Besintu comedy drama episode 14

The entertaining Ethiopian drama Besintu season 1 episode 14. Identify talented young people from economically disadvantaged communities worldwide, including Africa, and support them in secondary and tertiary education. Initially, the program was intended to reach 15,000 young people. Over the past decade, the Mastercard Foundation has provided her with $1.7 billion through this initiative to serve nearly 40,000 young people. More than 72% of them are young women, according to the foundation. Reeta Roy, President and CEO of the Mastercard Foundation, said the program “enables thousands of talented and deserving young people to receive quality education and develop as leaders.” To date, 18,544 young people have completed secondary and tertiary education. Roy said alumni are leaders and innovators. Activists and entrepreneurs; addressing everything from climate change to health inequalities. “Their collective influence will be felt for generations to come,” said the CEO of the Mastercard Foundation. According to his 2020/2021 survey of a sample of program graduates, 87% of high school graduates and 71% of college graduates are employed. Together they created more than 16,000 jobs, according to a study of alumni turned entrepreneurs. Additionally, 40% of his college graduates say they support their siblings’ education. Launched in 2012, the program began as a $500 million initiative to develop the next generation of leaders to drive social and economic change.