Education is the key.
Tripoli is the poorest coastal city overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. A 2012 ESCWA study shows that only 1% of youth in Tebbeneh (the most disfranchised neighborhood in Tripoli) graduate from high schools. This is mainly due to the poor education offered in public schools and to the difficult economic situation forcing those youth to either drop out from school for financial reasons or simply because they cannot afford to pursue their education. Those fortunate high school graduates, when taking any EEE test for universities’ admission, fail the test.
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Junor Shapers Capacity Building
20
High-Schoolers Capacity Building
60
Community Initiative
6
Tripolitans Involved
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Activities
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14
Jun
2017
Career Guidance
Career Guidance: Our high schools students have the entire future lying in front of them. And we believe that it… -
10
Jun
2017
Idea Mapping and Project Design
After two weeks of Community need assessment training, the teams made of junior shapers and students start the idea mapping… -
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May
2017
Community Initiative Kick Off
After a series of training and lot of knowledge acquisition, it was the time for a self-evaluation pause. 2 Global…
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