Daniel Baheta

"There are 1.2 billion adolescents in the world. They need skills. They need the ability to be productive members of their society"- @unicefchief with @EAA_Foundation #TogetherFor10Millionpic.twitter.com/UQGLflCnmo

There is a real learning crisis, 63 million children are out of school at the primary level and 250 million are not learning the basics of literacy and numeracy. We need new partnerships, new ideas and new investment strategies. #TogetherFor10Million with @EAA_Foundationpic.twitter.com/3FNRJy4YT9

When we educate a child we give her more than books. We give her the tools, skills and imagination she needs to be the change she wants. For peace and the future of our world there is no better investment than in education.pic.twitter.com/L9UwGl3HKR

Catch us live today from 10:30am on Facebook (UNICEF Kenya) and Instagram (unicef_kenya) for an exclusive look at our special launch event to celebrate the sole female matatu designer in Kenya, Tsarah Arts, and all other women breaking barriers.pic.twitter.com/OQmpdzZNcw

wonderful education partner meeting with new CS Education @AMB_A_Mohammed to discuss and review priorities for education in #Kenyapic.twitter.com/j6CmvzX18f

A big thank you to all partners who are working with us to enable children from both the host and refugee communities in Kalobeyei access education. This has been made possible with EU’s humanitarian assistance.pic.twitter.com/AUrQiCT6sk

@UNICEFKenya Chief of Education- @DBaheta leads a discussion with teachers, parents and representatives from the Kalobeyei Settlement on the challenges communities are facing in accessing education for their children.pic.twitter.com/jJsM8xN1Aq

With the EU's humanitarian assistance, a new Temporary School is under construction in Kalobeyei. The 48 new temporary classrooms with latrines will contribute to the de-congestion of classrooms and accommodate Out of School Children.pic.twitter.com/yGtJSbzOCj

The team has arrived at Kalobeyei Friends Primary School which has a population of over 7000 learners. @UNICEFKenya + @LWF_Ke are supporting the creation of safe learning spaces and teacher training in the settlement through the EU’s Humanitarian support.pic.twitter.com/htMlePeGOd

The delegation has an intimate discussion with 14-year-old girl who is head of her household. She is currently taking care of 5 younger siblings. In addition to making weekly follow-ups at home @UNICEFKenya & @LWF_Ke provides the family with non-food items + psychosocial support.pic.twitter.com/c6PFHuL7eJ

With EU Humanitarian funding, @UNICEFKenya and @LWF_Ke have supported the supply of books and other education supplies to learners in primary schools in Kakuma- impacting positively on education outcomes.pic.twitter.com/WktQOtF1G5

Training underway! Teachers from primary schools in the Kakuma Refugee Camp are being trained by Teachers College - Columbia University through the ‘Teachers for Teachers Programme’ with EU’s Humanitarian Assistance.pic.twitter.com/avxzod5TWj

Lilian Cherotich Headteacher at Bhar-El Naam Girls - Adolescent girls & teenage mothers have an opportunity to gain life-skills training as they undergo accelerated learning at the school- thanks to EU Humanitarian assistance.pic.twitter.com/Q12PoI0wDo

Meet Teacher Jessica Deng of Bhar-el Naam Primary. She was born in Kakuma Refugee Camp and when she finished her education, she decided to come back and teach at her former school. She is passionate about empowering girls.pic.twitter.com/8fbIu2ZChW