After almost eight months of hard work by local villagers and the entire community, the Acronis Foundation’s Schools Initiative officially opened its second school on October 18, 2018.

In November 2017, the construction of a primary school in Ata, a rural village in Myanmar, about 200 km north of the country’s capital Naypyidaw, has been successfully completed.

The Primary School in Cambodia, Southeast Asia, is located in Prei Changha Village, a rural and poverty-stricken area in the north of the country on the border with Thailand, which has a population of 3,255 residents.

Ata – Myanmar, June 20, 2018 – Today Ursula Schnetzler-Broers, who works for our partner NGO Stiftunglife, visited the Acronis School to get updated on the school’s condition and effectiveness.

Children in Loongung’, a village in the north-eastern Simanjiro district which is inhabited by 3000 people, will get a long-desired primary school.

The foundation work for a primary school building in Loongung has started this week. Until now, no school has ever existed in this small village, located in Tanzania’s Simanjiro District, where about 3,000 residents live.

After almost eight months of hard work by local villagers and the entire community, the Acronis Foundation’s Schools Initiative officially opened its second school on October 18, 2018.

In November 2017, the construction of a primary school in Ata, a rural village in Myanmar, about 200 km north of the country’s capital Naypyidaw, has been successfully completed.

The Primary School in Cambodia, Southeast Asia, is located in Prei Changha Village, a rural and poverty-stricken area in the north of the country on the border with Thailand, which has a population of 3,255 residents.

Ata – Myanmar, June 20, 2018 – Today Ursula Schnetzler-Broers, who works for our partner NGO Stiftunglife, visited the Acronis School to get updated on the school’s condition and effectiveness.

Children in Loongung’, a village in the north-eastern Simanjiro district which is inhabited by 3000 people, will get a long-desired primary school.

The foundation work for a primary school building in Loongung has started this week. Until now, no school has ever existed in this small village, located in Tanzania’s Simanjiro District, where about 3,000 residents live.