Guinea
Countries with poor economies don’t leave enough sources to cope with educational expenses and facilitate resources. Guinea is also facing various challenges in its low primary education ranks. As per stats from the World Bank, the OOSC rate in Guinea has surged to 43%. The government is stepping forward to reduce the impact but still, the actual number is more than 300,000. That makes Guinea an un-favorable place for children to study. Gender inequality and lack of teachers training are one of the most talked about issues that need to address on an immediate basis.
Someone has to step forward to help the future generation from this suffering. The education sector plan for 2020-2029 set by the government of Guinea will focus on six major points: on top of this is to equal access to general and primary education, giving equitable chances to the teachers to improve their skills and improve the infrastructure of school management.
