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UNICEF: 171 million students' schooling disrupted by climate in 2025

Kenya data1.9 million students disrupted, drought primary hazard

3 Sep 10 · 13d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 3 of 3

In Kenya specifically, approximately 1.9 million students—roughly 1 in 10 learners enrolled from pre-primary to secondary—experienced climate-related disruption in 2025. Drought was identified as the major hazard in Kenya. Across Africa, Niger, South Sudan, Malawi, and Somalia were heavily affected, with South Sudan having 2.8 million school-age children already out of school.

Kenya data: 1.9 million students disrupted, drought primary hazard
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Catherine Russell UNICEF Executive DirectorTaudibura Garo Student in Papua New GuineaUNICEF UN agency releasing education climate impact analysis

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  1. 1 outlet Africa: More Than 171 Million Students Had Their Schooling Disrupted By Climate Hazards in 2025 - Unicef

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