Classrooms without Borders
Sustainable Development Goals
Goal 4 – Quality Education: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
UNESCO – Global Education Monitoring Report: Good practices on the use of technology in education in the Basque Country – Elkartenet
Classrooms without Borders
Sustainable Development Goals
Goal 4 – Quality Education: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
UNESCO – Global Education Monitoring Report: Good practices on the use of technology in education in the Basque Country – Elkartenet
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Circular Economy: Digital Classrooms on the Move
Digital classrooms on their way to Senegal and the DRC
Bilbao Ekintza’s Circular Economy – 154 reused PCs for Seaska & ASF
On June 10th, 2025, we carried out a computer collection operation made possible through collaboration between Bilbao Ekintza, Seaska — the federation of Basque-language schools in the Northern Basque Country — and ourselves at Elkartenet. We collected a total of 154 complete sets — computers, monitors, keyboards and mice — (140 were delivered to Etxepare […]
TxikiLinux-ASF in Lukula (DRC) – Digital education with free software
As part of the Aulas Sin Fronteras,(Classrooms Without Borders) project, Elkartenet collaborates with educational centers in Lukula (Democratic Republic of the Congo), where teachers are already using the TxikiLinux-ASF operating system in computer science sessions with students. Recently, we received video testimonies thanking us for the delivery of computers. Although the computer lab is not […]
CMO Valves collaborates with the Classrooms Without Borders project.
The collaboration of CMO Valves has been essential for the correct packaging and safe shipping of the Gipuzkoa printers provided by Osakidetza. CMO Valves has donated 16 pallets and special boxes that will travel to 6 African countries in June and September along with the rest of the computer equipment prepared for students and teachers.CMO […]
Objectives of the Classrooms without Borders 2023 project:
Errachidia 2024- Material for the improvement of equipment delivered in 2022:
Installation on 400 SSD disks of the TxikiLinux-XiLaBa version (64 bits), 400 laptop batteries (for environmental reasons they have.
Classes Without Borders in Nouakchott, Mauritania:
Equip the computer rooms of two secondary schools in Nouakchott with refurbished computers and equip primary schools with 225 computers.
Classrooms Without Borders in El Aaiun: Equip the computer rooms of two high schools and 6 secondary schools in El Aaiun with refurbished computers and provide primary schools with 225 computers
Classrooms Without Borders 2024 Democratic Republic of the Congo: Equip 8 schools in Kinshasa and Lukula with 427 refurbished Toshiba Satellite l735s, 16 desktop computers and other computer equipment for teachers and students.
Values
In our project, we are guided by values such as equity, sustainability and commitment to quality education.
Mission
Our mission is to improve education in disadvantaged communities through technology and innovation, promoting a fairer and more prosperous future for all.
Vision
The vision of the project is a world with equal access to quality education, promoting values such as equality, diversity and solidarity.
Projects
Errachidia Project (Phase1)
The main beneficiary of this project will be the Amazigh People, and specifically the girls and boys of the Mellab region…
nepal project
Classrooms Without Borders has carried out a donation of computers in Nepal in collaboration with the
SamsaraNepal association…
Nouakchott Project
The Classrooms Without Borders project in Nouakchott has as its
objective of equipping classrooms in the region with reused computer material
Errachidia Project (Phase2)
Installation on 400 SSD disks of the TxikiLinux-XiLaBa version (64 bits), 400 laptop batteries (for environmental reasons they were taken away)
Laayoun Project
Phase I digitization of the Baba Ahmed Ben Mohamed Yahdih High School in El Aaiun, Equipping computer rooms with refurbished computers…
Democratic Republic of Congo
Equip 8 schools in Kinshasa and Lukula with 427 refurbished Toshiba Satellite l735s, 16 desktop computers and other computer equipment for teachers and students.
Collaborations with other projects
Kenia Harriz Herri-Elkartenet-Eskola2.0
Harriz Herri Kolektiboa, a group of volunteers currently building a school in Kenya with the local association @mafanikio_org (Muranga Road, Moi, Nairobi Area, Kenya 254)
Ghana proiektua
Classrooms Without Borders Project collaborates with CCD-UPC CCD-UPC of Catalunya to provide laptops to students in Ghana
Join Classes Without Borders
Classrooms Without Borders is a project that seeks to improve education in disadvantaged communities in Africa through the donation of computer equipment and the digitization of educational centers.
Our goal is to provide access to technology and digital tools to children who otherwise would not have this opportunity.
With your support, we can transform education and improve future opportunities for these communities.
Join us on our mission to bring education to all without borders.
What We Do
Commentaries
Que disent-ils du projet Classrooms Without Borders ?
My name is Jon, I did an internship with the Classrooms Without Borders project, I mean this organization makes a big difference in the lives of students and their communities.
Jon Ezkurdia
We are extremely grateful for the donation of refurbished computers we received through the Aulas Sin Fronteras project. These computers have had a significant impact on the education of our students as they now have access to online resources that were not previously available.
Mustapha Khayi
The Classrooms Without Borders project is an organization that deserves our full support. Their work to provide access to quality education to children around the world is an example of how we can make a difference in the world when we work together.
Jon Zelaia
“This girl, who is very smart, as she once was, is doing her homework there” (in the picture you can see a student working with Libre Office Writer)
Lorena (SamsaraNepal)
