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Millions are still out of school. This is the world’s plan to change that

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Story Source: World Economic Forum ~ Go to Original Article


From 2000 to 2015, primary-school enrolment in the developing world rose from 83% to 91%.

In today’s deeply interconnected world, the benefits of strong and inclusive education systems are far-reaching. A quality education gives people the knowledge they need to recognize the importance of safeguarding the planet’s finite resources, appreciate diversity and resist intolerance, and act as informed global citizens.

Throughout my life, I have seen the power of education. I have witnessed how quality education for all can support the creation of dynamic economies and help to sustain peace, prosperity, and stability. I have also observed how education instills in individuals, no matter their circumstances, a strong sense of self, as well as…

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