ASEAN

Here's how to prepare South-East Asia's young people for the future

Grade 9 students in a hallway of Timoteo Paez High School in metro Manila, Philippines, September 2015.

Transforming ASEAN education will require an innovative and entrepreneurial approach. Image: Reuters/Romeo Ranoc

Karin Hulshof
Regional Director for East Asia and Pacific , United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
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