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Overview

The sharing and exchange of knowledge is one of KIX’ key functions. Country representatives share information, innovations, and best practices for education policy and programming and to inform knowledge gaps and policy priorities.

Four regional hubs, each managed by a regional learning partner, act as knowledge brokering units for KIX. Each hub represents a cluster of GPE partner countries and functions as a regional forum to facilitate cross-country knowledge exchange and mobilization, learning, synthesis, and collaboration among key national education stakeholders. The overall objectives and responsibilities of the hubs include:

  1. Foster demand-driven regional knowledge exchange and strengthen the capacity of hub members to identify, use, share, and mobilize evidence related to priority  policy challenges.  
  2. Produce relevant knowledge and evidence syntheses and disseminate these to relevant actors. 
  3. Mobilize regional knowledge and evidence uptake.

Other activities include: conducting education system reviews; establishing digital exchange platforms; and developing a regional call-to-action to define the priorities of education stakeholders.

KIX Regional Hubs