquia. In some of these schools, we also implement the AlfaTIC program in partnership with the Internet Society Foundation (ISOC).

Educational Sites in 2025: 16

Municipalities in 2025: 12

Students in 2025: 2.273

Teachers in 2025: 100 aproximadamente

Operating Partner: Centro de Ciencia y Tecnología de Antioquia - CTA.

This program aims to strengthen the digital skills and competencies of teachers, students, and community members in rural educational institutions in the eastern subregion of Antioquia. It promotes digital literacy and contributes to closing the digital divide through the use of high-quality internet, digital content, and technological tools. In some municipalities, the program is carried out in partnership with the Internet Society Foundation (ISOC).

Educational Sites in 2025: 11

Municipalities in 2025: 7

Students in 2025: 303

Teachers in 2025: 110

Operating Partner: Centro de Ciencia y Tecnología de Antioquia - CTA.

ToKando Scholarships is a program that provides access to music education for children and youth in situations of social vulnerability, with the goal of strengthening their artistic and social-emotional skills. Through music, we promote values such as discipline, teamwork, and perseverance, generating a positive impact on their lives and their communities.

We also work with teachers, helping them adopt musical initiation strategies that they can incorporate into their pedagogical practice.

Educational Sites in 2025: 22

Municipalities in 2025: 11

Students in 2025: 1.000

Teachers in 2025: 30

Operating Partner: Fundación Incolmotos Yamaha.

This initiative is implemented in Vigía del Fuerte and its rural districts of Buchadó and San Antonio de Padua. It aims to provide children between the ages of 5 and 15 with an education that integrates values-based training, healthy nutrition, and skill development through physical education.

The program is structured into three stages that cover sports, psychosocial development, health, and nutrition. The Initiation stage (ages 5 to 9) encourages exploration of various sports disciplines for both girls and boys. The Training stage (ages 9 to 10) introduces children to pre-sport games or mini-sports. The Specialization stage (ages 10 to 14) allows children to choose a discipline—soccer, athletics, or volleyball—to focus on. Additionally, the program includes a Talent component, in which 20 outstanding youth are selected from each sport to receive more intensive training, serve as role models in their communities, and represent their territory in local, regional, and departmental competitions.

Educational Sites in 2025: 3

Municipalities in 2025: 1

Students in 2025: 376

Aliado operador: Fundación Greenland