The American University of Beirut faced challenges in connecting schools across different Arab countries with UNICEF to promote collaboration and facilitate project sharing. To address this, we developed the Tamaam Project under the sponsorship of the Arab Thought Foundation. The project aims to connect schools in countries such as Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, and others with UNICEF to promote collaboration among students, teachers, and funders.

 

The Tamaam Project is a comprehensive platform that offers various features and functions to facilitate communication and collaboration among schools and UNICEF. The platform provides schools with access to a wide range of resources, including educational materials, training programs, and project ideas. It also enables schools to share their projects and experiences with other schools and UNICEF.

 

The Tamaam Project has enabled schools to manage their projects more efficiently. The platform stores and organizes project data, including project goals, timelines, and budgets. This has allowed schools to track the progress of their projects and make informed decisions. The platform also includes reporting and analytics features, which have helped schools to evaluate the impact of their projects and make improvements.

 

The Tamaam Project provides insights into school behavior, preferences, and needs. This information allows UNICEF to tailor their support services accordingly, increasing school engagement and retention. The platform also includes task management and collaboration tools, which have helped schools to work together seamlessly and share information in real-time. This has improved communication within the organization and ensured that everyone is working towards the same goals.

 

The Tamaam Project has been successful in promoting collaboration among schools and UNICEF. It has enabled schools to share their experiences and learn from each other, leading to improved project outcomes. The platform has also helped UNICEF to identify areas where additional support is needed, allowing them to allocate resources more effectively. Overall, the Tamaam Project has been a valuable tool in promoting education and collaboration in the Arab world.