Blogue Call for Evidence and Learning: Strengthening crisis and risk-related data and institutional education information systems We are thrilled to announce UNESCO’s second call for evidence and learning on strengthening education information systems and improved data in emergencies and protracted crises (EiEPC).
Recurso Using Learning Assessment Data for Educational Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa: A comparative analysis The new IIEP-UNESCO publication compares data from The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Namibia, Senegal, and Zambia to explore the complex dynamics of the use of learning data, examining among other factors, the interactions among the different actors.
Recurso The real lives behind the data: Children with disabilities in education across Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and the occupied Palestinian territory This factsheet presents six stories from children with disabilities, collected by Humanity & Inclusion in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt and the occupied Palestinian territory.
Recurso Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in Education in Emergencies (EiE): A Compendium of Vignettes for Research & Practice In conducting program, research, and/or evaluation activities in the EiE field, individuals may find themselves unprepared to address the ethical dilemmas that inevitably arise in these settings. To bridge this gap, a group of researchers, practitioners, and graduate students curated a collection of 18 short vignettes based on the real-life challenges and ethical dilemmas they faced.
Recurso Data Disaggregation for Inclusive Quality Education in Emergencies: The COVID-19 Experience in Ghana In this field note, Abdul Badi Sayibu considers the phone-based surveys that Plan International used to assess the reach of and participation in its Making Ghanaian Girls Great Program. He suggests this is a viable method for collecting sex-disaggregated data in vulnerable and hard-to-reach contexts, and for facilitating rapid analyses of data for EiE program decisionmaking.
Recurso Désagrégation des données pour une éducation en situations d'urgence inclusive et de qualité : L'expérience de la COVID-19 au Ghana Dans cette note de terrain, Abdul Badi Sayibu examine les enquêtes téléphoniques que Plan International a utilisées pour évaluer la portée et la participation à son programme Making Ghanaian Girls Great. Il suggère qu'il s'agit d'une méthode viable pour collecter des données désagrégées par sexe dans des contextes vulnérables et difficiles à atteindre et pour les analyser et utiliser facilement.
Recurso Desagregación de datos para la educación de calidad inclusiva en situaciones de emergencia: La experiencia del COVID-19 en Ghana En esta nota de campo, Abdul Badi Sayibu examina las encuestas telefónicas que Plan International utilizó para evaluar el alcance y la participación en su programa Making Ghanaian Girls Great, y su viabilidad para recopilar datos desglosados por sexo en contextos vulnerables y de difícil acceso, y para facilitar el análisis rápido de los datos para la toma de decisiones de los programas de EeE.
Recurso Desagregação de dados para educação inclusiva e de qualidade em situações de emergência: A experiência da pandemia de COVID-19 no Gana Abdul Badi Sayibu considerou questionários realizados por telefone que a Plan International utilizou para avaliar o alcance e a participação no seu Programa Making Ghanaian Girls Great. Ele sugere que é um método viável para recolher dados desagregados por sexo em contextos vulneráveis e de difícil acesso, e que facilitam análises rápidas de dados para a tomada de decisões em programas de EeE.
Recurso تصنيف البيانات من أجل تعليم شامل ونوعي في حالات الطوارئ: تجربة كوفيد-19 في غانا يقوم عبد البادي سايبو في هذه المذكرة الميدانية بفحص الاستطلاعات عبر الهاتف التي استخدمتها بلان إنترناشيونال في تقييم المشاركة ببرنامج "جعل فتيات غانا رائعات" ومدى انتشاره. ويقترح سايبو أنها طريقة قابلة للتطبيق لجمع البيانات المصنفة حسب الجنس في السياقات الهشة والتي يصعب الوصول إليها، ولتسهيل التحليلات السريعة للبيانات من أجل اتخاذ القرارات في برنامج التعليم في حالات الطوارئ.
Recurso Global Estimates: Number of Crisis-Affected Children and Adolescents in Need of Education Support This new study proposes a new methodology that leverages the latest, most granular available data on crisis severity, children with functional difficulties, forcibly displaced children, out-of-school rates and data from learning outcomes from databases to estimate of the number of out-of-school children in emergencies and the number of crisis-affected children who may not be learning.
