Our Library Search Our Library Search °Annual Reports °Right to Education °Educate Every Child °Education in Conflict °Education: The Key to Development °Youth Leadership 100 results Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - MALAYSIA As of July 2013, the population of Malaysia was 29.8 million. Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country comprising of Malays and other Bumiputera of Sabah and Sarawak… Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - BOTSWANA The Republic of Botswana is a small landlocked country located in southern Africa. A British colony for 81 years, Botswana gained independence in 1966. Botswana’s population currently is… Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - BRAZIL Brazil was a latecomer to the cluster of countries with broad and open access education systems. The country worked hard and fast to incorporate the growing population of… Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - LEBANON Lebanon has been successful in increasing access and retention of children in school, as indicated by its primary school net enrolment rate of 94.9 percent in 2011. Research January 1, 2014 Quantitative Impact of Conflict on Education A series of reports sets out to quantify the impact of armed conflict on education and seeks to arrive at estimates of the order of magnitude of the… Research January 1, 2014 Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use during Armed Conflict The Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use of Schools and Universities were finalized in 2014 and annexed to the Safe Schools Declaration adopted at an… Research November 1, 2013 Learning to Live Together The study is an attempt to promote peace and harmony among the diverse communities. Research October 29, 2013 Costs of Not Educating OOSC (2013) A graphic, prepared by R4D, that shows the high cost of not providing universal primary education. Research October 29, 2013 Benefits of Educating OOSC (2013) Research October 1, 2013 Barriers, Obstacles and Approaches Taken in Current EAC Priority Countries (2013) A single graphic that lists nine barriers that keep children out of primary education and the different approaches that current EAC partners are using to overcome the obstacles. Research September 1, 2013 Education and the Law of Reparations The study seeks to address the lack of attention paid to reparations for violations of international law during times of insecurity and armed conflict that affect education. Research April 28, 2013 A Moral Obligation, an Economic Priority: the Urgency of Enrolling Out of School Children The data and analysis show that providing a quality primary education to all children has significant economic and other effects that are beneficial to nations and our global… Research April 1, 2013 Exclusion from Education: the Economic Cost of Out of School Children in 20 Countries The second publication from EAC that focuses on the costs of not providing universal primary education shows that the costs of not educating children significantly outweigh the costs… Research July 1, 2012 Education for Global Citizenship The study examines the contribution that education for local, national and global citizenship and associated themes can make. Research June 1, 2012 Conflict-sensitive Education Policy The paper offers technical planning advice for high-level policy makers in ministries of education and donors in situations of conflict, recovering from conflict, or at risk of it. Research February 10, 2009 Education in Emergencies: Including Everyone This guide looks at how to make education in emergencies more accessible for everyone, particularly those often excluded from education. Previous Page 5 of 5
Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - MALAYSIA As of July 2013, the population of Malaysia was 29.8 million. Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country comprising of Malays and other Bumiputera of Sabah and Sarawak…
Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - BOTSWANA The Republic of Botswana is a small landlocked country located in southern Africa. A British colony for 81 years, Botswana gained independence in 1966. Botswana’s population currently is…
Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - BRAZIL Brazil was a latecomer to the cluster of countries with broad and open access education systems. The country worked hard and fast to incorporate the growing population of…
Research April 29, 2014 Perspectives on Practice and Policy - LEBANON Lebanon has been successful in increasing access and retention of children in school, as indicated by its primary school net enrolment rate of 94.9 percent in 2011.
Research January 1, 2014 Quantitative Impact of Conflict on Education A series of reports sets out to quantify the impact of armed conflict on education and seeks to arrive at estimates of the order of magnitude of the…
Research January 1, 2014 Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use during Armed Conflict The Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use of Schools and Universities were finalized in 2014 and annexed to the Safe Schools Declaration adopted at an…
Research November 1, 2013 Learning to Live Together The study is an attempt to promote peace and harmony among the diverse communities.
Research October 29, 2013 Costs of Not Educating OOSC (2013) A graphic, prepared by R4D, that shows the high cost of not providing universal primary education.
Research October 1, 2013 Barriers, Obstacles and Approaches Taken in Current EAC Priority Countries (2013) A single graphic that lists nine barriers that keep children out of primary education and the different approaches that current EAC partners are using to overcome the obstacles.
Research September 1, 2013 Education and the Law of Reparations The study seeks to address the lack of attention paid to reparations for violations of international law during times of insecurity and armed conflict that affect education.
Research April 28, 2013 A Moral Obligation, an Economic Priority: the Urgency of Enrolling Out of School Children The data and analysis show that providing a quality primary education to all children has significant economic and other effects that are beneficial to nations and our global…
Research April 1, 2013 Exclusion from Education: the Economic Cost of Out of School Children in 20 Countries The second publication from EAC that focuses on the costs of not providing universal primary education shows that the costs of not educating children significantly outweigh the costs…
Research July 1, 2012 Education for Global Citizenship The study examines the contribution that education for local, national and global citizenship and associated themes can make.
Research June 1, 2012 Conflict-sensitive Education Policy The paper offers technical planning advice for high-level policy makers in ministries of education and donors in situations of conflict, recovering from conflict, or at risk of it.
Research February 10, 2009 Education in Emergencies: Including Everyone This guide looks at how to make education in emergencies more accessible for everyone, particularly those often excluded from education.