Global Partnership for Education

The Global Partnership for Education collaborates with over 60 developing nations to guarantee that every child has access to quality basic education. Their focus is on supporting the poorest communities, the most at-risk individuals, and children residing in fragile or conflict-affected areas.

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Créer des environnements éducatifs propices à l’apprentissage pour les enfants d’Hangu, au Pakistan | Partenariat mondial pour l'éducation

2 months ago | globalpartnership.org | Raheel Khan

Créer des environnements éducatifs propices à l’apprentissage pour les enfants d’Hangu, au Pakistan Un programme appuyé par le GPE et mis en œuvre par l’UNICEF aide le gouvernement de la province du Khyber Pakhtunkhwa au Pakistan à renforcer les environnements éducatifs. Ce blog a été précédemment publié sur le site internet de l'UNICEF.
Creating conducive learning environments for children in Hangu, Pakistan | Global Partnership for Education

2 months ago | globalpartnership.org | Raheel Khan

Creating conducive learning environments for children in Hangu, Pakistan A GPE-supported program, implemented by UNICEF, is supporting the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan to improve learning conditions for children. This blog was previously published on UNICEF's website.
Cambodia: GPE support has enabled stronger planning for more equitable education | Global Partnership for Education

Jan 15, 2025 | globalpartnership.org | GPE Secretariat

Since joining GPE in 2006, Cambodia’s progress toward a stronger education system has been marked by many milestones. By 2012, the country had achieved near universal primary education. In 2013, the Teacher Policy Action Plan was established to strengthen recruitment and performance, and the quality of teaching has since steadily improved. In 2015, Cambodia began a comprehensive revision of curricula for pre-primary to upper secondary education, which was completed in 2018.
Education in Syria | Global Partnership for Education

Dec 17, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | Ed Stone

Syria is not a partner country yet but has received funding with exceptional approval by the GPE Board. Syria received an accelerated grant of US$3.75 million to support the program: Emergency Response to Earthquake in Syria: Educational Support for Syrian Children. The program aims to ensure that children most affected by the earthquake in north-west Syria, including those with disabilities, have equitable access to safe and protective learning environments.
Blog series: Promoting climate action through education | Global Partnership for Education

Nov 21, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | GPE Secretariat

The climate and education crises are both, fundamentally, failures of their respective systems, each contributing to the current polycrisis. From the challenges that climate change poses to children’s education to rethinking education for a climate-resilient future, governments and global partners need to ensure system-wide responses to climate, environmental and education challenges.
Education in Viet Nam | Global Partnership for Education

Oct 30, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | Ed Stone

Transforming education in Viet Nam Viet Nam recognizes education as a national priority. Since 2008, the government has been spending 20% of its budget on education. The government’s strong commitment to education and long standing cultural and social support for education have led to significant progress in the sector. Viet Nam has high primary school completion rates, strong gender parity, low student/teacher ratios, and a low out of school rate.
Blog series: Valuing teachers' voices to transform education | Global Partnership for Education

Oct 25, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | GPE Secretariat

Good teachers are the cornerstone to providing quality education and ensuring children are learning. That’s why GPE prioritizes quality teaching and advocates for teachers to be engaged actors in education planning, policy making and monitoring. The need for education systems’ transformation is clear. And support to teachers is critical to achieve that.
Education in Guinea-Bissau | Global Partnership for Education

Oct 24, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | Ed Stone

Transforming education in Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau's 2011-2013 transitional education plan was endorsed in 2010 and the country organized its first joint sector review in 2014 and two other ones in 2020 and 2022. The plan could not be fully implemented due to the coup in 2012, when many donors withdrew. However, the country has taken positive steps by planning to organize annual joint sector reviews as part of its new education sector plan monitoring mechanism.
A new role with the Global Partnership for Education | Global Partnership for Education

Oct 2, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | Christine Hogan

Throughout my career including during my term as Executive Director for Canada, Ireland and the Caribbean at the World Bank Group, I have seen firsthand the impact of the global community’s investments in education and early learning. I have met champions for education arguing passionately on behalf of children being left behind because of under-investment and lack of access for the most vulnerable.
GPE's innovative financing modality in Somalia enables greater government ownership | Global Partnership for Education

Aug 13, 2024 | globalpartnership.org | GPE Secretariat

The collapse of Somalia’s central government in 1991 was followed by a protracted civil war and the breakdown of crucial institutions. In 2012, a federal government was established. However, the education sector is still recovering from longstanding capacity challenges. Public confidence in government institutions has been low and financial transparency has been a pressing concern.