![]() The region has some of the highest rates of girls and young women who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). Girls in South Asia continue to face barriers to accessing a quality education. Here are some of the ways we can take action to address the issues facing girls in South Asia and support girls in harnessing the power of their voices to make a difference. By investing, supporting, empowering, and listening to girls, we can build a more equal world. Adolescent girls are a high priority group for Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and UNICEF. ![]() During emergencies, either girls’ vulnerabilities can be exacerbated, or girls’ agency and opportunities can be promoted. The potential of adolescent girls in South Asia is limitless, yet they are one of the most marginalized and under-served groups of children. This International Day of the Girl 2020 we listened to girl-led and girl-centered organizations from across South Asia and heard about how they have been empowering girls in their communities and at the forefront of advocating for #GenerationEquality on #DayoftheGirl. Girls are change makers and world shapers! When girls speak up, they are a powerful force to be reckoned with.
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