Internet in Africa and School Meals for All.
Building a better future for African children and communities. INACAT works to close the digital divide, widen access to education, improve what children eat at school, and support the long-term development of the communities we work with.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Algiers
Connect
Access to the internet and to digital tools: connection points, equipment, online learning resources.
Educate
Education and training: supplies, school libraries, adult literacy, support for teachers.
Feed
School canteens: at least one meal on every school day, better nutrition, better attendance.
Transform
Sustainable development: empowering young people and women, employment pathways, communities.
“A child who is connected, educated and fed is a child who can build their own future.”
The digital divide is not inevitable. Nor is hunger at school.
In many schools across sub-Saharan Africa, a pupil gets through the day without a meal and finishes their schooling without ever having used a computer. The two gaps feed on each other: you do not learn on an empty stomach, and you do not enter today's economy without digital skills.
INACAT works on both fronts at once, in the same school, with the same community. A connection point and a computer room on one side; a canteen and a reliable supply chain on the other. That combination — a rare one — is what makes our approach distinctive.
Our method is simple and demanding: start from the needs the schools and communities themselves express, document every project, publish the budgets and the results, and announce nothing we cannot substantiate.
Who we are →Connecting schools
Installing internet connection points, IT equipment, computers and tablets, access to digital learning resources, and support for young people.
Feeding pupils
Setting up school canteens, providing meals, improving nutrition, supporting under-resourced schools, and raising awareness about food.
Being accountable
Statutes, internal rules, organisation chart, annual and financial reports: institutional transparency is a condition, not an option.
Indicators, not promises.
The figures below are the targets for INACAT's launch phase. They will be replaced, one by one, with real, dated and verifiable data as projects are delivered and audited.
A note on transparency. These values are presentation targets for the launch phase. No figure will be published as a result until INACAT can substantiate it with verifiable records.
We start where we are expected.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is our first documented country of operation. Other countries will only appear on this map once a project is genuinely under way there.
🇨🇩 Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa
The 54 African states. Only the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a country of operation; the others are shown for geographical reference.
Only countries where INACAT genuinely runs a project or an intervention are shown as countries of operation.
Your donation can change a life.
Every contribution can help a child learn, eat, get online and build a future. You can also join us by giving time, skills or equipment.