A prerequisite for the eradication of poverty in the world is the education of girls and women, so that poverty stops passing on over generations. At present, 59 million children of primary school age worldwide cannot attend school, and an estimated 800 million people aged 15 or over cannot read or write. The majority of these people live in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

Educating girls and women proposes more than just going to school. Apart from knowledge and skills that they gain, it intends to enable them to assert themselves in the labor market and generate income. It improves the ability of decision-making in their own lives to pass on all their awareness to the next generation and their children, to contribute to the progress of their communities and villages.

TwoWings has been supporting sustainable education programs which have been developed locally in the southern hemisphere for over 25 years. The vision is based on the greater importance of educating girls and women, to develop their capacity of contribution to make a positive impact on the well-being of the entire community by applying their learning in practice.

Thanks to many volunteers and competent supporters who contribute to the betterment of the world through their time, skills and financial resources during this period, thousands of people were able to receive education. "Power is not a finite entity which is to be seized and jealously guarded; it constitutes a limitless capacity to transform that resides in the human race as a body."