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Theory of Change

How learning becomes leadership, and leadership becomes livelihood.

Kulea Hive’s Theory of Change is a family of three diagrams. One institutional. Two programmatic. Read together, they show how each layer of our work reinforces the next.

The diagrams that follow are the same ones we work from internally. The Institutional Theory of Change describes Kulea Hive as a whole. The two programme diagrams show how that theory takes shape in the field, first through ConnectEd, then through LEAP. Together they form a single line of sight from inputs to impact.

01 · Institutional

Kulea Hive Theory of Change

The whole system view. How our inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and long-term impact connect across the organisation.

Kulea Hive Institutional Theory of Change: an illustrated journey from the foundational learning crisis through inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and long-term impact, with Kulea Hive's flagship programmes shown beneath.

Two programme lenses on the same system.

02 · Programme

ConnectEd Theory of Change

Foundational literacy and numeracy, delivered through schools, tutors, coaches, and caregivers.

ConnectEd Theory of Change: how targeted foundational learning delivered through schools, tutors, Community Learning Coaches, and caregivers becomes lasting learning outcomes and stronger education systems, driven by a weekly cycle of tutoring and reflection.

03 · Programme

LEAP Theory of Change

Municipal education intelligence, powered by p-Hive, in partnership with Freetown City Council.

LEAP Theory of Change: how validated school data becomes timely, coordinated municipal response through the p-Hive platform, delivered with Freetown City Council through a termly cycle of collection, validation, dashboards, and action.

Go deeper

Explore every connection behind the diagrams.

Open the interactive Theory of Change Explorer to trace every pathway, relationship and assumption behind Kulea Hive’s institutional and programme Theory of Change.

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