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Education in emergencies

education in emergencies, floods, flooding, schools, UNICEF, UN CERF
Article
22 December 2022
“We didn’t find any equipment and all books were destroyed."
Education in emergencies remains UNICEF’s priority that ensures children affected can learn
flooding, emergency response, humanitarian response, Sudan, floods, UNICEF response
Appeal
13 September 2022
UNICEF Sudan Floods Response: Flash Update 4
About 139,000 school-age children affected due to hundreds of schools damaged or destroyed.

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Article
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