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On Tuesday 29th November 2022, Send My Friend Campaign Champions Evie and Anneka attended a Parliamentary Roundtable hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Global Education. The Campaign Champions were there to ask the UK Government to pledge £170 million to Education Cannot Wait, and to advocate for the 222 million dreams of their friends whose education have been affected by emergencies and protracted crises.

As the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, it is Education Cannot Wait’s firm conviction that education is essential in achieving, protecting and promoting universal human rights.

As the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, it is Education Cannot Wait’s firm conviction that education is essential in achieving, protecting and promoting universal human rights.

As the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, it is Education Cannot Wait’s firm conviction that education is essential in achieving, protecting and promoting universal human rights.

A joint mission to Ethiopia by Education Cannot Wait and Norway International Development Minister brings attention to one of the world’s largest education crises that has left 3.6 million children out of school.

As the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, it is Education Cannot Wait’s firm conviction that education is essential in achieving, protecting and promoting universal human rights.

Au Soudan, deux millions de dollars ont été débloqués pour aider les enfants à retrouver le chemin de l'école. Subvention d'urgence annoncée par Education cannot wait (ECW), le fonds mondial des Nations unies pour l'éducation. 

Au Soudan, deux millions de dollars ont été débloqués pour aider les enfants à retrouver le chemin de l'école. Subvention d'urgence annoncée par Education cannot wait (ECW), le fonds mondial des Nations unies pour l'éducation.

A joint mission to Ethiopia by Education Cannot Wait (ECW), and Norway’s International Development Minister has drawn attention to one of the world’s largest education crises that have left 3.6 million children out of school.  

More than one in three children are out of school in Sudan: 7 million girls and boys denied their human right to receive a quality education. In response to the crisis – made even worse by severe climate change-related flooding – Education Cannot Wait (ECW) today announced a fast-acting US$2 million, 12-month grant that will provide access to safe learning environments for children and adolescents in the worst-hit flood zones of Sudan.

More than one in three children are out of school in Sudan: 7 million girls and boys denied their human right to receive a quality education. In response to the crisis – made even worse by severe climate change-related flooding – Education Cannot Wait (ECW) today announced a fast-acting US$2 million, 12-month grant that will provide access to safe learning environments for children and adolescents in the worst-hit flood zones of Sudan.

More than one in three children are out of school in sudan : 7 million girls and boys denied their human right to receive a quality education. In response to the crisis – made even worse by severe climate change-related flooding – Education Cannot Wait (ecw ) today announced a fast-acting US$2 million, 12-month grant that will provide access to safe learning environments for children and adolescents in the worst-hit flood zones of Sudan.