Learning Disrupted: Climate Shocks and the Out-of-School Crisis in Nigeria

Despite promises of free primary education, over 10.5 million Nigerian children remain out of school; that’s 15% of the global total. In this episode, Onuh Onyinye speaks with Martin Ufi, a research associate at CSEA, to unpack how climate change is compounding education challenges and deepening inequality.

Tune in to explore how climate-related events are disrupting learning across communities, why existing policies are falling short, and what this means for the future of education in Nigeria.

#ClimateChange #EducationCrisis #OutOfSchool #Nigeria #CSEAPodcast #LearningDisrupted #PolicyTalks

Listen to this episode of The CSEA Podcast here:
https://tinyurl.com/Learning-Disrupted
Stay up to date with CSEA
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@UC-DPp48GQ6JW7jXNVsYhq6g
Website: http://cseaafrica.org/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cseaafrica/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/csea_afric
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/csea-africa
...........................................
CSEA is a non-profit think tank based in Abuja, Nigeria, that conducts independent, high-quality applied research on economic and development issues in Nigeria and the rest of Africa. CSEA’s objective is to enhance development outcomes in Africa through evidence-based research.
Learn more about our work:
https://cseaafrica.org/

Видео Learning Disrupted: Climate Shocks and the Out-of-School Crisis in Nigeria канала CSEA Africa