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UNICEF Representative in Belarus presented copies of credentials to Deputy Foreign Minister Ambrazevich - Vimarsana News

UNICEF Representative in Belarus presented copies of credentials to Deputy Foreign Minister Ambrazevich

Rustam Khaidarov, the Representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Belarus, presented copies of his credentials to Belarus’...

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UNICEF Turkey Humanitarian Situation Report #40, (Syrian Refugees Response): January -December 2020 - Turkey - Vimarsana News

UNICEF Turkey Humanitarian Situation Report #40, (Syrian Refugees Response): January -December 2020 - Turkey

UNICEF Turkey Humanitarian Situation Report #40, (Syrian Refugees Response): January -December 2020 Format Highlights In Turkey, 768,839 Syrian and other refugee students have been enrolled in formal education services across the country, and over 7,000 out-of-school children enrolled in the Accelerated Learning Programme. The coverage of the Conditional Cash Transfer for Education (CCTE) Programme for Refugees continued growing, increasing from 562,016 children in December 2019 to 668,900 in December 2020. To support refugee families facing increased economic challenges due to the COVID-19 p...

UNICEF Turkey COVID-19 Response End-year Situation Report 2020 - Turkey - Vimarsana News

UNICEF Turkey COVID-19 Response End-year Situation Report 2020 - Turkey

UNICEF Turkey COVID-19 Response End-year Situation Report 2020 Format Highlights UNICEF provided financial and technical support to MoNE to boost technical capacity and infrastructure of the “Education Information Network” (EBA) distance learning platform that is currently enabling the teaching and learning of nearly 951,878 teachers and 12,286,458 students from K-12[1]. More vulnerable children in Turkey, including refugees, continue to learn as a result of establishment of 170 physical EBA Support Centers, including 6 Mobile Centers in 6 provinces with a high refugee population and thro...