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FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
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FAO opens junior farming schools to teach and integrate former child soldiers
05 June 2018, South Sudan - A Student working in school gardens as part of a Junior Farmer Field School project to teach children valuable farming skills. Designed for young people who were forced to work as child soldiers and have returned from the battlefield, farming schools teach students how to plant, grow, diversify and protect crops and vegetables. And with regular students, dropped out children as well as former child soldiers participating in the programme, the initiative has proven to not only teach practical skills, but to also integrate those who have left the armed forces. There currently are 25 FAO-supported Junior Farming Field Schools in South Sudan, with more than 750 members ? both female and male. Altogether, 170 former male child soldiers are included in 15 specifically designed groups.
06/06/2018
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South Sudan
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© FAO/Stefanie Glinski
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UF138WH
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