Gender Inclusion

Save the Children and other implementing partners with funding from Global Partnership for Education (GPE) in partnership with the Ministry of General Education and Instruction have constructed and rehabilitated 22 primary and secondary schools in Jonglei, Warrap, Northern Bahr El Ghazal, Unity, Warrap, Lakes, Upper Niles States and Greater Pibor Admirative Area of South Sudan.

On Monday, 26^th August 2024, Save the children and Stanbic Bank organized an international development group (IDG) roundtable discussion - focused on overcoming barriers for women's empowerment in South Sudan.

Save the Children trained 75 Agriculture Extension Advisors (AEA) to establish 75 farmer’s groups comprising of 25 members from each group, to increase food production and income in Eastern Equatoria State. More than 1,800 farmers are expected to benefit from the improved farming skills.

Mirfat, 18, of Bright Boma Secondary School, reported on the challenges facing young girls in regard to menstrual health management on the International Day of Menstrual Hygiene Management in Juba. Photo: Estella John/SSave the Children

 

Participants pose in a group photo after the launch of 6.3 Million Euro Project Funded By European Union: Photo: Tito Justin / Save the Children