A drive for education in the unlikeliest of places

Children and parents in the Middle East don’t need to be convinced of the importance of education programming, even when regional unrest has driven people into their houses or to neighboring countries.

What draws students away from learning instead is the need for income and financial support in an economically crippled region.

“What we’re trying to do in addition to conditional cash transfers is peer-to-peer education,” Country Director for CARE International Salam Kanaan told Devex.

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