On socials this week: Investing in education for Yemen's recovery, including children with disabilities in education, School meals

GPE and ECW's joint statement on the importance of including children with disabilities in education, GPE CEO's video on the urgency to invest in education for Yemen's recovery, how school meals help children learn... see what you may have missed this week on social media.

April 04, 2025 by GPE Secretariat
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Let's catch up!

GPE Chief Technical Officer speaks on disability inclusion

GPE Chief Technical Officer speaks on disability inclusion
GPE and ECW call to galvanize support for children with disabilities in emergencies

GPE and ECW call to galvanize support for children with disabilities in emergencies
GPE Deputy CEO visits Finland

GPE Deputy CEO visits Finland
Yemen's education journey amid a decade of conflict

Yemen's education journey amid a decade of conflict
GPE CEO: "Investing in education is essential for Yemen's recovery"

GPE CEO: "Investing in education is essential for Yemen's recovery"
Nutritious meals support education in Ethiopia

Nutritious meals support education in Ethiopia
Education in crisis situations, Inclusive education, School health and nutrition
Europe and Central Asia; Middle East and North Africa: Yemen, Republic of; Sub-Saharan Africa: Ethiopia; Finland

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