EDUCATION

Fundamental Foundation,
Development, growth or new invention,
For any country, state or nation,
IT is essential to get GOOD EDUCATION.

Education is priority,
To live in today’s society.
Education is the key,
To set us tension free,

Importance of Education,
For new generation,
Lowers Financial Frustration,
Give life protection.

School and college,
A place for Knowledge,
To avoid skill shortage,
Need education in village.

Education is the light of child's mind
It makes him literate and disciplined,
Problems of any Kind,
Education gives a way to find.

Education is power,
To build success tower..
Education is in abundance,
Provide life’s insurance.

Education is a treasure,
Ones cannot significantly measure,
Relives earning pressure,
Makes bright future

Education is the path to successes door,
Education is the growth floor.
Education sets the motion,
In life for us to function.

To change ones fate,
This needs no debate,
You have a future to create,
Never leave it too late.

Let’s break the monotony,
Let’s set the economy,
Let’s all of us give call,
Education for all…

Child Labor

In some industries children are forced to do repetitive and tedious work like weaving carpets, assembling boxes, polishing shoes, cleaning and arranging a shops goods. It is seen that children are found working more in the informal sectors compared to factories and commercial registered organizations. Little children are often seen selling in the streets or working quietly on domestic chores within the high walls of homes – hidden away from the eyes of the media and labor inspectors.

Hopeful eyes, pretty smile
Soft hands, million dreams
Isn't the identity of a child?
Then why do I see
Drowsy eyes, timid smile
Rough hands and shattered dreams

Deprived of their childhood
Crumpled by the workload
Burdened with responsibility
In such a small age
If they lose these wonderful days
Would it come back again?

There is so much to learn
So much to accomplish
Not being given enough chance
Fight for a cause
Raise your voice
Exterminate child labor

Do justice to them
Bring back their smile
Bless the million hearts

Children are not receiving the education and leisure which is important for their growing years, because they are sucked into commercial and laborious activities which is meant for people beyond their years.

Also see - Indian Education Guide

Global Challenges

The collapse of global financial markets have impeded economic growth and employment in developing countries. Widespread job losses has increased unemployment and pushed more workers into low-income occupations and working poverty. The declines in family and government revenue have affected children’s access to health services. This in turn has made children more vulnerable to mortality and morbidity. The economic slowdown has resulted in lower government earnings and revenues and a corresponding shrinking in the fiscal space available for public investments. While needing to help newly vulnerable populations, reductions in these and other revenues have reduced government’s capacity to fund crisis responses and maintain basic services such as health and education.

Increased efforts to generate employment will be an essential component of an effective response to the global recession in almost all developing countries. Keeping people in work, even on minimal incomes, helps to maintain essential household purchases and promotes social stability.

As government revenues decline it will be important to focus limited resources on essential health, education, and economic infrastructure services. Maintaining and increasing aid spending in education and health will have a positive impact on societies most vulnerable. It will, for example, reduce the pressures on children to leave school. Such assistance will also have an impact on the longer-term human capacity in developing countries by minimising serious regression or lags in basic education for the current generation of children.

The need for policy and regulatory reform to address the causes of the global recession is widely recognised. The global recession provides both an opportunity and a rationale to move more quickly to address overdue reforms, in areas as diverse as financial regulation, trade, competition and public sector improvement.

The recession is a global challenge requiring global solutions.