Although Cameroon’s constitution outlines that the State shall guarantee a child’s right to education, equal and prolonged access to education is often not a reality for women and girls.

Although the education system has been rapidly expanding, education in Côte d’Ivoire continues to face many challenges.

With high levels of poverty, education opportunities and jobs and no skills many turn to risky informal labour.

Empowering migrant and refugee women, helping them integrate into their new communities.

In Guatemala, we work with our partner to provide quality education and training for women and girls living around Guatemala City’s rubbish dump.

Breaking the financial and social barriers facing young women in Honduras in accessing good quality education and vocational training.

Haryana is a state in north-central India, which has some of the worst gender equality indicators in the country and many women remain unable to read.

In Kazakhstan, our partner teaches young women with limited opportunities the skills needed to secure stable employment.

Kenya has free primary education, however, in regions where poverty levels and gender inequality are high, only 19% of girls are enrolled in school.

Nigeria has the highest number of children out of school in the world. The majority of non-attendees are girls.

The country has a very small rate of gender disparity, however, women remain highly vulnerable to domestic abuse, financial instability and migrant work.

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