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18 May 2023
RFI interviews la DG ECW Yasmine Sherif en visite au Tchad
Radio France Internationale (RFI) interviewe la DG ECW Yasmine Sherif en visite au Tchad ou 60k refugiés du Soudan sont arrivés en qqs jours dont 70% d'enfants.
Education Cannot Wait gibt Soforthilfe in Höhe von 4,1 Millionen US-Dollar für Uganda bekannt
NEW YORK, 18. Mai 2023 /PRNewswire/ Education Cannot Wait (ECW) kündigte heute einen schnellen Zuschuss in Höhe von 4,1 Millionen US-Dollar als Reaktion auf den wachsenden und eskalierenden Zustrom von Flüchtlingen in Uganda an. Der Gesamtbetrag der von ECW in Uganda bereitgestellten Mittel beläuft sich inzwischen auf 76,7 Millionen US-Dollar.
Education Must Be Put Front and Centre on the G7 Agenda
NEW YORK, May 17 2023 - At this year’s G7 Hiroshima Summit in Japan, world leaders will have a chance to “uphold the international order based on the rule of law and extend outreach to the Global South.” Education, as a binding force that unites us all in our global efforts to protect human rights and ensure sustainable development, should be front and centre on the G7 Agenda.
Through the ground-breaking leadership of Japan, the G7 Summit promises to address a number of interconnected global crises – including nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, economic resilience and security, climate and energy, food, health and development. By investing in education in emergencies and protracted crises through multilateral organizations such as Education Cannot Wait – the UN global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises – the G7 has an opportunity to make targeted and responsive investments to these interconnected crises.
Education Must Be Put Front and Centre on the G7 Agenda
At this year’s G7 Hiroshima Summit in Japan, world leaders will have a chance to “uphold the international order based on the rule of law and extend outreach to the Global South.” Education, as a binding force that unites us all in our global efforts to protect human rights and ensure sustainable development, should be front and centre on the G7 Agenda.
Through the ground-breaking leadership of Japan, the G7 Summit promises to address a number of interconnected global crises – including nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, economic resilience and security, climate and energy, food, health and development. By investing in education in emergencies and protracted crises through multilateral organizations such as Education Cannot Wait – the UN global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises – the G7 has an opportunity to make targeted and responsive investments to these interconnected crises.
BBC Afrique Interview With Graham Lang, ECW Deputy Director, Following High-level Mission to Chad
Graham Lang, Deputy Director of Education Cannot Wait (ECW), speaks with Reporter Chérif Ousman Mbardounka from BBC Afrique following a high-level mission by ECW to the border of Chad and Sudan. (17 May 2023)
ECW just announced a $3 million grant for Chad to help provide access to safe and protective learning environments for incoming refugee girls and boys fleeing the conflict in Sudan, and support the host communities. The new grant brings ECW’s total investments to support vulnerable children’s education in Chad to over US$41 million.
ECW Executive Director Yasmine Sherif Statement in advance of the G7 Hiroshima Summit
Education, as a binding force that unites us all in our global efforts to protect human rights and ensure sustainable development, should be front and centre on the G7 Agenda.
Through the ground-breaking leadership of Japan, the G7 Summit promises to address a number of interconnected global crises – including nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, economic resilience and security, climate and energy, food, health and development.
Education Must Be Put Front and Centre on the G7 Agenda
NEW YORK, May 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — At this year’s G7 Hiroshima Summit in Japan, world leaders will have a chance to “uphold the international order based on the rule of law and extend outreach to the Global South.” Education, as a binding force that unites us all in our global efforts to protect human rights and ensure sustainable development, should be front and centre on the G7 Agenda.
Education Must Be Put Front and Centre on the G7 Agenda
NEW YORK, May 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- At this year's G7 Hiroshima Summit in Japan, world leaders will have a chance to "uphold the international order based on the rule of law and extend outreach to the Global South." Education, as a binding force that unites us all in our global efforts to protect human rights and ensure sustainable development, should be front and centre on the G7 Agenda.
PRESS BRIEFING BY THE UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION SERVICE
Rolando Gómez, Chief of the Press and External Relations Section at the United Nations Information Service in Geneva, chaired the hybrid briefing Opens in new window, which was attended by representatives and spokespersons of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, World Health Organization, the World Meteorological Organization, the United Nations Refugee Agency, the International Telecommunication Union, Education Cannot Wait, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
ECW Executive Director Yasmine Sherif talks to Al Jazeera about urgent need to support education for children fleeing Sudan
Fighting between Sudanese army and paramilitary rapid support forces has entered second month. The fighting is forcing tens of thousands of people to leave their homes in search for safety.
Sudan crisis: UN continues to scale up aid, as security allows
The UN and humanitarian partners continue to scale up the aid response for the millions in need across Sudan on Tuesday, as news reports described heavy fighting in the capital Khartoum and neighbouring areas between the national army and rival RSF militia
Au Tchad, des enfants soudanais réfugiés aux «regards vides» et «très effrayés»
Le conflit au Soudan a débuté il y a un mois. Il a bouleversé le quotidien de milliers d'enfants, contraints de partir de chez eux, privés de scolarité, à tel point que des ONG s'inquiètent des conséquences pour leur avenir. C'est le cas d’Éducation sans délai. Un Fonds mondial des Nations unies pour l'éducation qui vient de débloquer une aide de 3 millions de dollars pour accompagner les enfants déplacés au Tchad. Pays qui accueille plus de 60 000 réfugiés soudanais, dont 70% des enfants. Yasmine Sherif, directrice exécutive de l'organisation, vient de rentrer d'une visite de cinq jours à Ndjamena. Entretien.