4% Campaign in the DR receives international award
The successes and importance of the Coalición Educación Digna in the Dominican Republic.
A recent report by EDUCA discusses illiteracy in the Dominican Republic and the experience of an EDUCA program in reducing it. The document points out that, although illiteracy has declined significantly, some 900,000 Dominicans remain illiterate, many of them under the age of 30.
It challenges four myths about eradicating illiteracy: that it is slow and expensive, benefits solely the elderly, has low returns, and can only achieve short-lived success.
The successes and importance of the Coalición Educación Digna in the Dominican Republic.
Haiti needs to address its education problems to develop resilience and response to future national disasters.
Parents in Chile are sending their children to privately-run schools.