GPE Launches Open Data Project to Better Measure Education Progress and Make it Transparent
Posted on 21 May 2013 by Yann Doignon

New data webpages for 29 countries with thousands of education data points Only few insiders know that the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) is gathering vast amounts of data and education indicators from dozens of GPE developing-country partners. There are thousands of precious data points representing all aspects of a country’s education sector – unfortunately [...]
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Reading Helps You Think
Posted on 17 May 2013 by GPE Secretariat

Picture of the Week “In Ollantaytambo in Peru, children learn that reading inspires and motivates them to pursue their own interests, passions and dedications.” This picture and essay were submitted to the 2012 Reading Changed My Life Contest by Nelson Sosa from Argentina. Take a look at some of the nearly 1,000 photos and videos submitted [...]
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Do You Need a Room to Learn?
Posted on 16 May 2013 by Emily Doerr

USAID’s commitment to closing the gap on the Education MDG Developing countries have succeeded in reducing the number out-of-school primary-aged children by 37 million since 1999. However, progress towards universal access has stagnated, and more than 61 million primary-aged children still remain out of school, with 40% in countries affected by conflict. USAID already works [...]
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Family = Support to Children’s Education
Posted on 15 May 2013 by Chantal Rigaud

Family members are key in helping children to learn and succeed In the Dominican Republic, Odalis (on the left in this photo) learned to read when she was 8 years old. She lived with her grandparents who did not know how to read. With her cousins, she would try to read the book “Nacho”. They [...]
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