Comprendre... l'éducation des filles

Télécharge la fiche thématique sur l’éducation des filles, et découvre les photos et vidéos qui illustrent ce sujet. Cette fiche est adaptée à un lecteur autonome (vocabulaire difficile explicité) et comporte des sources et des liens pour aller + loin sur le sujet.

Découvre aussi deux fiches pédagogiques à destination des enseignants sur l’égalité des sexes sur le site de La Plus Grande Leçon du Monde (en anglais The World’s Largest Lesson) en cliquant ci-dessous :

– Fiche « Où je me tiens – Un projet égalité entre les sexes pour les objectifs mondiaux »

– Fiche « Concrétiser l’égalité des sexes »

La mission de l’UNICEF est d’agir dans 7 domaines essentiels au bon développement de l’enfant : la santé, le VIH-SIDA, l’eau/l’assainissement et l’hygiène, la nutrition, la protection, l’éducation et l’inclusion sociale.

L’objectif est de permettre à chaque enfant de commencer sa vie avec un maximum de chances pour se développer et s’épanouir.

Zoom A girl learns to identify numbers on her first day of school after the summer holidays, at UNICEF-supported Preschool No. 9 in the Baliqchilar settlement in the southern coastal city of Lenkaran. In September 2011 in Azerbaijan, economic growth combined with national reforms to combat poverty and allocate resources for essential social services have improved living standards for the majority of the country’s nearly 9 million inhabitants. However, despite a marked drop in poverty, challenges remain. Child mortality rates are high, with neonatal deaths accounting for 80 per cent of deaths among children under age 5. One in every four children under age 5 is stunted due to poor dietary habits; and education, health, or social and legal protection services are still inadequate. Just 25 per cent of children with disabilities are currently receiving an education and many are living in state-run institutions. UNICEF, working with the Government, local communities, NGOs and other partners supports health, education, nutrition, child protection and other interventions, as well as advocacy efforts on child rights and juvenile justice.

Zoom Young girls walk back home with jerricans on their heads after fetching water from a UNICEF supported clean water tap stand at Lokore village, Kanawat Sub-county in Kotido District. Prior to its installation, they used to compete for water with animals, people bathing and would drink from the dirty ponds. Through UNICEF climate change adaptation and mitigation support to protect children from draught and diseases, people in Karamoja can now access clean water for a little fee. They have other alternative of boreholes.

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