Education

>> Malawi newsletter

Inside this edition: Concern Worldwide launches a new education programme in Nsanje and more.

>> Education policy

Education is a human right and a key factor to reducing poverty and child labour, and to promoting democracy, peace, tolerance and development. Yet 113 million children of primary school age, the majority of them girls, are not enrolled in school. Millions more are taught by untrained and underpaid teachers in overcrowded, unhealthy and poorly equipped classrooms.

>> Education support programme in Niger

The Niger Education Support Programme was a five-year project initiated by Concern in 2004. It was designed to help address a lack of access to quality education in the Tahoua region. Written by Yvon Laberge.

>> Education in Manica, Mozambique

The Concern Manica Education Project ran from 2004 – 2008. It aimed to improve access, quality and equality of primary education for 31,200 children, especially girls and vulnerable children. This evaluation was carried out in July 2009 and written by Rebecca Heuberger.

Aid cuts in Haiti

Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and one of the most disadvantaged countries in the world.

Impact of aid cuts in southern Sudan

In Sudan, we have been helping to improve education and access to water, as well as helping people grow food and earn a living. Now, due to the aid cuts, we no longer have the resources to continue much of this important work.

A voice for women in Zimbabwe

The articulate and ever-smiling Netsai Sibanda, lives in Gowke, Zimbabwe. Her children go to school and her farm is thriving. Netsai’s hard word, with some support from Concern, has turned her life around.

The hunger quiz

1. How many people around the world are hungry? a. Over 400 million

>> Falling short: the right to free primary education

This report is a human rights-based analysis of the status of free primary education in the slums of Nairobi.

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