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- Contemporary Approaches To Educational Problems
This case study examines the challenges faced by NGOs in promoting girls’ education as part of the Millennium Development Goals. It discusses the correlation between girls’ education and global development, and the criticisms of the MDGs. It is for the ‘Contemporary Approaches To Educational Problems’ module.
What's inside
- Girls’ education and the Millennium Development Goals
- NGO challenges in promoting girls' education
- Correlation between girls' education and global development
- Criticisms of the Millennium Development Goals
- Education access and equity
- Gender equity and education for sustainable development
Who it is for: For students of a Doctor of Education course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Girls' education is linked to global development. The document looks at the role of non-governmental organisations in meeting the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. It describes some of the challenges and successes in educating girls around the world.
Girls' education and global development
Girls' education is important for global development. It is linked to the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. These goals have been met in some areas, but not in others.
Education and health in Africa
In many African countries, girls have less than a 50% chance of completing primary school. Public health initiatives have had success in areas where women are empowered.
Girls' education in refugee communities
Girls and women in refugee communities often suffer the most. They are subject to higher rates of infectious diseases and abuse. Women have played a role in mitigating the effects of hazards.
The Millennium Development Goals
The Millennium Development Goals have a 2015 deadline. The goals include eradicating extreme poverty, achieving universal primary education, and promoting gender equality. The goals have seen progress, but there is still work to be done.
Key terms
- Millennium Development Goals
- Eight goals adopted by the United Nations to address global issues.
- Non-governmental organisations
- Organisations that work to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
- Public health initiatives
- Programmes that aim to improve health outcomes in communities.
- Girls' education
- The education of girls around the world.
- Refugee communities
- Communities of people who have been forced to leave their homes.
- Gender equality
- The state of equal ease of access to resources and opportunities.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the Millennium Development Goals?
- What role do non-governmental organisations play in educating girls?
- How do public health initiatives improve the lives of girls?
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