Blog New INEE Reference Group to drive reforms and set global standards for EiE data INEE, ECW, and the UIS have launched a new reference group on education in emergencies (EiE) data aimed at tackling some of the sectoral challenges in EiE data collection, storage, sharing, and use.
Recurso COVID-19 Refugees' Return to Schooling Guidelines This document aims to provide practical suggestions – for UNHCR operations and partners - on how the specific needs of refugee children, youth and families can be addressed as schools begin to re-open. It complements and draws on detailed guidance issued by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee, Global Education Cluster, other UN agencies and NGOs and includes links to key resources.
Recurso Gender-responsive Education in the Context of COVID19: Framework and Progressive Standards for South Asia Based on a child-centered, cross-sectoral framework, this document sets forth evidence-informed progressive standards to support gender-responsive actions that address the unique needs of girls and boys at risk of not engaging in education, training or employment.
Recurso Analysis of international aid levels for early childhood services in crisis contexts: Key insights This report is a first attempt to estimate current global funding levels towards early childhood development in crisis settings. To better understand the extent to which children and their caregivers in crisis-affected contexts are supported to survive and thrive, donors, decision-makers and advocates should push for increased transparency on, and traceability of, funding for ECDiE.
Recurso Distance Learning During COVID-19 Crisis: Primary and Secondary School Parents Experiences in Kenya Research results from Rangwe Sub-county have shown that most learners have not benefited much from the online classes due to the network and other related challenges reported in this paper. The paper recommends that government to properly educate parents, teachers and learners on modalities of distance and remote learning programmes.
Noticias Reaching the Most Marginalized: A Human Right to Inclusive Education The ‘Disability Inclusive Education Forum – Reaching the most marginalised’, held the day after the United Nations annual International Day for Persons with Disabilities, issued a timely reminder that, in an unpredictable 2020, children and young people already facing the greatest barriers and highest risk of exclusion are being left further behind, without the opportunity to reach their full p
Evento By Refugees, For Refugees: Refugee Leadership beyond the Pandemic This webinar will explore the factors that influence the impact of refugee-led organizations (RLOs) as service-delivery providers in humanitarian settings before and during COVID-19. In the context of the Coronavirus pandemic, when international actors are limited in their mobility and access, RLOs are increasingly becoming frontline responders that provide vital assistance to displaced communities.
Recurso Informe de seguimiento de la educación en el mundo, 2020, América Latina y el Caribe: inclusión y educación: todos y todas sin excepción Prácticamente todos los países de la región reúnen datos sobre los orígenes étnicos para informar sus políticas, pero muchos de ellos siguen sin llevar a cabo encuestas por hogares para obtener datos específicos sobre las desventajas que padecen.
Recurso Relatório de monitoramento global da educação 2020, América latina e Caribe: inclusão e educação: todos, sem exceção Praticamente todos os países da região coletam dados sobre etnia para orientar decisões sobre políticas, mas muitos ainda não realizam pesquisas domiciliares para obter dados granulares sobre os desfavorecidos. A região tem a maior proporção de professores já capacitados para a inclusão, mas muitos ainda estão tentando enfrentar a desigualdade e lidar com o impacto migratório sem as pedagogias necessárias.
Recurso Global Education Monitoring Report 2020 - Latin America and the Caribbean: Inclusion and Education: All means All Practically all countries in the region collect data on ethnicity to guide policy decisions, but many still do not carry out household surveys to get granular data on disadvantage. The region has the highest share of teachers already trained on inclusion, but many are still trying to address inequality and cope with migratory impact without the pedagogies required.
