95 percent in the developing world
In rural communities there is also a shortage of classrooms and trained teachers
their struggles are made stronger and they can obtain support and protection against retribution
Through "Building Respect through Internet Dialogue and Global Education (BRIDGE)
especially for vulnerable young children
Prevent Conflict Basic Needs_Water 95 percent in the developingProblem In an area characterized by fragile regimes and frozen conflicts, repressive political autocracies and poverty plague the long suffering populations of the Caucasus. Resource based patronage networks, strategic interests, and endemic corruption dominate the economic, political, and social spheres in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. From its base in Georgia, Crisis Groups Caucasus Project monitors the democratization and conflict resolution