UNESCO MGIEP's Annual Report 2020
2020 was indeed a very tough year for all of us. People across the globe were forced into the new normal: lockdowns, shutdowns, and travel bans. Families were separated. Millions fell sick and so many lives were lost. More than 1 billion children were affected by school closures. At UNESCO MGIEP, we analysed the impact of COVID-19 on our programs and pivoted our strategy to ensure that we continued to engage with educators, policymakers and the youth through various online initiatives to build a better, sustainable world for times to come.
2020 was indeed a very tough year for all of us. People across the globe were forced into the new normal: lockdowns, shutdowns, and travel bans. Families were separated. Millions fell sick and so many lives were lost. More than 1 billion children were affected by school closures. At UNESCO MGIEP, we analysed the impact of COVID-19 on our programs and pivoted our strategy to ensure that we continued to engage with educators, policymakers and the youth through various online initiatives to build a better, sustainable world for times to come.
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According to <strong>UNESCO</strong> (2021), one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, over 800 million students still face<br />
significant disruptions to their education, ranging from full school closures in 31 countries to reduced or parttime<br />
academic schedules in another 48 countries.<br />
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