UNESCO GEM 2026: Enrollment Is Up, But Family Participation Is Not
The UNESCO GEM 2026 Report finds 327 million more children enrolled since 2000, yet 273 million remain out of school and family participation lags.
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The UNESCO GEM 2026 Report finds 327 million more children enrolled since 2000, yet 273 million remain out of school and family participation lags.
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