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✓ Published: 15-Jun-2015
✓ Published: 15-Jun-2015
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Since January 2015, the Playing For Change Foundation has been working in the slums of Mirpur District of Dhaka, Bangladesh, to provide music education to underprivileged children. In this district, 32% of residents live below the national poverty line of $2 per day and child malnutrition rates are 48%.Illiteracy rates are among the highest in the world.nnFree and adapted music classes and music performances are being integrated into the curriculum of three existing education centers which are
Since January 2015, the Playing For Change Foundation has been working in the slums of Mirpur District of Dhaka, Bangladesh, to provide music education to underprivileged children. In this district, 32% of residents live below the national poverty line of $2 per day and child malnutrition rates are 48%.Illiteracy rates are among the highest in the world.nnFree and adapted music classes and music performances are being integrated into the curriculum of three existing education centers which are
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