Campaigning in Rwanda

We are doing whatever it takes to reach every last child

Summary

Rwanda Country spotlight

We're campaigning for the poorest children, particularly those in rural areas:  The current education system does not meet the needs of all children, particularly the poorest.  Despite commitments, the state has not invested in early childhood education services, provision is not free but dependant on parental capacity to pay.

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Campaign focus

Read more about campaigning in some of our other countries.

Philippines
Philippines

Asia and Oceania

We're campaigning for children living in extreme poverty and children from indigenous groups who are affected by acute malnutrition and stunting

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Occupied Palestinian Territory
Occupied Palestinian Territory

Europe and the Middle East

We're campaigning for children with disabilities, children working for money, children who are living in poor districts.

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Korea
Korea

Asia and Oceania

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Haiti
Haiti

Americas

We are campaigning to improve access to education, health and protection for the most disadvantaged children and their families, especially those boys and girls involved in domestic labor.

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