Education Cannot Wait’s Climate Appeal

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Right Here, Right Now: An Emergency Appeal to Support Education for Children and Adolescents Affected by Climate Hazards

Education Cannot Wait data reveals that, since 2020, 62 million children and adolescents affected by climate shocks are in desperate need of education support. ECW’s emergency appeal calls on donors to urgently mobilize US$150 Million in new, additional funding to scale up ECW’s response to climate change – and reach an additional two million girls and boys most impacted by the climate crisis with holistic, quality education.

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Infographic ECW Climate Appeal

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ECW's Investments To-Date Addressing Climate Change

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ECW's Climate Crisis Investments

ECW investments are deployed and already making a difference on the frontlines of climate change-induced disasters, displacement and emergencies.  Ensuring inclusive, equitable and quality education for the world’s most marginalized girls and boys is an essential component in ECW’s global efforts to address the climate crisis, call for climate action and reach the targets outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals.

Featured Publications

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Cover of ECW's Background Study for the ECW Climate Appeal

Futures at Risk: Climate-Induced Shocks and Their Toll on Education for Crisis-Affected Children

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Cover of ECWs Climate Appeal

Right Here, Right Now: An Emergency Appeal to Support Education for Children and Adolescents Affected by Climate Hazards

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