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Communications and Advocacy Newsletter 02/22 – Education is a necessity for a better and fairer world

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The second Communications and Advocacy Newsletter of 2022 is now available on our website. The thematic focus is quality education, which is currently the topic of a network-wide flagship advocacy initiative resulting from a decision taken at the Advocacy Forum in March 2022. The newsletter showcases facts and figures about the incredible work that eight […]

The second Communications and Advocacy Newsletter of 2022 is now available on our website. The thematic focus is quality education, which is currently the topic of a network-wide flagship advocacy initiative resulting from a decision taken at the Advocacy Forum in March 2022.

The newsletter showcases facts and figures about the incredible work that eight of our members conduct on education projects in 34 different countries around the globe. The focus of projects is also very wide, ranging from primary school education, to TVET and adult literacy, to crisis education and many more.

To find out more about the work of our members to ensure quality education, you can read the full newsletter here.

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