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Promising approaches to supporting students living in violent communities in El Salvador

FHI 360’s work in Salvadoran secondary schools has made important progress in providing social-emotional and academic supports to students who live in violent communities.
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Labor market assessments pinpoint employment and technical education needs in Latin America and the Caribbean

The Advance program bridges the gap between labor market supply and demand by strengthening two-year post-secondary technical degree programs in Guatemala, Honduras and Jamaica.
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Youth leader becomes a champion for education and world peace

Ian Manzi, a Rwandan youth leader, has inspired other youth to stay in school and work for peace. His participation in the Pan-Africa Youth Leadership Program helped him develop his leadership skills.
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Improving early-grade reading by engaging young children in learning

Across Ethiopia, children are not reaching the educational milestones they need to succeed later in life. A study released in August 2010 revealed that a significant number of Ethiopian children attending school for two or three years — including 30...
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'Power of Persistence' helps transform education systems in developing countries

German scholar Martin Luther once said that "when schools flourish, all flourishes." Yet despite their central position in the development of most societies, schools have not always been empowered to succeed. For almost a decade, finding out why...
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Improved teaching for a better future in Equatorial Guinea

FHI 360 is working with individuals at all levels of the education sector to ensure that Equatorial Guinea's education system — specifically its teacher corps and primary schools — can surge along with it.
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Mapping schools in the world's newest country

For more than 20 years, South Sudan was mired in a war that devastated its 8 million people and crippled its education system. There was no single record of the locations of its schools or the numbers of students and teachers. Without such basic...

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Promising approaches to supporting students living in violent communities in El Salvador

Labor market assessments pinpoint employment and technical education needs in Latin America and the Caribbean

Youth leader becomes a champion for education and world peace

Improving early-grade reading by engaging young children in learning

'Power of Persistence' helps transform education systems in developing countries

Improved teaching for a better future in Equatorial Guinea

Mapping schools in the world's newest country