As children gear up for the new school year, temporary learning spaces in monasteries, tented shelters, and beneath tarpaulins are bringing them back to learning — and with it, a renewed
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The 7.7 magnitude earthquake – the worst in a century - that struck on 28 March left behind a trail of devastation — destroying more than 2,500 learning facilities and displacing
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Myanmar needs to prioritize preparedness, training, and awareness-raising activities to protect school buildings and students from various natural hazards. Currently, priority must be given
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Rain clouds gather over a temporary shelter in a monastery compound in central Myanmar. The concrete road leading into the area bears deep cracks from the earthquake. Along the
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The earthquake laid bare the fragility of Myanmar''s telecommunications infrastructure. With centralized networks easily disabled by physical shocks, and intentional internet shutdowns
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In a press release on 2 June, Save the Children says tens of thousands of students across Myanmar are forced to attend classes in hot and
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YANGON, 2 June 2025 – Tens of thousands of students across Myanmar will start the new school year today studying in hot and crowded temporary learning spaces, with more than 2,500 schools...
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Save the Children and its partners have a presence in most of the earthquake-affected areas in Myanmar and have been working around the clock to provide support to children and
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Explore how the recent earthquake in Myanmar has disrupted mobile networks and electricity, highlighting the urgent need for resilient telecommunication infrastructure and better
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