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Donations to UNRWA help keep Palestinian students in school
International donors pledged $118 million to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency...
Support growing for the single biggest investment in education in history
Earlier in the week, government ministers, donors and development banks backed the...
Uganda launches Education Response Plan to address “children’s crisis”
This weekend, the government of Uganda, Partners in Development, UN agencies and NGOs...
Over half of all refugee children are missing out on an education
The United Nations has warned that over half of the world’s school aged refugees...
Less than 15% of children seeking asylum on the Greek Islands received an education in 2017
A report by Human Rights Watch reveals that asylum-seeking children in Greece are...
Failure of girls’ education could cost the world $30 trillion per year, says World Bank
Nearly 132 million girls aged 6 to 17 are not educated. The failure to allow girls...
Women’s leadership is critical to the future of Niger
After meeting with the Nigerien president, Mahamadou Issoufu, on Saturday, Amina Mohammed,...
New report finds significant improvements to living conditions in Myanmar
A joint report conducted by the Central Statistical Organization, the UNDP, and the...
We need to ‘step up to the plate’ and increase support for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
UN Secretary- General António Guterres and World Bank Group President Jim Yong...
Historic investment into female education announced
At the G7 Summit last week Canada, the European Union, Germany, Japan, the United...
Gates Foundation launches a $68 million education initiative
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has launched a new global education initiative...
EU commits 10% of aid spend to education in emergencies
The European Union has set new targets to spend 10% of its humanitarian aid to education...
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