04/05/2026
“Helping children return to learning is not only essential for their education, but for their protection, stability and future at a time when the impact of conflict continues to be felt in every aspect of their lives," said our Representative Sheldon Yett.
UNICEF and Save the Children, with support from the Global Partnership for Education, launched today the new Building Resilience to Improve Development and Growth in Education in Sudan (BRIDGES) programme to help more than 328,000 conflict affected children return to learning across Sudan, as the country faces one of the world’s most severe education crises after more than three years of conflict.
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Press release UNICEF, Save the Children and partners to restore learning for 328,000 conflict-affected children in Sudan 04 May 2026 Home Press centre UNICEF, Save the Children and partners to restore learning for 328,000 conflict-affected children in Sudan UNICEF/Elfatih/2026 KHARTOUM, 4 May 2026 ....