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Empowering Connections, Transforming the World

Global Context

  • Health & Well-being: Many students in developing countries suffer from preventable health issues such as malnutrition, dental problems, and mental health challenges. Access to primary healthcare is often limited, which affects students’ ability to perform well academically and socially.
  • Education: Despite global efforts to improve education, many students in this age group lack access to quality education that incorporates modern innovations and technology. This gap hinders their ability to compete in the future workforce and limits opportunities for upward social mobility.
  • Gender Equality: Gender disparities persist, particularly in regions where cultural norms and poverty hinder girls’ education and empowerment. These inequalities have long-term impacts on both individual and societal development.
  • Water & Sanitation: Poor access to clean water and sanitation in schools continues to be a significant issue, contributing to waterborne diseases, absenteeism, and a decline in overall school performance.
  • Climate Action: Students are increasingly vulnerable to the effects of climate change, especially in regions prone to natural disasters. Without adequate knowledge and preparation, these students and their communities are at greater risk.

Country Specific Context

Bangladesh: 

Bangladesh faces challenges related to climate change, frequent natural disasters, and high rates of poverty, which impact education and health services. The country has made significant strides in education and health, but disparities still exist, particularly in rural and underserved areas.

Cameroon: 

In Cameroon, access to quality education is uneven, with rural and conflict-affected regions facing significant challenges. Health services are also under strain, and gender inequality remains a pressing issue.

Kenya:

Kenya has a strong education system, but disparities in access and quality persist, especially in rural and marginalised communities. Health challenges, including malnutrition and mental health issues, are prevalent, and gender inequality remains a significant concern.

Uganda: 

Uganda has made progress in education and health, but many students still lack access to comprehensive services. Gender disparities and the impacts of climate change, particularly in rural areas, further complicate efforts to provide quality education and health services.

Rwanda

Rwanda has made significant progress in post-conflict recovery, particularly in gender equality, healthcare, and environmental sustainability. Challenges remain in rural youth unemployment, access to quality education, and comprehensive health services. Despite advancements, rural areas need more focus on improving education quality, mental health services, and sustainable water and sanitation facilities.

Nigeria

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, faces challenges in education, healthcare, and gender equality due to widespread poverty, political instability, and infrastructural deficits. The country struggles with regional disparities, especially in the northern regions, where access to education and healthcare is limited. Climate change impacts agriculture, while efforts to improve clean water and sanitation remain critical.

Pakistan

Pakistan grapples with issues like political instability, economic disparity, and climate vulnerability. Education quality and gender equality face significant hurdles, especially in rural and conflict-affected areas. Access to healthcare and clean water is inconsistent, and climate change poses threats to agriculture and water resources, necessitating urgent action and policy reform.