Hi, my name is ASSIMA Pirénam based in Togo. My experience with Léma Plan International here in Togo has been a real success. I have always had a keen interest in getting involved in the non-profit sector, especially the education sector and as soon as I was asked in 2019, I did not hesitate, Léma […]
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Hello. My name is Samuel Bleza LAODJASSONDO, a volunteer for Lema Plan International in Togo. Despite knowing Lema Plan International for some time, I became involved as a volunteer at the beginning of 2019 because of the humanitarian work they have done. Working with Lema Plan International has been one of my most rewarding experiences
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On February 25th, the students of Royal Challenge Academy received a significant boost in their pursuit of a long-term academic career. We carried out a teacher training program as a gesture to help bring the teachers up to speed on the best practices for handling children at a very young age, nurturing them as well
Today’s focus is on how you can make a difference in someone’s life and how that impact can help shift their mindsets and help them see life in a different light. Cases in the study will be members of the below-average margin surviving day to day with no future hope. The 3 things you can
Unlike formal education, vocational education is based on practical skills learning, it doesn’t have set systems like formal education, and its learning period is from 6 months and can last through a year or 3. The learning process is quite flexible and takes to mind the pace of the learner. Vocational education is practiced often
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171 million people could be lifted out of extreme poverty if all children left school with basic reading skills. This is equivalent to 12% of the world’s population. Absolute poverty could be reduced by 30% through the education improvements identified by the Education Commission. (Source: GPE blog post) This is why our NGO is very
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Surely the cries against actions that promote the rapid change in world climate are not a false cry for attention. This matter on climate change is bound to affect each one of us in no distant time. Now, if you were wondering what climate change is and how it affects the world, then read on.
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I am Zita Anah, a native of Ihiagwa Owerri West LGA, Imo State, Nigeria. I am currently studying Computer science at the university. I got started on this part as a voice for the youths, to use my skills and create paths for those coming after to understand the need for education. My writing is
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According to UN reports, more than 700 million people still live in poverty today. The poverty rate is said to be at least 17.2 percent higher in rural areas than in urban areas. These numbers are quite daunting, which is why they are the driving force behind the development of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG-1),
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In the eyes of everyone present, Sani was handicapped, how was he going to survive in the world with this great disability, what would become of him if nothing was done to cure him. Yes, physically he was without blemish, but at the age of 10 he could neither read nor write, he did not
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