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Children learn on tablets in a new classroom in Tamantay, a village in Kassala State, Sudan, on their first day of e-learning through the Can’t Wait to Learn programme.

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70 per cent of 10-year-olds in 'learning poverty'

As a result of the worst shock to education and learning in recorded history, learning poverty has increased by a third in low- and middle-income countries

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UNICEF Representative in Rwanda Julianna Lindsey

Statement

28 June 2022

Statement by Ms. Julianna Lindsey, UNICEF Representative, on the Kigali Declaration on Child Care and Protection Reform

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UNICEF Rwanda Newsletters

Each quarter, we share exciting news and updates from our various programmatic areas of intervention in the field.

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Campaign

#LongLifeForAll

A love letter to those who have made vaccines possible.

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News note

31 March 2022

UNICEF’s New Executive Director Visits Rwanda, Her First in Africa

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Article

Transforming lives through VSLAs

UNICEF along with WFP and FAO are working together to help reduce poverty and strengthen economic resilience amongst the most vulnerable communities

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Release of the Business Case Report on Employer-Supported Childcare

UNICEF in partnership with UK Aid and the National Agriculture Export Board (NAEB) released a report demonstrating a strong business case for investing in employer-supported childcare.

The report highlights key lessons from the tea sector and provides recommendations for scale and sustainability.

The report is meant to encourage the private sector in Rwanda to invest in employer-supported childcare. The report also demonstrates the business and social returns that investing in childcare services at workplaces can generate.