In Niger, such literacy classes are taught in the local vernacular. They are offered to women who never attended school.

Lougou Women.

A literacy class in haoussa was held in Lougou in 2007.

Mothers of the Hope Class in Niamey.

There are two literacy groups, one in zarma, the other in haoussa.

Dankassari women.

A good many women wish to acquire literacy skills in haoussa in Goubeye in Dankassari.
A first group did so in 2009-2010 through the decentralised cooperation Cesson Dankassari project. Another group of 33 women joined a literacy class in 2010-2011, within the Cesson Dankassari decentralized cooperation, in the village of Dogontapki.
In 2011-2012, 50 women benefited from a literacy course in Dogontapki.

In the 2012-2014 period, a group of 33 women followed a literacy course in Guizara. Following a high demamand, two groups of 25 women attended a literacy cours in haoussa in the villages of Karki Mallam in the 2014-2016 in Karki Mallam, as well as in the villages of Kamrey in 2015-2017 and of Chanoino the 2016-2018.

In the 2017-2019 period, two literacy centers are operating at Tounzourawa and Toudoun-Makera, as well as in Gofawa, within the creation of a multifunctional platform. From 2019 to 2020, two literacy centers operated at Toudoun-Makera and Bayan Doutchi.
In 2020-2021 two literacy centers were in operation in Bayan Doutchi and Mailo.

Women’s literacy improves their daily self-sufficiency and encourages them to have an income-inducing activity. The group of literate women in Karki-Malam asked for a micro-loan system to be created after their 2-year training (which has been in place since 2018 thanks to funding from Cesson -Sévigné.)

Linked with access to energy in rural areas.

Since 2011, one hundred and fifty literacy centers have been supervised by RAEDD in villages fitted with multifunctional platforms.