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Programme
23 January 2019
Quality Learning
Every child has a right to access to quality learning
Programme
23 January 2019
Acess to Education
Every child has a right to access to education
Programme
29 November 2017
Education
Every child has a right to learn.
Article
23 May 2022
Learning among children with disabilities
For children like Patricia, the basic rights to learn, to play and to experience school days, have become a reality.
Report
23 May 2022
In pursuit of education for all
A new data analysis on children with disabilities in West and Central Africa
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Article
01 May 2022
Hope for children with disabilities in Ghana
Ebenezer Mensah prays daily that one day his son’s left eye will see well and he can live his dream of becoming a teacher.
Press release
09 November 2021
Statement by UNICEF Niger Representative Stefano Savi following school fire in Maradi
Report
05 October 2021
Analysis of education spending in West and Central Africa
A Policy Brief for Ministers of Education and Finance
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Report
16 July 2021
The race against COVID-19:Outpacing the pandemic for childre
The race against COVID-19:Outpacing the pandemic for children in Senegal
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Article
16 July 2021
Sitting exams is never easy, but exams in 2020 were doubly
Sitting exams is never easy, but exams in 2020 were doubly stressful with COVID-19 during the partial reopening of schools in Senegal
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