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✓ Published: 17-Jan-2018
✓ Published: 17-Jan-2018
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In Balochistan, Pakistan’s rugged south-western province, more than 1,500 schools are not operating – that’s one in every 10 in the province. Here, 53% of all primary school age children are out of school. Out of these, 66% are girls. Watch how the European Union and UNICEF are changing that with a project called the 'Balochistan Basic Education Programme - BBEP', with the support of the provincial government.
In Balochistan, Pakistan’s rugged south-western province, more than 1,500 schools are not operating – that’s one in every 10 in the province. Here, 53% of all primary school age children are out of school. Out of these, 66% are girls. Watch how the European Union and UNICEF are changing that with a project called the 'Balochistan Basic Education Programme - BBEP', with the support of the provincial government.
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