UNICEF releases analysis of 171 million students affected by climate disruptions in 2025
2 Sep 10 · 13d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 2 of 3
UNICEF released "Learning Interrupted: Global Snapshot of Climate-Related School Disruptions in 2025" analyzing data from 106 countries. The report found that storms, floods, heatwaves, droughts, and wildfires led to suspended classes, damaged schools, remote learning shifts, shortened instructional time, and increased dropout risk for students globally.
“For millions of children, climate hazards do more than disrupt lessons, they destroy schools, uproot families, and push the most vulnerable children, especially girls, out of the classroom for good.”
Catherine RussellCatherine Russell UNICEF Executive DirectorTaudibura Garo Student in Papua New GuineaUNICEF UN agency releasing education climate impact analysis
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3 outlets Climate-related disruptions affected schooling of 171 million students in 2025, UNICEF says
first by Anadolu Agency, 13d ago · also AllAfrica, Al Jazeera
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- Africa: Climate Hazards Disrupted Schooling for 171m Students in 2025 - - Unicef AllAfrica · 13d ago
- Climate hazards disrupted school for 1 in 10 students in 2025: UNICEF Al Jazeera · 13d ago
- Climate hazards disrupted schooling for more than 171 million students in 2025 Phys.org · 13d ago
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She is one of an estimated 171 million students worldwide whose schooling was disrupted by climate hazards in 2025, according to a new UNICEF report released Wednesday: that's roughly one in ten students, from pre-school through to the end of high school Storms were the most common cause of disruptions - affecting 109 million students - followed…
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