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IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN EDUCATION IN NEPAL
“Education is one thing no one can take away from you.” —Elin Nordegren
Education is a precious resource that empowers and enlightens humanity. For generations, it will continue to be the most effective instrument for improving who we are as people and connecting us to the rest of the world. Everyone should have access to education irrespective of their race, gender, caste, religion, and gender.
Women regularly leave school, especially in the upper levels, despite the fact that enrolment in elementary schools in Nepal is gender-balanced. This situation is explained in part by characteristics including living in remote areas, coming from low-income families, being married early, suffering gender-based violence, and having poor learning conditions. Also, compared to men, women have substantially lower literacy rates. In Nepal, girls' education is still neglected, particularly in remote places where Dalits and others from lower socioeconomic classes live. Leading contributors to this include parents who lack motivation to support their daughters' education, the school environment, a lack of understanding, cultural beliefs that a girl's education is not important, and cultural views that a girl's education is not valued.
Women's education is as vital as men, and as long as it is ignored, the education system in Nepal remains a failure. Efforts must be made to create awareness and provide financial aid for women. Scholarships and Special provisions can be provided to aid families in educating their children. With proper awareness and financial help, we can make the education system in Nepal accessible to everyone. It will be the key to a better nation.