Forced migration is one of Latin America & the Caribbean’s deepest wounds. This displacement is the result of challenging conditions, violence and high vulnerability levels. Adolescents and youth are
RET, dans son programme de Démobilisation, Désarmement et Réintégration d’adolescents soldats au Sud Kivu (République Démocratique du Congo), utilise l’éducation comme outil de protection et de réinsertion sociale.
Agé de 16 ans, Scapa* est en passe de se construire un avenir. Il est bénéficiaire du Programme de Désarmement, Démobilisation et Réintégration de RET à Uvira, en République
Guayaquil, Ecuador-25 de mayo de 2014. Un total de 58 niñas, niños, adolescentes y jóvenes (NNAJ) de 13 países de América Latina y el Caribe están reunidos en Guayaquil
After less than two years, RET’s programme in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has achieved major successes in the field of disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration (DDR). Implemented
The Millennium Development Goals and the Education For All Goals have shaped and driven the global education agenda for nearly 15 years. The resources of the international community have
The Syrian civil conflict, which started as part of the Arab Spring in March 2011, has developed into one of the worst humanitarian crises of the last decades. Its
According to UNHCR, in Kenya, over 400’000 refugees live in the Dadaab refugee camps, while over 100’000 live in the country’s urban areas. A vast majority are from Somalia.
The relation between Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and youth protection through education is crucial for RET in Latin America. Both fields seek to guarantee rights compliance (with a humanitarian
RET’s concern for the plight of Afghan refugees dates back to our inception. For over a decade RET has accompanied Afghan communities when they fled to Pakistan and upon
As the “Geneva II” peace talks in Switzerland ended without a convincing diplomatic solution and the violence in Syria continues, 2014 appears to be a year of deep and threatening
RET’s concern for the plight of Afghan refugees dates back to our inception. For over a decade RET has accompanied Afghan communities, when they fled to Pakistan and upon
This 15 October, 23 experts from 16 organisations, engaged in youth education such as UNESCO, the Global Education Cluster, UNHCR, INEE or the Youth Advocacy Group of the Education
In 2013, in the Sudanese refugee camps of Eastern Chad, only 58% of young women who participated in the end of primary school exam were admitted; at the secondary
From the 1st to the 5th of October 2013, RET organised a Regional Youth Get-together in Panama City. It united young people from Ecuador, Costa Rica, Panama and Venezuela.
Since 2002, RET has been deeply involved in the work of the International Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE). RET was among the early actors who pioneered INEE’s Minimum
In Latin America RET works with refugees, IDPs and local host populations in Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama and Venezuela. World Refugee Day, celebrated on the 20th of June,
On the 10th of June 2013, in Eastern Chad, an unprecedented event took place. The learners of RET’s programme in Treguine Refugee Camp celebrated with enthusiasm the World Day
In its mission to protect vulnerable young people through education, RET always has an eye on the gap between education and its applied results. Access to the labour market
On a cold winter morning, when all else is calm, a burst of activity rises from RET’s Community Learning Centre in Fayzabad. Twenty-two young business owners from different trades
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