Ksenia Shubladze and Bohdan Paskov, study online at a school in Rivne
Ksenia Shubladze and Bohdan Paskov, study online at a school in Rivne, Ukraine.The Paskov family moved from Luhansk to Kharkiv in 2014 and to Rivne after the full-scale invasion.
Eleven months into the Russian war in Ukraine, recent attacks targeting civilian infrastructure have further complicated access to education. Families displaced from the conflict zone have switched to online learning, which is now disrupted by lack of access to power, internet access, and other basic utilities. Airborne attacks across the country mean that lessons are halted and students move underground for their protection on a daily basis.
Ukraine, November 2022
Credit: GPE/Dmytro Maksymenko
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/ukraine
Ksenia Shubladze and Bohdan Paskov, study online at a school in Rivne
Ksenia Shubladze and Bohdan Paskov, study online at a school in Rivne, Ukraine.The Paskov family moved from Luhansk to Kharkiv in 2014 and to Rivne after the full-scale invasion.
Eleven months into the Russian war in Ukraine, recent attacks targeting civilian infrastructure have further complicated access to education. Families displaced from the conflict zone have switched to online learning, which is now disrupted by lack of access to power, internet access, and other basic utilities. Airborne attacks across the country mean that lessons are halted and students move underground for their protection on a daily basis.
Ukraine, November 2022
Credit: GPE/Dmytro Maksymenko
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/ukraine