The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Imo State in building an inclusive and sustainable digital learning ecosystem aimed at expanding access to quality education for children across the state.
The global organisation said it would continue to work with partners and government institutions to expand connectivity, increase access to learning devices, strengthen accountability systems, and invest in teacher capacity development to ensure that no child is left behind in the digital education drive.
Chief of Field Office, UNICEF Enugu, Mrs. Juliet Chiluwe, made the commitment at the Nigeria Learning Passport (NLP) conference held in Owerri...
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UNICEF Reassures Support For Sustainable Digital Learning Ecosystem In Imo
Source: Leadership News
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