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Education leaving no one behind,
peace for all
“Everyone has the right to education”
According to UNESCO Institute for Statistics(UIS) data, about 258 million children and youth are out of school, and about 750 million people around the world don’t know how to read and write. We aim to increase access to education for the underprivileged in low-income countries in Africa and Asia, working towards a vision of education that leaves no one behind.
Why does education matter?
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Everyone has a right to
education regardless of
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Education plays an important role in
economic growth by cultivating a
workforce and increasing household
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Education plays an important role in
economic growth by cultivating a
workforce and increasing household
economic potential.
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- 2X
- A child whose mother can read is twice as likely to survive beyond age 5.
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- 171 million
- If all students in low income countries left school with basic reading skills,
171 million people could be lifted out of poverty.
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- 25%
- If the male secondary school enrolment ratio were 25% points higher than the current average, the risk of war would decline by a quarter.
What we do?
We started a fundraising program in 2014 to help ensure the rights of Sub-saharan African and South Asian learners to quality education. We help increase access to education for people who can’t access suitable education through the public education system as a result of poverty, social prejudice, gender discrimination, religious discrimination, etc. As of 2020, about 2,000 donors, including schools and corporations, are supporting KNCU’s initiative to help achieve SDG 4 (“Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all”) in developing countries.
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Citizens
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Grants - government
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School- Philanthropy
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Corporate Fund (CSR)
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Enhancing non-formal education systems in partner countries
We cooperate with local government and local society to develop the non-formal education system by training teachers, providing textbooks, etc.
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Providing basic education for the out-of-school population
We provide literacy and technical vocational education and training to marginalised communities.
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Improving access to basic education in marginalised areas
We operate Community Learning Centres that offer basic education to everyone in local villages without schools.
Donation is not just about giving money.
It’s about making a difference.
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With 20,000 won per month, six learners will be able to read and write.
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With 30,000 won per month, three teachers will be able to receive training and provide learners with a high-quality education
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With 100,000 won per month, one community learning center will be able to operate.
"Be the change you wish to see in the world"
If you have any questions, please contact us.
E-mail: peace@unesco.or.kr / Telephone: 1800-9971
*Bank Account Number for donations: 375301-04-106542(KB Bank)
