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Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 (janvier 2024)

Gaza Education Cluster Response Plan

Education-Related Incidents in OPT Semi-Annual Report (January – June 2023)

Operational Guidance Note: the use of schools, educational facilities and temporary learning centres as shelter

Ideally School buildings and education facilities should not be used as shelter by families who have been displaced due to conflict. Using school buildings as shelter denies displaced and host community children access to safe learning environments.However, in a case of mass displacement where no…

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE PLAN FOR THE COX’S BAZAR EDUCATION SECTOR 2018

The influx of over 650,000 Rohingya since September 2017, coupled with extreme hazards in monsoon season and overcrowding, has created many challenges for the Education Sector responding to the crisis in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Educational activities have grown difficult to implement due to the…

Burundi EiE Working Group Response Strategy for 2017-2019

The Burundi Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has developed a response strategy for 2017-2019 based on secondary data review and experience from partners in the education sector. This document aims to offer a strategic and collective framework for all stakeholders involved in EiE…

Education in Emergencies Response Plan for Afghanistan

Education in Emergencies Response Plan for Afghanistan prepared by the Education Working Group in November 20106.

Annotated Reference Guide Attacks on Education

This Guide accompanies and complements The Role of the Education Cluster in Monitoring, Reporting and Responding to Attacks on Education: Field Guidance for Education Cluster Coordination Teams. The Annotated Guide contains a selection of recent global resources with a high level of relevance to…

EDUCATION CLUSTER ASSESSMENT ON THE STATE OF EDUCATION IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

At the time of this assessment in April 2015 the Central African Republic (CAR) was slowly recovering from two years of insecurity and political instability. Large areas of the country were still suffering from occupation by and in-fighting between various armed groups. This assessment was…

A Step Back: The impact of the recent crisis on education in Central African Republic

In December 2012, various rebel groups gathered under the monikerSéléka("coalition" in Sango) in the Central African Republic (CAR) and began a military campaign throughout the country, culminating in a coup d’étaton 24 March 2013.The education system has been severely affected.Schools closed(and…