Despite great progress in the last few years, millions of children are still denied their right to education. Restricted access to education is one of the surest ways of transmitting poverty from generation to generation. Education is a vital human right, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Every girl and every boy should have the right to a quality education so that they can have more chances in life, including employment opportunities, better health and also to participate in the political process. We are aimed at reducing the illiteracy rate among our girls and to destroy the notion of not educating women, especially as it noted that educating a woman is educating a nation (Ban Ki Moon) .With the statistics of high illiteracy rate among rural areas, due to low income owners, inaccessibility to school, gender inequality, tradition and more, it is the more reason we want to see why and how these situations should be remedy or redress. That is either by bringing school closer to areas in need, pay school fees, and provide uniforms, school materials, desks or renovating dilapidated buildings and change the arcuate traditional mind-set of the people .In the nutshell, impacting education on a Cameroonian rural woman will led to a sustainable economic development.
