Imagine a child in a rural village, walking miles each day to attend a school with limited resources. For many in these communities, education is not just a right—it’s a lifeline, capable of breaking the cycle of poverty and unlocking opportunities for a brighter future. Rural communities play a crucial role in achieving global development goals. Through agriculture, they contribute to food security; by supporting local economies, they create jobs; and through responsible resource management, they promote environmental sustainability. Yet these communities face significant challenges, including high poverty levels and limited access to quality education.