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CARE’s Education Strategy 2020

CARE’s education effort pursues a world in which the most marginalized children and youth, especially girls, have expanded life choices through access to quality learning. We will collaborate with strategic stakeholders to scale-up sustainable strategies to build environments in which lifelong learning is cultivated, so that all young people successfully acquire and use knowledge and are active participants in their society.

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