Govt, devt partners rallied to invest more in girls’ education
Phoebe Kasoga, the country director for Plan International Uganda, said although 43% of refugee children are enrolled in education institutions, opportunities for post-primary alternative education and life skill education are lacking.
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Amongi said Uganda's policy allows the refugees to access free education in both schools in the settlements and those in host communities, adding that this is perhaps the only thing refugees can take away from Uganda if they ever decide to return home. (Credit: Mary Kansiime)
By NewVision Reporter
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With millions of girls out of school globally, and many more struggling to access economic opportunities, the Ugandan government and its development partners have been urged