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UNESCO supports Teachers of Pakistan as Response to Flood Emergency
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Literacy ans Skill Development Centers: Most of the displaced people particularly rural women living in the camps were found illiterate, therefore, Adult Literacy and Skill Development Centres have been established in various camps and flood affected areas of Sindh, Punjab and Kyber Pakhtunkhwa. |
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Teacher Training: For the teachers of affected areas, special cources are organized to train them provide psychosocial rehabilitation to the affected children, post disaster management and better organization of education activities in the regions where schools building are destroyed due to floods. |
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Early Childhood Education and Care (ECCE): Young children in the camps are usually most neglected. UNESCO is supporting establishment of ECCE Centres in relief camps. |
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