A group of young people being taught on a hilltop
EAI Accham Nepal Listener Club 3APR2016
By: Sabina Behague
Sectors: Media and Communications, Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Education, Gender, Non-discrimination, Youth
A photo of a little fulani boy taking care of the herd
Child rights
By: Austin Eleweke
Sectors: Education, Basic Education, Literacy, Pre-primary/Pre-school/ECD Education, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Workforce Development Training
ServantLeadership
By: Rahama Nantoumé
Sectors: Media and Communications, Arts, Performance, Sports, Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Youth
My Humanity is tied to yours
By: Rahama Nantoumé
Sectors: Arts, Performance, Sports, Education, Youth
Raising awareness
By: Rahama Nantoumé
Sectors: Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Youth
Power of Perseverance: Reaching the sun and moon
Reaching Heights
By: Meenakshi Monga
Sectors: Digital Development & Enabling Technologies, Economic Growth and Trade, Entrepreneurship, Youth
Building bonds and trust through smiles
All Smiles and Bonding
By: Meenakshi Monga
Sectors: Health and Wellbeing, Youth
This picture celebrates the most important part,the path or way which can assure the meeting of women and equality.Education is the mightiest weapon to eradicate all kind of troubles that muddles the possibility of women.The little girl here is trying to help her grandmother to learn.And while clicking the picture,I felt that this sight should be seen for oft,here and there,from a village corridor to urban veranda,in order to enlighten women and establish equality in a fruitful way .
EDUCATION FOR ALL
By: ARPAN BASU CHOWDHURY
Sectors: Media and Communications, Education, Gender, Non-discrimination, Youth
In today's world,employment opportunities are not easy to be availed by all women.They come from different socio-economic background,and different educational qualification,also all of them don't have skills required to satisfy the smarter needs.That's why,this kind of engagement is helpful to them.They can attain freedom,power, independence through the economic independence.They can be the pioneers of changemaking,that endeavours gender equality as a pillar of sustainable development.
AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE
By: ARPAN BASU CHOWDHURY
Sectors: Media and Communications, Arts, Performance, Sports, Agriculture, Food Security, Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Economic Growth and Trade, Entrepreneurship, Education, Gender, Non-discrimination, Youth
The hope of equality finds it's way through sustainable development to a greener future where equality is most important goal to be achieved.This team,consisting of 7-8 women,are busy processing and supplying eco friendly sanitary napkins which are plastic free and biodegradable.But the entire process even engages more than 150 women workers from office work to processing unit.Thus this enlightens sustainable development both by employing women and creating awareness.
BLEED GREEN
By: ARPAN BASU CHOWDHURY
Sectors: Media and Communications, Arts, Performance, Sports, Agriculture, Food Security, Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Digital Development & Enabling Technologies, Education, Energy, Environment, Gender, Non-discrimination, Health and Wellbeing, Housing and Infrastructure, Humanitarian Assistance, Displacement, Disaster Response, Youth, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Members of the Rotaract Club of Kigali City observing a child wash her hands after they had a session of teaching the children the proper hand washing process and benefits of proper hygiene during the Literacy, Water and Sanitation Project at Nyacyonga Primary School in Rwanda.
Clean hands for a clean future
By: Derrick Kabuye
Sectors: Health and Wellbeing, Youth, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Habib, a local School's student, is seen standing with books in front of a green gate with a drawing of a red circle
Enterprising youth
By: Emran Hossain
Sectors: Economic Growth and Trade, Entrepreneurship, Education, Youth