Burkina Faso
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Emergency aid for 483 displaced students in Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso, in the face of an unprecedented crisis, Action Education is providing support to prevent the educational breakdown of pupils forced to move within the country. Following the request of the municipality of Piéla, located in the eastern region of the country, we are setting up an emergency aid fund to ensure the continuity of learning for 483 displaced pupils, including 216 girls.
Education and nutrition, two key elements for human development
For World Health Day 2023, whose theme is "Health for All", it is necessary to underline the urgency of equal access to nutrition and health services for all. This is an opportunity for Action Education to highlight the importance of nutrition for quality education.
The challenges of access to school in Burkina Faso
A documentary on access to school in Burkina Faso not to be missed!
4 new centres for out-of-school girls in Burkina Faso,
As violence continues unabated in Burkina Faso, Action Education is opening four new centres at the request of communities to give out-of-school and out-of-school girls a chance to return to school.
Media libraries for schools in Burkina Faso
Experimentation with the provision of digital media libraries as part of its EECREQ project in Burkina Faso by Action Education.
International Women's Rights Day: innovation and technology for gender equality
The theme of International Women's Rights Day 2023 is "For an inclusive digital world: innovation and technologies for gender equality". This is an opportunity to highlight some of Action Education's projects using digital technology in the field of gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls.
Burkina Faso: Multilingual education for inclusion
In Burkina Faso, many girls who have dropped out of school or are not in school are forced to do domestic chores or work. To address this problem, Action Education, in partnership with the L'Occitane Foundation, has set up the Scolarisation des filles dans la région du centre ouest (SCOLFILLE) project.
Raising awareness among young people about the importance of civil status documents in Togo
The ACTE-Africa project held its second conference on 19 September 2022 on the role and importance of civil status documents. The conference took place in the commune of Adétikopé, 10 kilometres north of Lomé.
webinar on menstrual hygiene in Benin
Menstruation is still a taboo subject in Beninese schools. Thus, the arrival of the first period for a girl very often leads to a drop in school attendance. Action Education has been fighting for several years for adequate education on menstruation in this West African country. A webinar was organised on Tuesday 22 November on this issue.
Action Education launches its year-end campaign for girls' education worldwide
At the end of this year, Action Education is launching a campaign to mobilise everyone to support its mission for girls.
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