Civil society organizations (CSOs) play a vital role in shaping educational policies by advocating for equity and inclusion in education. They contribute by conducting research, raising awareness, and mobilizing communities around educational issues. CSOs often collaborate with governments to ensure that policies reflect the needs of marginalized groups, thus pushing for reforms that enhance access and quality. Additionally, they provide valuable feedback on policy implementation, holding authorities accountable. This partnership can lead to more responsive and inclusive educational systems that address societal challenges.