Reports

Falling Through the Cracks: Millions Missing Out on Education in Emergencies

Published February 22, 2010

Since 1999, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) has partnered with youth groups in Kosovo, northern Uganda and Sierra Leone in participatory research studies to determine the needs and aspirations of adolescents in situations of violent conflict. Given this information, WRC, in conjunction with the Mellon Foundation, developed the first international survey on education in emergencies. The “Global Survey on Education in Emergencies,” released in February 2004, presents the overall international situation of education in emergency situations, as well as 11 country-specific case studies.

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