“If people are not educated, we don’t have a future. When a school building is in good condition, parents don’t need to worry about their children studying in the rain, students can concentrate better than before and there’s better attendance,” says Thu Htay Kune, a young graduate working with the National Community-Driven Development Project in Myanmar.
Learn how the project is helping put people first across nearly 9,000 villages in the country. Read more, here: http://wrld.bg/CKcD30c4lUr[fb_vid id=”1914199778605769″]