UNESCO is calling for nominations to the 2018 Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education

gwe_prize_2018_call_for_nominations-c-josh_estey_care-news.jpg © CARE/Josh Estey 08 March 2018On International Women’s Day, UNESCO has launched the call for nominations for the 2018 UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education. Governments of UNESCO Member States and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in official partnership with UNESCO are now invited to nominate up to three individuals, institutions or organizations who have made outstanding contributions in favour of girls’ and women’s education. Nominated projects/programmes must meet the selection criteria set by the Prize. They must…

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