People’s Action Groups for Education

Young people are the primary beneficiaries of Pakistan's education system, yet they are almost entirely absent from the decisions that shape it. YECN exists to change that. Through the Young Education Changemakers Network, PCE invests in youth leadership, builds advocacy capacity, and opens real spaces for young voices to contribute to policy.

Young people are the primary beneficiaries of Pakistan's education system, yet they are almost entirely absent from the decisions that shape it. YECN exists to change that. Through the Young Education Changemakers Network, PCE invests in youth leadership, builds advocacy capacity, and opens real spaces for young voices to contribute to policy.

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What does PAGE do?

People’s Action Groups for Education (PAGE) are district-level, volunteer-led citizen groups that work on local education accountability and advocacy. PAGE chapters bring together teachers, parents, students, community leaders, civil society members, and ideally local government representatives to collaborate on education issues in their union councils.

PAGE chapters are not registered organisations. They are community-driven, purpose-built groups, established by PCE Core Members in their districts and sustained by citizens who believe that education promises must be kept.

PAGE chapters are accountability mechanisms. Members gather and communicate their demands to local authorities and monitor whether commitments by government officials, schools, and local authorities translate into real improvements.

Who participates?

PAGE chapters include:

Teachers and school staff

Parents and community members

Students and young people

Local government representatives

District Education Officers

Local civil society actors

There is no application process. PAGE is community-driven and organically formed through PCE’s work with core members at district-level.