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Global Education Crisis: 251 Million Out of School: World Peace Mission International Report

Articles , Entertainment , News , Sports , Technology , / Friday, December 27th, 2024

Global Education Crisis: 251 Million Out of School: World Peace Mission International Report
According to a report of World Peace Mission International Despite decades of progress 251 million children remain out of school worldwide driven by poverty conflict climate disasters and under-investment. UNESCO reports stagnation in efforts to achieve universal education. End of post

According to a report of World Peace Mission International, Despite decades of progress, 251 million children remain out of school worldwide, driven by poverty, conflict, climate disasters, and under-investment. UNESCO reports stagnation in efforts to achieve universal education.


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