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Programme
03 June 2020
Online Education Platforms and Learning Resources
List of learning platforms and resources available in Latin America and the Caribbean
Press release
23 March 2023
Latin America and the Caribbean reiterate their commitment to strengthening and recovering basic learning
News note
09 February 2023
Haiti: Armed violence against schools increases nine-fold in one year - UNICEF
Children lost an average of one and a half school days per week in January.
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09 November 2022
Mental health care and psychosocial support
Learn about our support tools and strategies in countries.
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09 November 2022
Affordable data and educational content
Helping ensure that children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean can learn.
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09 November 2022
Technological devices in education
More opportunities for quality and inclusive learning.
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09 November 2022
Education in the age of connectivity
Learn about our global GIGA initiative.
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08 November 2022
Digital learning solutions: Learning Passport
Pasaporte de Aprendizaje, hacia la integración de la tecnología en la educación de la región.
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08 October 2022
Alternative education, more opportunities to thrive
Learn more about alternative education programs for adolescents and young adults.
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08 October 2022
Education in emergencies in Latin America and the Caribbean
Learn about our work in education for the most vulnerable children in contexts of humanitarian crisis.
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