Education in Emergencies by People in Need

Published: Jan 5, 2024 Reading time: 1 minute
War ConflictEducational and Awareness ProgrammesNatural DisastersEducation in Emergencies
Community-Based Education classes established by People in Need in Bagrami (Kabul Province) in Afghanistan. Funded by AHF.
© Photo: Petr Štefan

People in Need (PIN) started its first Education in Emergencies (EiE) response in 2013 in Syria and currently has expanded to include EiE programming in 8 country contexts across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus. PIN works in low- and middle-income countries, with a particular focus on children affected by crises and living in active conflict, protracted crises and early recovery contexts. Through our programming PIN aims to ensure that girls and boys are safe, well and learning within a supportive environment.

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