In Lao PDR, GPE-supported summer camps are helping vulnerable girls build confidence, strengthen skills and stay connected to learning, with remarkable results.
The government, with support from GPE and UNICEF, is grounding education in Indigenous knowledge, context, values and skills with an aim to increase children’s engagement in learning and build identity and resilience.
From a simple garage classroom to hands-on projects that spark imagination, one preschool teacher in Indonesia is helping children discover the joy of learning—and inspiring fellow educators to rethink how young minds grow.
Lesotho, with support from GPE and UNICEF, is strengthening early childhood education, ensuring more children develop the skills and confidence to thrive.
For years, teachers in Kiribati taught technology without technology, relying on textbooks and imagination to explain the digital world. Now, students are getting the chance to use digital tools for the first time—gaining skills that could help turn their dreams into reality.
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Read how Liberia’s Ministry of Education and Ministry of Finance and Development Planning are working together to build more resilient financing pathways for education.
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