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The Education Finance Playbook
World leaders will fail children unless they act urgently to increase investment in education
A new Theirworld report warns of an alarming funding gap and says the G7 s current recovery plan risks leaving millions of vulnerable children behind.
A new Theirworld report warns that world leaders are letting down the most vulnerable children by failing to prioritise education in their post-Covid recovery plans.
With less than 100 days until the G7 summit, we are calling for “bold commitments from brave leaders” to ensure that every child is on track to be in school by 2030.
Our report reveals that, without urgent action, more than half of all children will not have the most basic literacy skills by 2030. This would have “a devastating impact” not just on the global economy but on some of the greatest challenges the world is facing such as climate change, poverty and food security.
How Nigeria can maximise Okonjo-Iweala’s WTO
Published 17 March 2021
“Nigeria stands to benefit by encouraging and pushing more trade, becoming a bigger part of the multilateral trading system and to do that Nigeria has to produce more, add value to products and export more. Right now, Nigeria has 0.26 per cent of world trade and 19 per cent of African trade. You could see that as very small but you could also turn it around to see that it has a big opportunity to make use of what has happened with the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement”
– Director-General of World Trade Organisation, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Monday, March 15, 2021.
COVID-19: UN lauds Dangote, harps on gender roles for Global Economic Recovery
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By Udeme Akpan
THE United Nations has underscored the need for governments all over the world to put women and girls at the centre of their efforts, targeted at recovering from the Coronavirus pandemic.
This call was made by the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN) and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group, Amina Mohammed, while speaking at a Dangote Women’s Network (DWN) webinar titled: ‘Choosing to Challenge for a Win-Win: Overcoming Challenges in a Gender-Biased World’, to commemorate the International Women’s Day, which is marked in March every year.
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