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Termes de Reference - Cluster Education Mali

IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) for the Education Cluster: A Guidance

Guidance on obtaining useful data from IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to inform emergency education planning and response

Nigeria Education Working Group Strategy 2018

In 2018 the EiE WG will focus efforts on responding to the emergency needs in education facing the people of Northeast Nigeria specifically in Borno,Adamawa And Yobe.

Mali Education in Emergency Sector Strategy

Memorandum of Understanding for MALI Education Cluster Lead and Co-Lead Arrangement

In line with the global agreement, UNICEF and Save the Children have also been designated as Lead and Co-Lead Agencies respectively of the Mali Education Cluster, The present Memorandum of Understanding outlines the modalities for the Lead and Co-Lead arrangement.

Code of Conduct For field teams participating in the Ukraine NGO Forum Multi-Sector Needs Assessment

"This code of conduct provides basic standards in relation to interviewing and documenting information as part of the NGO Forum Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (MSNA) for Eastern Ukraine. The principles laid down in this code of conduct are to safeguard the best interests of respondents for their…

Mali Education Cluster - Magpi Mobile Data Collection Lessons Learned

In August 2014 the Mali Education Cluster conducted a sector needs assessment in Mali’s Kidal region using Mapi. This report contains lessons from this assessment.

The Child Friendly Community Assessment Tools: A Facilitator’s Guide to the Local Assessment of Children’s Rights

This guidebook describes a detailed step-by-step process for broadly assessing and monitoring children’s living conditions in communities of cities and towns of different sizes as well as in rural communitie. The assessment process outlined in the guidebook enables the collection of community level…

Adamawa State Floods: Education Sector Snapshot - October 2022

n 2022 the flash flood began early in Adamawa in the Month of July. Heavy rainfall alongside the release of water from the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon have caued the flooding. State Emergency Management Agency reports that an estimated 171, 000persons are affected, while 89,000 hectares of farmlands are…