As humanitarian crises and global challenges intensify, Action Education, active in 14 countries across Africa, Asia and Europe, is warning of the danger posed by massive cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) by many donor countries, including France. A decision that risks exacerbating poverty.
International solidarity: Action Education is delighted that the Presidential Council for International Partnerships has reaffirmed education as a strategic priority of France's international cooperation policy. However, we regret that basic education is not specifically mentioned, nor is there any reference to children.
It is more necessary than ever to strengthen international solidarity. Yet the exact opposite is happening, with donor countries turning in on themselves, and unprecedented cuts in official development assistance budgets. With catastrophic consequences for the lives of millions of people.
The project aims to improve the completion rate at secondary level, particularly in secondary schools in three educational regions: Maritime, Grand Lomé and Savanes.
This project aims to support the training and socio-economic integration of young girls and women in three communes in the Zinder region.
This project aims to improve access to quality primary education for out-of-school children in the Mopti and San regions. It targets vulnerable children and those living in remote areas.
