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An estimated 6.1 million children out of school in 2014 reduced from 13.46 million in 2006. Out of 100 students, 29 per cent of girls and boys drop out of school before completing the full cycle of elementary education, and often they are the most marginalised children.
- Education for Disaster Risk Reduction and Social Cohesion
Children are extremely vulnerable during emergencies,...
- Education for All
Over the years, awareness has increased in India about the...
- Early Childhood Education
The Government of India’s main delivery platform for...
- Quality Education
Currently around one-third of the 2.6 million secondary...
- Every Child in School
Children with disabilities are also overrepresented amongst...
- Catalysing Transformational Change in School Education
Catalysing transformational change in school education The...
- Education for Disaster Risk Reduction and Social Cohesion
More than 298 million school children across India were affected by school closures, says a UN report
18 wrz 2015 · However, today, while more than 95 percent of India’s children attend primary school, less than half of 16 year olds - just 44 percent – complete Class 10. This is a huge loss for a nation that will soon have the largest and youngest workforce the world has ever seen.
9 maj 2022 · According to India's Annual Status of Education Report (Aser), in 2021, only 40% of enrolled children had received any type of learning materials or activities from their school during the...
ASER 2022 shows a steep decline in the reading ability of school children during the pandemic.
20 lis 2021 · The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented disruption to the education sector, affecting the access to learning for 286 million children in India. Children have faced tremendous learning loss over the past months, and the millions are at risk of not returning to learning.
13 wrz 2021 · When the pandemic hit, India had about 265 million children enrolled in school, including primary and higher levels, with most of them relying on public systems. Nearly 40% of students of students in underprivileged homes aren't studying.
