Programme for the Education of Children in Need

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Programme for the Education of Children in Need

UNESCO created the Programme for the Education of Children in Need in 1992 to offer a future to vulnerable children through education. Since its creation, over US$34 million has been raised in private funds and these have been fully and directly invested into immediate support for over 340 projects in over 90 countries worldwide.


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			Ricky Martin Foundation The Ricky Martin Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to advocate for the well being of children around the world in critical areas such as social justice, education, and health. More... Go directly to website


			Stiftung UNESCO - Bildung für Kinder in Not (UNESCO Foundation for the Education of Children in Need) Website available in German. More... Go directly to website


			UNESCO Project for Children affected by Armed Conflict in Haiti This project helps to fight exclusion of Haitian children in Dominican schools. The project is funded by the extra-budgetary Programme for the Education of Children in Need. More... Go directly to website

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