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Education Politics

For Participants In The Colloquium On The Nexus Between Access To Education, Security And Governance In The Central Sahel And West Africa, Education Must Be A Political Priority (UNOWAS)

Nov 25, 2023 #Education, #Politics

For two days, participants deliberated on practical initiatives to adopt and consolidate to ensure the continuity of alternative methods and mechanisms for emergency education within communities grappling with the multiple challenges of insecurity in the sub-region, West Africa and Sahel. Avenues for advocacy with national, regional and international stakeholders have been evaluated in order to meet the demands of emergency education.

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