Murat Sahin: How can we hear young people’s voices so they can be involved in shaping everything they live through?
The head of Kosovo’s UNICEF office speaks on the three priorities for child development in Kosovo.
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One out of five living in poverty means that the family does not have the means to give the best for the child.
My call to the political parties and the coalitions is to find a way because we know the evidence and it needs to be addressed on a much bigger level.
When the new coalition is established we all get together and we lock ourselves away for three days and we say: This is 2025 for Kosovo.
If you look at education here it is didactic, old style, boring. I mean when I go to schools here it is time-travel for me. It is like ‘Hey this is the most boring learning.’
In five years time what kind of place do we want to give to our children?
Ngadhnjim Avdyli
Ngadhnjim Avdyli is a former K2.0 staff journalist, covering mainly politics, governance and social justice issues. He has a degree in journalism from the University of Prishtina.
This story was originally written in English.