Education

“Education is a human right with immense power to transform, on its foundations rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development.”

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- Kofi Annan

The general ability to exist in our modern world requires basic knowledge and skills that are developed in and enhanced by formal education. Although not every aspect of the global community requires basic skills such as reading and writing, these skills empower individuals to make more informed decisions that directly affect their health, wellbeing, and success. Education also fosters stronger communities through more positive interactions, openness, and understanding between individuals.

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The distributional Impacts of large-scale land transactions in Ethiopia

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