UNICEF Addresses Child School Dropout in Tunisia

The article addresses the ongoing phenomenon of children dropping out of school in Tunisia. Official data indicates that between 63,000 and 100,000 children leave school annually, with around 30,000 of them having no alternative in education or training. Statistics show that 4.5% of children aged 6 to 16 are outside the formal education system, despite the net enrollment rate between the ages of 6 and 14 reaching 97.3%. UNICEF is working to strengthen prevention mechanisms for school dropout by issuing an international call for proposals to develop a system for early identification of children at risk of leaving school, and to provide psychological and educational support before the dropout occurs. Previously, UNICEF implemented programs that successfully re-integrated over 1,096 children formally. The new initiative involves opening a competitive process for organizations interested in implementing the project, amidst the ongoing phenomenon and its impact on education in Tunisia.

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