Safeena Husain: A bold plan to empower 1.6 million out-of-school girls in India
莎菲娜 胡珊: 教育印度一百六十萬名沒就學女孩的大膽計畫
Safeena Husain has worked extensively with rural and urban underserved communities in South America, Africa and Asia. After returning to India, she chose the agenda closest to her heart -- girls' education -- and founded Educate Girls. Full bio
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and interconnected and difficult.
we have to a silver bullet
就是女子教育,
most difficult problems.
一些最棘手的問題。
is one of the best investments
所能做出的最佳投資之一。
Development Goals.
nutrition, employment --
when girls are educated.
對所有這些都有正面的影響。
have recently rated girls' education
to reverse global warming.
than solar panels and electric cars.
太陽能板和電動汽車。
when girls are educated,
it's a problem we have to solve once.
遲早得解決的問題。
is more than twice as likely
and literacy gap forever.
姓別和識字的差距。
four million out-of-school girls,
四百萬名沒有就學的女孩,
because of, obviously poverty,
上學的原因是貧困、
underlying factor of mindset.
whose name was Naraaz Nath.
叫做娜拉茲 納斯。
"Why is your name 'angry'?"
妳被取名為『憤怒』」?
was so angry when a girl was born."
是女孩時,大家都很憤怒。」
that would be the last girl to be born.
不要再生女孩了。
or completing their education.
works to change this.
致力於改變這一點。
偏遠的部落村莊中努力。
of the most difficult, rural,
from the same villages.
有熱情、受過教育的年輕人。
for the girl child.
our community volunteers,
we hand-hold them.
is about identifying every single girl
is a little different and high-tech,
且用到高科技,
have a smartphone.
都有一支智慧手機。
that our team needs.
都在那應用程式上。
they're going to be conducting the survey,
前往要進行調查的地方,
all the questions,
to conduct the survey,
is in real time and is of good quality.
就會是即時的高品質資料。
go door-to-door
挨家挨戶去拜訪,
to find every single girl
or dropped out of school.
and technology piece,
who the girls are and where they are.
這些女孩的身分和所在。
villages are geotagged,
都有地理標籤,
build that information out
of bringing them back into school.
帶回學校的流程。
our community mobilization process,
neighborhood meetings,
of parents and families,
針對父母和家庭做個別諮詢,
back into school.
到幾個月都有可能。
from a few weeks to a few months.
into the school system,
體制中,我們也會和學校合作,
have all the basic infrastructure
a separate toilet for girls,
單獨給女孩使用的廁所、
if our children weren't learning.
這一切都沒有用了。
learning program,
are first-generation learners.
都是第一代學習者。
to help them with homework,
能協助他們做功課,
their education.
of the learning in the classrooms.
bringing the girls in,
they're staying and learning.
control evaluation
that over a three-year period
經過三年期之後,
92 percent of all out-of-school girls
went up significantly
like an additional year of schooling
who's entering the school system
進入學校體制。
at 13,000 villages.
一萬三千個村落實施。
因為有用到資料和科技。
sustainable and systemic,
with the community,
with the government,
of a parallel delivery system.
this innovative partnership
the government, this smart model,
a full 40 percent of the problem
問題解決掉四成。
in the next five years.
about doing that,
it's a huge country.
它是個很大的國家。
40 percent of the problem?
with data and with technology,
用了很多資料和科技,
有四成未就學的女孩,
of the out-of-school girls.
big piece of the puzzle.
across the entire country.
five percent of the villages,
a large piece of the problem.
of out-of-school girls,
related indicators, right,
poverty, infant mortality,
a large multiplier effect
1.6 million girls back into school.
女孩帶回學校。
doing this for over a decade,
在此投入了超過十年,
who said to me,
有任何一位女孩會對我說:
wants to go to school.
都想要去上學。
those 1.6 million dreams.
那一百六十萬個夢想。
with our model is about 20 dollars.
並讓她登記入學,要花大約 $20。
and providing a learning program,
並提供一個學習方案,
the biggest asset we have.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Safeena Husain - Social entrepreneurSafeena Husain has worked extensively with rural and urban underserved communities in South America, Africa and Asia. After returning to India, she chose the agenda closest to her heart -- girls' education -- and founded Educate Girls.
Why you should listen
Safeena Husain is the Founder and Executive Director of Educate Girls, and she's well acquainted with the problem she's trying to solve. As a girl in Delhi, she found refuge and opportunity in her studies -- and while she later dropped out of school, a loving parent helped her to return to her education and go on to graduate from the London School of Economics. After working at a startup in Silicon Valley, Husain felt called to social impact. She led the US-based organization Child Family Health International for seven years, and in 2004, returned to India to take on the issue closest to her heart. In 2007, she launched Educate Girls in Rajasthan, a region of India where women and girls face some of the greatest disparities in the country. She has shepherded the organization through dramatic growth.
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