Knowledge and learning
When OC3 alliances met to share their main learnings so far, the overall take away was, that If you want to achieve results in transnational advocacy, you must start nationally. Read why and how the alliances work to achieve this.
After two years of advocacy efforts the transnational advocacy capacity building project, TRANAC, can count three notable successes in improving legislation and policies on Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE).
Read the summary of the findings and recommendations on how application of adaptive management can be improved in implementation of the EOL project.
In September 2022, Education Out Loud (EOL) organized a three-day regional learning event, gathering all its grantees and strategic partners in the West and Central Africa region.
In May, 31 EOL partners working in the HESA region gathered for the very first time for a learning and sharing event in Nairobi - Kenya. "Little did I imagine I was going to learn so much from my peers,” said one of the participants afterwards.
At the May learning event in Nairobi, the partners the partners shared lessons learned from project implementation, interacted in-person, listened to each other, and had key learnings and takeaways from this engagement. We have gathered some of the key takeaways from 10 presenting partners.
GCE and ASPBAE have held an instructive and inspiring Capacity Building Workshop on Civil Society Spotlight Reports for the High Level Political Forum (HLPF) 2022. It is now available as webinar.
Did you miss the webinar on Education in Emergencies?
On april 27th our colleague ASPBAE hosted a both instructive and inspiring webinar on how to protect Education in Emergencies - with overview of the challenges, good practives, approaches and lessons learned from the Asia Pacific Region.
Watch the full event here. https://youtu.be/0lw2PTaIOuQ
In March, Global Campaign for Education and Education Out Loud hosted a joint learning webinar on Perspectives on the UNESCO GEM Report on Non-State Actors in Education. You can watch a recording of the webinar. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-8cusBvM8c
Addressing the barriers that girls face in accessing and continuing quality education is at the core of many of the organizations supported by Education Out Loud.
What themes and events are likely to appear on the agenda of education advocates in the year to come? We have asked Kira Boe, policy advisor, Oxfam Denmark; and Ramya Vivekanandan and Margaret Louise Irving, GPE technical leads on learning and teaching and on domestic financing respectively.
Without readily available and up to date data, ensuring girls’ right to education is almost impossible. With the launch of the online EducateHER platform, HOPE Liberia aims to fill the huge data gap on girls’ education in Liberia.