We believe that ensuring quality education for all is not only central to the achievement of all of the Global Goals but in particular the goal to end extreme poverty.
Lack of education is a fundamental problem in India. School infrastructure is in a poor state and many school teachers are not properly qualified, 40% of schools are without electricity and 60% school don’t have proper classrooms, desks and toilets.
Also not everyone can afford education and this pushes people into working poorly remunerated and insecure jobs, where they are exploited and trapped in a state of deprivation. A vicious cycle is created across generations.