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UK provides cash transfers to improve education access in South Sudan

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The United Kingdom is providing cash transfers to improve education access in South Sudan. The British Embassy stated that the United Kingdom and its partners have supported access to education for 1.2 million girls through these cash transfers.

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The initiative addresses barriers to education, such as flooding displacing girls and removing them from schools and health facilities. The support aims to promote quality and inclusive education for girls in South Sudan.

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  • South SudanThe country receiving support for education access

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