IIEP News - March 2024
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Let's talk about gender: New podcast out!
If education is to be truly transformative, it must leave no one behind. However, girls do not always have the same access to education as boys. While striving for parity is one part of bridging the gap, education actors must consider more than just numbers when addressing gender, equality, and inclusion. For International Women's Day, listen to our latest PlanED podcast episode on putting gender-responsive educational planning into action.
Nigeria: Gender desks on the frontline of girls' education
As part of the Gender at the Centre Initiative, nationwide gender desks are making a difference in girls' education. Read more.
Survey! Help shape our new M&E course
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Policy brief out now on including refugees in Uganda's education system
New guidance is out for the effective management of primary teachers in refugee settings. Read more.
A new GPE-IIEP self-paced course on independent appraisals of education plans
A self-paced online course on the independent appraisal of education plans is now available through the IIEP-UNESCO Global Campus. Start today!
Enhancing the quality of learning in Niger
IIEP's quality management programme has supported the establishment of small working groups to ensure that all students acquire basic knowledge. This could now become a permanent feature of the national curriculum. Read more.
Don't miss!
Events
Are you attending CIES 2024? Join our panels and workshops and check out our publications in the exhibit area.
The sixty-eighth session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68) | IIEP's Fabricia Devignes will be presenting in the side event Eliminating poverty: structural interventions through education, culture and sciences on 13 March (in-person in New York).
IIEP-UNESCO • 7-9 rue Eugène Delacroix • 75116 Paris, France
