Sudan education crisis impacts children

Sudan is facing a severe educational crisis. The Executive Director of the Global Partnership for Education revealed that half of the children in the country are deprived of education due to war and conflicts. Schools have been heavily impacted, with millions of children unable to attend school, and many schools having been destroyed or turned into shelters for internally displaced persons. Data indicates that approximately 8 million children are deprived of education, and only 13,000 out of 19,000 schools are operating regularly. The war has led to the closure of schools for over 484 days, the longest school closures in the world, which threatens the future of an entire generation and complicates efforts to restore education in the country. Solutions require providing teachers, developing curricula, and rebuilding schools, along with the importance of collaborating with non-governmental organizations to ensure children return to education safely.

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