IIEP in action | December 2021

Submitted by Mike Osborne on December 21, 2021 - 09:35

The past two years have been marked by an unprecedented global crisis, threatening years of progress in the education sector. How has IIEP helped countries around the world to plan and manage education, to adapt to emergencies and to meet new needs?

Discover our new biennial report [featured in full below].

What we do

From building policies based on evidence to putting inclusion and equity first, see what guides IIEP's work.

How we do it

IIEP applies an integrated approach to capacity development to its portfolio of 191 projects of all sizes. Learn more.

Inclusive education for children with disabilities

Learn about the impact of a training course in Eswatini, where strong signs of progress are emerging for learners with disabilities.

Mapping roads in Madagascar

900 volunteers. 9,845 kilometers of roads. 97% of schools now connected to road network data. Find out about our collaboration with UNMappers and the Ministry of Education.

How citizens can engage in educational planning and policy

See the recap from IIEP's recent Policy Forum Open Government in education: Learning from experience.

Don't miss!

Training opportunities:

Online training in French: EPA 305 - Using Data And Information for Crisis-Sensitive Educational Planning, starting in January 2022.

Events:

Amman, Jordan: Highlights from the recent policy dialogue to assess progress in the education sector.
Recap of the IIEP Office for Latin America's Regional Forum on Education Policy (3-5 November): Watch the panels, read the Forum's final recommendations and explore the initiatives from countries in the region.

Publications:

From UNESCO: Reimagining our futures together: a new social contract for education.
New edition of IIEP Office for Latin America Bulletin on Crisis-Sensitive Educational Planning, on migrant and refugee inclusion in São Paulo, Brazil. Available in Spanish and Portuguese.