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Read how a sector-wide approach to inform planning, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation, is helping the country to provide assistance that emphasizes strengthening national ownership and building a nationally-managed system in education.
The following resources are presentations and recordings from a webinar on the use of open school data by International Institute for Educational Planning -…
This guidance note was developed to provide a framework for how the Education Out Loud programme works with inclusion and gender issues. It provides…
A Rede Nacional da Campanha de Educação para Todos em Cabo Verde - RNCEPT-CV - alcançou o que muitos pregam, mas apenas alguns praticam.
Let’s Talk Education was created to enable a broad debate on education during the pandemic. Now, this widely popular Pakistan podcast is gearing up for it’s post-pandemic second season engaging students and decision makers from all over the country.
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 Sudan and Somalia, women have traditionally been underprioritized in education. This is now changing with the Arab Campaign for Education for All increasing the role and influence of women in both countries.
The Cabo Verdean National Education Coalition RNCEPT-CV—has achieved what many preach but few practice: It has made the coalition more inclusive for people with disabilities and their representative organizations
The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) approved the extension of the world’s largest education advocacy fund, Education Out Loud. The extension runs through mid-2027 with an additional US$60 million, bringing the total funding to US$133 million.
A new and powerful tool produced by EOL partner COSYDEP enables citizens and civil society actors in Senegal to better understand budget orientation by the state laying the foundation towards transformative change.
A GPE youth leader shares how GPE’s support to civil society in Honduras has helped to strengthen accountability and civic participation in education.
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.