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Education
Programme
10 January 2022
Emergencies and CC
Childrens’ learning must continue in emergencies
Programme
10 January 2022
Education and COVID-19 Response
The countries in the East Asia and Pacific region were the first to be impacted by COVID-19 and the ensuing major public health emergency
Programme
07 January 2022
Out-of-School Children, and Schools Support and Effectivenes
Risks and opportunities
Programme
14 December 2017
Adolescent development
The second window of opportunity
Programme
14 December 2017
Children with disabilities
Leave no one behind
Programme
14 December 2017
Education
Every child has the right to go to school and learn
Press release
30 March 2022
With 23 countries yet to fully reopen schools, education risks becoming ‘greatest divider’ as COVID-19 pandemic enters third year – UNICEF
Number of children dropping out of school poised to increase, emerging evidence shows
Statement
30 March 2022
Less than half of countries are implementing learning recovery strategies at scale to help children catch up
Statement by UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education Stefania Giannini; UNICEF Director of Education Robert Jenkins; World Bank Global Director for Education Jaime Saavedra
Press release
25 March 2022
SEAMEO and UNICEF commit to provide better learning outcomes for millions of children across Southeast Asia
Report
10 March 2022
The Impact of COVID-19 on the welfare of households
An overview based on High Frequency Phone Surveys
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