About Partnerships for Tech in Education (P4T-Ed)
The Partnerships for Tech in Education (P4T-Ed) initiative by Innovations for Poverty Action and the Jacobs Foundation, aims to unlock the potential of technology to enhance learning outcomes globally, by fostering a long-term, evidence-based approach in EdTech.
In order to achieve these goals and building on the lessons from IPA’s review of the EdTech evidence landscape, P4T-Ed will pursue the following activities:
1. Strengthening Research and Testing (R&T): Enhancing the capability of approximately 20 EdTech implementing organizations to conduct and utilize R&T for program refinement.
| P4T-Ed Round 4 Call for Applications |
We have launched our fourth call for applications for R&T partnerships to support organizations who are using digital solutions to improve learning and education outcomes. While the deadline for submissions is February 27, 2026, at 11:59 pm Eastern Time, applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. We encourage organizations to apply early to maximize their chances of being considered. Please see our Call for Applications page for more details, including eligibility and selection criteria and application instructions, and reach out to p4t@poverty-action.org with any questions. |
2. Conducting Impact Evaluations: Undertaking three impact evaluations on promising, policy-relevant interventions in Ghana, Colombia and/or Côte d'Ivoire to provide policymakers and funders with credible evidence and insights on how to enable better evidence generation and use. For more information on the impact evaluations, their selection process, and their timeline, please reach out to us at p4t@poverty-action.org.
3. Synthesizing sector-wide Learnings: Aggregating and disseminating findings to promote a broader understanding and application of effective EdTech practices.
The combination of advisory partnerships and impact evaluations will provide a rich set of learnings that cut across every stage of EdTech providers’ evidence journeys. To learn more, see our P4T-Ed Learning Agenda.
If you are a funder interested in leveraging on P4T-Ed or have questions about the initiative, please reach out to us at p4t@poverty-action.org.











