The Africa Teachers Webinar series is co-sponsored by the Africa Federation of Teaching Regulatory Authorities, the African Union, the European Union’s Regional Teachers Initiative for Africa, and the GPE KIX, a joint endeavour with the
Nearly 3,000 global education experts gathered in Chicago last month for the CIES 2025 conference, and a central question emerged: How can we harness digital transformation to create more equitable education systems worldwide? The conversations
This blog is building from discussions initiated during KIX EMAP Hub Webinar 19 on Advancing Gender Equity and Social Inclusion: Evidence-Based Education Research in South Asia, Middle East and North Africa (SAMENA) on 27 March 2024, which featured
In this blog post, Freda Wolfenden, Professor of Education and International Development at the Open University, and Khalid Naeem, member of the National Commission on the Rights of the Child (NCRC), Pakistan, offer their insights and learnings
In this blog post, we hear from Terje Aksel Sanner from the University of Oslo with contributions from Kossi Kpomengi Tsali, Komi Dometo Gbokpa and Efoe Gbeteglo from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education of Togo, who offer their insights
Katherine Fulgence, Senior Lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam, and Rabson Chambua, Coordinator of the National Teachers Continuous Professional Development, Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology, have been leading the charge in
A new edition of the KIX LAC Conversations featured the participation of Alejandra Cortázar, Senior Fellow of the Inter-American Dialogue, who provided a detailed analysis of the main advances and challenges that exist in the region with respect to
Evidence emerging from GPE KIX research on data innovations aiming to improve education equity and inclusion.
What’s the difference among government permission , support , engagement , and co-creation? Many promising programs and innovations meant to improve public education start outside government. They’re designed elsewhere and introduced into
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