Education is the key, but this key seems to be missing for about 100 million children in Africa, and the rest who have the key see a changed lock.
Only lifelong quality education starting in the earliest years in life can break the cycle of poverty, improve health outcomes, prepare people for decent jobs with opportunities to reskill and upskill, and mitigate the climate crisis.
The National Coordinator of the International School Teachers and Directors Association in Nigeria, Juliana Odekhian, and an Independent Educational Consultant, based in South Africa, Karen Walstra, will be talking about how we can turn commitments into action to make education transformative.
