UNESCO to Host Global Partnership for Education Conference
The objective of the joint UNESCO-Global Partnership for Education conference is to share knowledge and best practices on Education Management and Information System (EMIS). The conference will explore ways to reinforce international cooperation to support developing countries in establishing or…
India Offers Bharat Darshan Tours to School Students
A group of 40 school children – 20 girls and 20 boys – from Jammu region called on the Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh in Delhi on Friday. The students are on a Bharat Darshan Tour from 19th January 2018…
UNICEF to Celebrate World Children’s Day with #KidsTakeOver
High-profile children, UNICEF Executive Director, and other special guests will speak up for children’s rights at November 20 event. This is supposed to be a day for children all over the world to help save children’s lives, fight for their…
UNICEF Asks to Invest in the Health of Poor Children
Investing in the health and survival of the most deprived children and communities provides more value for money, saving almost twice as many lives for every US$1 million spent as equivalent investments in less deprived groups, according to a new…
India to Host Yoga Olympiad for School Children
India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has taken various initiatives to promote Hindu exercise Yoga among the masses especially the students and teachers in all parts of the country on 3rd International Day of Yoga (21st June, 2017). Yoga…
Poor Countries Join Hands to Achieve Education Goals
The E-9 countries – Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, and Pakistan – are home to over half of the world’s population, two-thirds of the world’s illiterate adults and nearly one-half of the world’s out-of-school children and youth….
UNESCO Releases Report on School Violence and Bullying
Millions of girls and boys suffer school-related violence every year, according to a new report by UNESCO and the Institute of School Violence Prevention at Ewha Womans University (Seoul, Republic of Korea). Thirty-four per cent of students aged 11–13 reported…
IBM Equips Youth with Tech Career Skills in P-TECH Schools
IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced Thursday that P-TECH, an IBM-inspired six-year education model, has already graduated more than 50 students, including a new class of 16 graduates in January. All of these graduates completed the six-year curriculum ahead of schedule, earning…





![Rajab, 42, and his wife have eight children: “These mobile [health] team visits are essential for us. There are clearly less mothers and children dying in our villages,” he says. Baqalak village in Yakawlanag district, Central Highlands, Afghanistan. Photo: UNICEF](https://www.rmnkids.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/poorchd.jpg)





















