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From the Field in Pakistan: Catch of a Lifetime

A world away from education, Imran once worked diligently as a fisherman. Now, he’s living a different kind of life. Read more >>

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South Sudan Educators Acquire Skills to Teach the New Nation

September 8 was International Literacy Day. Read a story of how USAID is advancing education in South Sudan. Read more >>

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Equipping Women Teachers in South Sudan with the Skills to Succeed

USAID is helping to improve female teachers’ professional skills and retain female teachers in South Sudan. Read more >>

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New Learn-to-Read Method in Yemen Shows Early Promise

USAID’s partnership with Yemen’s Ministry of Education and local governments is making education more accessible to Yemeni children. Read more >>

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El Salvador Makes the Grade in Universal Primary Education

I live in the Zaragoza region, one of the poorest areas in central El Salvador. We have limited economic development opportunities for our people, yet one of the highest rates of population density in the country.

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Improving Teachers’ Pay, Investing in the Future

The end of 2010 was marked by teachers’ strikes in Kyrgyzstan, as the nation’s educators took to the streets to protest their miserable wages.  The average monthly salary was $75 despite the fact that, by Kyrgyz law, the minimum teacher’s salary should be no less than the average national salary of $144 per month. International […]

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