One year after the war in the Gaza Strip between December 27th 2008 and January 18th 2009, UNESCO sought to understand how the education system has been affected by the current situation in Gaza from a psychosocial perspective. In particular, how are learners, teachers, students and professors across the system coping?

تعتمد هذه الوثيقة تنظيم أداة الحد األدنى للمعايير التي أعدتها شبكة اآليني، فتُ َ قسم إلى خمسة نطاقات لكل منها معايير محددة )راجع الخارطة في الصفحة التالية(. ويتضمن المقطع المخصص لكل معيار النص األصلي للحد األدنى للمعايير، ومن ثم التوجيه لكيفية تفسير هذا المعيار العالمي في السياق اللبناني.

In 2008 INEE continued to grow at a remarkable pace. The network now brings together and serves over 3,200 members, an increase of 40% over the past year, who are working in more than 114 countries for government ministries, non-governmental organizations, UN agencies, bi- and multilateral donors, research institutions and schools.

Authored by researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers working in education in emergencies, the 42 case studies in this publication showcase promising practices in teacher professional development, well-being, management, and school leadership that represent a diversity of contexts, organizations and teacher profiles.

The special edition E-Book you are reading about today was produced in real time. The result is a contemporary historical record of how schools, NGOs, governments, and international organizations responded to school closures during the crisis and how they are attempting to use this crisis as a springboard to reimagine—and even transform—education in their communities and countries.

The aim of the study is to analyse the opportunities and challenges of emergency remote teaching based on experiences of the COVID-19 emergency.

This evaluation sought to identify how WFPs school feeding might effectively address the needs of people in emergency contexts, with a view to learning from current practices and improving future implementation.

The World Bank is the largest external financier of education worldwide. This note examines trends in girls’ education and spotlights interventions that support girls’ education. Key takeaways include the following: It is simply not enough to get girls into school. Efforts must ensure they stay in school, learn well, and are able to translate their schooling into future gains.

This article examines the ways in which the INEE Minimum Standards and other resources can assist practitioners in the design, development and implementation of emergency education programs that integrate the special education needs of all children.