Impact of Climate Change on Education and Child Development
The Global Education Monitoring Report 2024, published by UNESCO in July 2024, underscores the profound long-term impact of climate change on children's education and development.
- The key findings and recommendations of the report have been outlined here.
Climate Change's Impact on Child Development
- Vulnerability of Young Children: The report emphasizes that children are particularly vulnerable to climate-related stressors such as heatwaves, floods, and droughts, which can adversely affect their cognitive abilities, emotional well-being, and educational opportunities.
Case Studies
- Ecuador: Children exposed to severe El Niño floods while in utero exhibited stunted growth and poorer cognitive performance at ages five to ....
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