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Foreword Young Editors’ introduction

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Progress towards Education for All

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What skills are needed?

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Disadvantaged youth

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Introduction Rural poor Urban poor Young women Young people affected by conflict Marginalized minorities

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Pathways to empowerment

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Introduction Access to school Second chance Practical training Digital learning

30-31 Financing education 32-33 Steps to a better future 34-36 Youth in action 37 Youth Conclusion 38-39 Task Force members

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young people in developing countries have not completed primary school

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young people are unemployed. They haven’t got the skills needed for work.

and 58% of these are female.

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1 in 4 young people earn less than $1.25 per day.

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case study: Pre-schooling in Peru has expanded over the past decade. Enrolment is above average for the region. And there is a programme that specifically targets marginal areas. The cost of this is kept low through community involvement, so a large number of children can be reached. Local communities provide the buildings and furniture, and the government trains and pays a member of the community to teach.

GOAL 2:

Achieve universal primary education 8jggZci h^ijVi^dc/ 6aa Xdjcig^Zh bjhi d[[Zg eg^bVgn ZYjXVi^dc i]Vi ^h [gZZ VcY Xdbejahdgn [dg Vaa! ^c VXXdgYVcXZ l^i] i]Z Jc^iZY CVi^dch 8dckZci^dc dc i]Z G^\]ih d[ i]Z 8]^aY# 8jggZcian! ^i VeeZVgh i]Vi i]^h \dVa l^aa cdi WZ VX]^ZkZY Wn '%&*# :Xdcdb^X WVgg^Zgh VgZ egZkZci^c\ X]^aYgZc [gdb ViiZcY^c\ eg^bVgn hX]dda WZXVjhZ i]Zn VgZ cdi VWaZ id V[[dgY i]Z ZmeZchZh hjX] Vh [ZZh! jc^[dgbh! Wdd`h VcY igVchedgiVi^dc! `ZZe^c\ hX]dda dji d[ i]Z gZVX] d[ b^aa^dch#

case study: In order to ensure that young children attend primary school, the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program was launched in the Philippines in 2008 – beneficiary households receive an average monthly cash transfer of US$19 if they have one school-age child. In 2011 the programme was scaled up to reach 2.3 million poor households and further expansion to 4.8 million households by 2014 is planned. Results from a pilot phase showed that primary school completion rates increased from 68% to 73%.

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primary-school ool age children

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lower secondaryschool age adolescents

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GOAL 3: Promote learning and life skills for young people and adults

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case study: In Mexico, a programme developed by a local NGO and the Ministry of Public Education incorporated HIV awareness and life skills. Through role playing activities, students practised assertive communication and negotiations about sexual relations under peer or partner pressure. The students who took this programme displayed positive changes in attitude, selfesteem, decision making, and communication.

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Progress towards Education for All case study:

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China has managed to reduce the number of illiterate adults by 66% since 1994, from 183 million to 62 million. Some countries that have made progress in female literacy are Cambodia, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Malawi, Nepal, Saudi Arabia and Timor-Leste.

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case study: Some countries, such as Burundi, India and Uganda, have achieved gender parity in education. This can be done through adopting a variety of strategies, which include targeting financial support for girls, ensuring gendersensitive teaching measures and materials and providing safe, healthy school environments.

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GOAL 6:

Improve the quality of education

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Tien is six years old and lives in extreme poverty in a sub-urban area of Ho Chi Minh City. What makes his situation worse, however, is the fact that he is HIV-positive and thus denied the right to attend any public school. The local stigma is strong. The community is small. Almost everyone in his neighbourhood knows he’s been suffering from this disease. Tien is still too young to know that he’s growing into a future where education and work opportunities for HIV-positive people are almost impossible to find. Kj I]^ Fjnc] <^Vd! V\ZY ''! K^Zi CVb

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Hadiza was brought from her village to live with a family as their house maid; she attends evening secondary school that fits to her work schedule. She does her chores in the morning, while her employers and their kids are away to work and school, so on their return, she heads to school. The concern is the fatigue and concentration level in school, after such a tedious work, but she feels it is better than no education at all, at least she can read now and is getting to write gradually. She says: ‘Though to be honest afternoon school is not that good because then the environment is not conducive to learn ‌ but for many people like me that cannot wake and get ready for school, unless we finish our house work, it is helping us to at least get a form of education. So I appeal to government to build more schools in our neighbourhood and get us better environment.’ =VY^oV! ^ciZgk^Zl lg^i^c\ Wn Dc^ <WZc\V >hVVX! V\ZY '.! C^\Zg^V

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When I reached school going age, I was taken to a private primary school though it was far away and expensive for my mother (HIV widow) in terms of paying school fees and other scholastic materials. Discrimination by fellow pupils was another challenge faced in that school. In 2008 my mother surprised me that I was given a vacancy in COTFONE Children’s Centre that purely provides free basic formal primary education (Vocational Integrated). In addition to that, I am receiving scholastic materials for my efficient and effective education. Besides that, my family received pigs and seeds to act as income generating activities to cater for other household needs. When I am at school, I receive psycho-social support (counselling and guidance) with other students like me which makes me extremely happy and enjoying my remaining life time as a normal child. Due to extensive vocational knowledge acquired, I am now able to produce my own handcrafts and sell them to available local markets within my community and look forward to stretching to outsider markets. Besides that, I am a peer educator to other vulnerable girls within my HIV Social Network whom I train in the same skills to foster their self-reliance.

‘Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.’ Mahatma Gandhi

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Mr. Chun, the chief of school affairs at ‘Gangdong Night School’, says: ‘Night School has covered where public education couldn’t. Also it has been run by volunteers like me. I think the Night School is the alternative education for those who couldn’t participate in public education. If public schools and night schools were connected, it can make all generations get along within education.’ Young people are still being left out of education and it will last for a long time. A ‘Night School’ has to be maintained for the young people’s second chance. >ciZgk^Zl lg^i^c\ Wn =nZ ldc 8]jc\! V\ZY &,! GZejWa^X d[ @dgZV

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At the age of 7, Emmanuel left his family and went to live a street life. This was due to poverty – they were hopeless in their family to the point that he found the street life more enjoyable than being at home. For a period of 6 years he lived on the street. He could often spend 3 to 4 days without eating, he was beaten most of the time, and turned to drugs. I met him last year when I joined the university where he could hang most of the time near the campus begging for money. He told me: ‘If I ever get a chance to go to the university like you, I will strive to become a mechanist, I will help my little sisters to move out of the misery they are in and I will buy a car!’ At that time he was 16 years old, but he had never been to school before. In other words he had to start with the basic skills that are taught to kids of 3 years old. I started procedures to get him back to school, I went to many schools but none wanted to have him for he was too old, but finally I found what we call in my country The Catch Up Program. This program is incorporated in primary school on local levels to help assist young men and women who did not get the chance to go to school at the early age. Here they study the primary level that normally takes 6 years in only 3 years. Finally I managed to get him back to school! :bbVcjZa! ^ciZgk^Zl lg^i^c\ Wn H]ZbV HiZkZ! V\ZY '&! GlVcYV

Radha Khanal was born in a stereotype, superstitious society. She passed her childhood being her mother’s helping hand and then married away in a tender age of 20. She became an early mom and started raising her own children and fulfilling all the responsibilities coming along with it. Being illiterate, she had lost her confidence and self-esteem. However, her children encouraged her to study and fulfil her dreams. ‘It’s never too late to start learning. I could not study during my childhood but the desire to learn was always burning in my heart, ’explains Radha. ‘Where there is a will, there is a way.’ She joined a second-chance programme and now she studies in Grade 5. She believes that education has brought a drastic change in her life. She has regained her self-confidence and dares to dream her future. She says: ‘Education has been a boon in my life. I can read and write on my own. I’m very thankful to my teachers and friends for all their support and guidance.’ She aims to work as a social worker to teach underprivileged children and women like her in the future. >ciZgk^Zl lg^i^c\ Wn 6c_Vc^ ?dh]^! V\ZY '%! CZeVa

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My brother and I have a company that manufactures renewable energy from value added sawdust and biofuel. We hire new employees from vulnerable communities. For the first week, they undergo entrepreneurship training to acquaint them with the business environment, and then an orientation in the practical side of the production process. Through working with us, our employees learn how to raise money, make money and save money. This is done to enable them to gain the skills so that they will also be able to run their own businesses one day. One of our employees, Collins Mwewa (26), has only attended primary school, he lost his parents when he was 16 and could not continue with his education. He became a street kid and was involved in drugs and theft. He says working for the company and having gone through the training has inspired him to one day run his own company. He says you don’t need to have a degree or PhD to have a successful life. Lg^i^c\ Wn ?VX` @V[lVc`V! V\ZY &.! OVbW^V

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Tackle the barriers that limit access to lower secondary school

Without the foundation skills that primary and lower secondary schools should offer, the chances of finding a rewarding job are severely limited. These skills can be secured by: • Increasing the number of public schools that cover all education costs and ensuring accessibility in rural areas • Promoting female participation in schools by understanding and overcoming the cultural barriers

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Skills’ training alone is unlikely to be sufficient for most disadvantaged urban and rural poor. Therefore, measures should be taken by: • Including those involved in subsistence activities, such as street vendors, waste-pickers, smallholders, and home-based workers in social protection schemes • Combining microfinance or social protection with training in basic literacy and numeracy, as this can help in overcoming the multiple forms of disadvantage that can lock youth into poverty

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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) should be used to provide skills training to a larger audience by: • Using basic technology, such as radio, to disseminate information and provide skills training, particularly for people in remote rural areas • Enhancing and improving ICT training prospects for urban youth

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There is a pressing need for resources, especially in low income countries, to be diverted to the training needs of disadvantaged youth. This can be achieved by: • Ensuring that national governments and international agencies prioritize training programmes and provide additional funds for their effective implementation • Involving private companies in training disadvantaged youth through their foundations and corporate social responsibility funds

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