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Auf der Frühjahrstagung der Weltbankgruppe und des Internationalen Währungsfonds in dieser Woche in Washington, D.C., gab der hochrangige dänische Politiker Nicolai Wammen bekannt, dass er sich Education Cannot Wait (ECW) als Global Champion anschließen wird. Herr Wammen wird eine unschätzbare Unterstützung bei der Förderung globaler Gespräche über die Mobilisierung der politischen Führung und die Förderung neuer und innovativer Finanzierungsquellen, insbesondere mit dem privaten Sektor, leisten.

En las Reuniones de Primavera del Grupo del Banco Mundial y el Fondo Monetario Internacional celebradas esta semana en Washington, D.C., el político danés Nicolai Wammen anunció que se uniría a Education Cannot Wait (ECW), como Defensor Mundial. Wammen prestará un apoyo inestimable a las conversaciones mundiales sobre la movilización del liderazgo político y la promoción de fuentes de financiación nuevas e innovadoras, en particular con el sector privado.

La iniciativa Education Cannot Wait (ECW), la Oficina del Coordinador Residente de las Naciones Unidas y el Ministerio de Educación lanzan la convocatoria para el Programa Multianual de Resiliencia - MYRP2 con información sobre los requisitos para que las entidades interesadas conozcan la información y manifiesten su interés en postularse.

At this week’s Spring Meetings of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C., Senior Danish politician Nicolai Wammen announced that he would join Education Cannot Wait (ECW), as a Global Champion. Mr. Wammen will provide invaluable support in advancing global conversations on mobilizing political leadership and promoting new and innovative sources of financing particularly with the private sector.

Children in Gaza have consistently expressed that going back to school is one of their top priorities. It provides them with a sense of normalcy, opportunities to play with friends and to continue to develop skills and knowledge for their futures.

Maher*, a father in Gaza says "A few days ago, one of my children told me, 'I want to eat healthy food. I really want to go to school and live my old, normal life. And I want to play.'

Education in emergencies is an essential part of the first phase of a quality child-focused humanitarian response, where safe spaces are established where children can play, receive psychosocial support with referrals to specialised Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Child Protection services. 

Children in Gaza have consistently expressed that going back to school is one of their top priorities. It provides them with a sense of normalcy, opportunities to play with friends and to continue to develop skills and knowledge for their futures.

Maher*, a father in Gaza says "A few days ago, one of my children told me, 'I want to eat healthy food. I really want to go to school and live my old, normal life. And I want to play.'

Education in emergencies is an essential part of the first phase of a quality child-focused humanitarian response, where safe spaces are established where children can play, receive psychosocial support with referrals to specialised Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Child Protection services. 

Children in Gaza have consistently expressed that going back to school is one of their top priorities. It provides them with a sense of normalcy, opportunities to play with friends and to continue to develop skills and knowledge for their futures.

Maher*, a father in Gaza says "A few days ago, one of my children told me, 'I want to eat healthy food. I really want to go to school and live my old, normal life. And I want to play.'

Education in emergencies is an essential part of the first phase of a quality child-focused humanitarian response, where safe spaces are established where children can play, receive psychosocial support with referrals to specialised Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Child Protection services.

Children in Gaza have consistently expressed that going back to school is one of their top priorities. It provides them with a sense of normalcy, opportunities to play with friends and to continue to develop skills and knowledge for their futures.

Maher*, a father in Gaza says "A few days ago, one of my children told me, 'I want to eat healthy food. I really want to go to school and live my old, normal life. And I want to play.'

Education in emergencies is an essential part of the first phase of a quality child-focused humanitarian response, where safe spaces are established where children can play, receive psychosocial support with referrals to specialised Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Child Protection services. 

Children in Gaza have consistently expressed that going back to school is one of their top priorities. It provides them with a sense of normalcy, opportunities to play with friends and to continue to develop skills and knowledge for their futures.

Maher*, a father in Gaza says "A few days ago, one of my children told me, 'I want to eat healthy food. I really want to go to school and live my old, normal life. And I want to play.'

Education in emergencies is an essential part of the first phase of a quality child-focused humanitarian response, where safe spaces are established where children can play, receive psychosocial support with referrals to specialised Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Child Protection services. 

Als globaler Fonds für Bildung in Notsituationen und Langzeitkrisen, der bei den Vereinten Nationen angesiedelt ist, haben Education Cannot Wait ( ECW) und unsere globalen strategischen Partner schnell, flexibel und koordiniert reagiert, um Mädchen und Jungen, die von diesem komplexen Konflikt betroffen sind, die Sicherheit, die Hoffnung und die Chance auf eine hochwertige Bildung zu geben.

Die ECW hat bisher 10 Millionen US-Dollar zur Deckung des Bildungsbedarfs von Flüchtlingen in der Region bereitgestellt, wobei erste Nothilfezuschüsse in der Zentralafrikanischen Republik, Tschad, Ägypten, Äthiopien und Südsudan angekündigt wurden. Unter Sudan haben wir 28 Millionen US-Dollar bereitgestellt, darunter einen im August 2023 angekündigten Zuschuss in Höhe von 5 Millionen US-Dollar, der mehr als 86.000 Mädchen und Jungen den Zugang zu einer integrativen, hochwertigen Bildung ermöglichen wird.

As the global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises hosted within the United Nations, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and our global strategic partners have responded with speed, agility and coordination to provide girls and boys impacted by this complex conflict with the safety, hope and opportunity of a quality education.

ECW has provided US$10 million to date in response to the regional refugee education needs, with First Emergency Response grants announced in the Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia and South Sudan. In Sudan, we have provided US$28 million in funding, including a US$5 million grant announced in August 2023 that will reach over 86,000 girls and boys with access to an inclusive, quality education.

As the global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises hosted within the United Nations, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and our global strategic partners have responded with speed, agility and coordination to provide girls and boys impacted by this complex conflict with the safety, hope and opportunity of a quality education.

ECW has provided US$10 million to date in response to the regional refugee education needs, with First Emergency Response grants announced in the Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia and South Sudan. In Sudan, we have provided US$28 million in funding, including a US$5 million grant announced in August 2023 that will reach over 86,000 girls and boys with access to an inclusive, quality education.