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28 January 2025
The Ministry of Education and UNICEF Launch Fourth Phase of Remedial Classes and Green Schools Initiative
Supported by Education Cannot Wait, this initiative underscores the importance of integrating academic improvement with environmental education, ensuring that students are well-equipped to face both educational and ecological challenges in the future.
World Education Day : 234M children are missing school due to conflicts and climate change
A new report reveals staggering figures on education : 234 million children miss education, mainly because of conflicts and climate change. That is 35 million more than 3 years ago. Half of them are in Africa. Analysis by Yasmine Sherif, Executive Director of 'Education Cannot Wait,' in New York.
Education Cannot Wait & Global Partnership for Education: Two complementary global funds responding to the global education crisis
In the current challenging context, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) work together to ensure no child impacted by a crisis or emergency is left behind. Their collaboration maximizes impact across the humanitarian-development spectrum.
ECW focuses on immediate and multi-year responses in crisis-affected areas, ensuring children in emergencies have access to education when they need it most.
ECW and GPE support quality education for children affected by crisis
In the current challenging context, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) work together to ensure no child impacted by a crisis or emergency is left behind.
ECW focuses on immediate and multi-year responses in crisis-affected areas, ensuring children in emergencies have access to education when they need it most.
School Meals Provide Food for Thought – and Fuel for Development
Poverty and hunger have devastating effects on educational outcomes and social mobility. Some 84 million children are at risk of being out of education by the 2030 deadline, undermining progress toward universal education. Without an education, adolescents are often forced into work and early marriage, dashing their hopes of a better future. And hunger in the classroom is a powerful impediment to concentration and learning.
L'Égypte accueille plus d'un million deux cent mille réfugiés venus du Soudan. Une population qui met à l'épreuve le système éducatif égyptien, de l'école primaire à l'université. Avec le directeur adjoint du Programme de l'ONU pour l'éducation «Education cannot wait»,
First Deputy Education and Science Minister: Rebuilding Ukraine, one classroom at a time
Key funding initiatives include a $28.2 million collaboration with GPE and a $21 million project with Education Cannot Wait, focused on Ukraine’s most affected regions.
First Deputy Education and Science Minister: Rebuilding Ukraine, one classroom at a time.
Key funding initiatives include a $28.2 million collaboration with GPE and a $21 million project with Education Cannot Wait, focused on Ukraine’s most affected regions.
Education Cannot Wait Interviews Adenike Oladosu, ECW Global Climate Champion and BBC 100 Women 2024
Adenike Oladosu is a leading Nigerian ecofeminist, climate justice leader and researcher. She was appointed as an ECW Global Climate Champion on World Environment Day in June 2024. In December of last year, Adenike was honored by #BBC100Women, selected as one of the BBC’s 100 most influential and inspiring women from around the world. She was also a finalist for the Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award.
Education is important because we need to deal with the immediate impacts of the climate crisis Right Here, Right Now. In the most vulnerable countries, education can be used as a tool to prevent forced migration and internal displacement.
UNICEF receives 1.5-mln-USD aid for Sudanese refugee children in Libya
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Wednesday it received 1.5 million U.S. dollars in funding from the Education Cannot Wait (ECW), the UN global fund for education in emergencies, to address the urgent educational and psychosocial needs of Sudanese refugee children in Libya.
"This contribution from the ECW allows us to tackle the critical education gaps for Sudanese refugee children in Libya, ensuring that no child is left behind," said Mohammad Fayyazi, UNICEF representative in Libya, in a statement.
Education Cannot Wait Provides $1.5 Million to Support Education for Sudanese Refugee Children in Libya [EN/AR]
In response to the escalating humanitarian crisis in Sudan, UNICEF Libya has received $1,500,000 in funding from the Education Cannot Wait (ECW), the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies.
“Education is a lifeline for children caught in crises, offering them stability, hope, and the skills they need to rebuild their futures. This contribution from ECW allows us to tackle the critical education gaps for Sudanese refugee children in Libya, ensuring that no child is left behind” said Mohammad Fayyazi, the UNICEF Representative.