Education
The major problem
Students have to share desks because there are not enough desks for every student. They only have one textbook for every ten students. No book bags, pencils, paper, books, workbooks, and not enough desks for every student to have their own seat. Most countries do not allow girls to go to school they have to stay home and take care of the family and if they need water they have to go and get the water and they do not have time to go to school. Some countries are so poor that they do not have enough money for school building’s, teachers, staff, and supplies for the children to have their own stuff that they need for school.

Internally displaced girls attend class inside a tent at a United Nations camp in the outskirts of Peshawar, Pakistan. © 2009 Reuters
Children sharing desks UNICEF at work

New book bags from UNICEF
The reason why there is a problem
Most countries do not have money for schools because they spend all of their money on weapons and ammunition for war and to be able to defend themselves against attacks from other countries. Instead of giving the children an education they are teaching them how to fight and use a gun. Most countries are worried about war and not their children getting an education. They would rather fight then try and solve issues peacefully.
Other countries views on the matter
Most other nations view the issue as the children need an education and that they do not need to be out there fighting in the war. Other nations think that the children need to be educated to be able to help get them out of all the wars. They think that the children’s place is in a school not on the battle field. Most countries try to help other countries by giving them money to help the children to try and get them into schools.
Programs that have helped the problem
One of the programs that have been successful is the UNICEF program that helps students get what they need to be able to stay in school and off the battle field. IT has come in handy because most students do not go to school because they do not have the supplies that they need to be able to learn so they do not go to school. Even though they need an education.
The way the issue affects us on all levels
This issue affects us at all levels whether it be globally, national, and or local. It all starts out locally then it becomes a national issue then it becomes a global issue. It all starts out with one person not being able to go to school then it starts to grow with more and more students missing school then they just stop going all together. Then schools get shut down because they do not have enought students there to have it be considered a school. Then the nations go with out schools and the students that want to learn have to move to another nation or state and have to start over. Then pretty soon there will be several nations that have almost no students in the area that they shut down the schools then all the students start going to other places and they start shutting down other schools. It is basically a snowball formation. It starts out small then it grows till it gets so big that no one can controll it.
Things people are doing to try and stop the problem from continuing
UNICEF is working with the governments, NGO’s and communities to assess the needs and procure the supplies that students need for school by putting together the “School-in-a-box” and the “Recreation Kit” the kits include paper, pencils, pens, workbooks, and other supplies that students need for school.
Procuring supplies for children By: UNICEF (n.d.) http://www.unicef.org/supply/index_education.html for third and forth pic and information
Back to school Human Rights Watch by: Umaru Fofana (n.d.)https://www.kintera.org/site/c.nlIWIgN2JwE/b.5424957/k.7F57/Back_to_School/apps/ka/sd/donor.asp?c=nlIWIgN2JwE&b=5424957&en=ojIPKXPMKeKKJ6NMI8IKI8PRInI5LbOQJkISK4PGJfLVLbNWJxF for first pic
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