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Safeguard Yemen’s Future: Protect Education from Attack

Attacks on education in Yemen are exacerbating an already devastating crisis for education, said the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) in a briefing paper, Safeguard Yemen’s Future: Protect Education from Attack. According to Yemen’s Education Cluster, 2 million children are…

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

Education Under Attack 2018 - Ukraine Country Profile in GCPEA Report

The conflict in Ukraine has led to a splintered education system, and fighting disrupted children’s access to education near the contact line. Rockets, heavy artillery, and mortars launched by all parties to the conflict damaged or destroyed hundreds of schools on both sides of the contact line. In…

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.

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.

Jordan Joint Education Needs Assessment - Terms of Reference

The key objective of this Joint Education Needs Assessment (JENA) is to identify immediate education priorities through an analysis of the capacities and needs of affected children aged 3 to 18,and other relevant stakeholders.Following the INEE Minimum Standards for Education: Preparedness,…

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…