In educational planning, results matter

Results are an important part of educational planning: how does a plan improve learning, and address disparities? Results also matter to IIEP. That is why the Institute has
recently begun outcome harvesting as a way to reveal the transformations
brought about by education sector planning. Learn more about this method and
our results from Jordan and Guinea.

Linking learning assessment data and planning

Worldwide, there is a lot of learning assessment data – but is it systematically used in the planning cycle? IIEP researcher Ieva Raudonyte introduces new research findings – including policy briefs and information sheets – from six countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Interested in this topic: join the upcoming webinar series!

Countering the effects of COVID-19 on learning

During the COVID-19 crisis, it can be difficult to know how well students are doing. However, information is key so that resources go where they are needed most. Featured now on the IIEP Learning Portal, is a selection of key readings to help guide policy-makers and planners.

Gender equality is an investment for the future

From Dioïla, Mali, Issiaka M’bo Coulibaly believes all children – regardless of who they are – should have equal opportunity in education. This is not only for the well-being of young people, but for the future of his country. Read about his commitment to gender-responsive educational planning.

Teacher career reforms now in Spanish

Many governments look for ways to diversify teacher career structures and to widen career advancement opportunities to attract and retain high-performing teachers. Our research – from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, to New York City – is now available in Spanish | Also in English.

Training with IIEP Buenos Aires

Starting April 6th, policy-makers can join the online Regular Training Programme (in Spanish and Portuguese). Learn more & apply by 15 March.

Training with IIEP Paris

Discover the Specialized Courses Programme, a fully online, short-term learning experience, with the first deadline on 19 March for a course on using data in crisis-sensitive educational planning.

Upcoming IIEP events:

Webinars on privatization: Join the final discussion on private sector involvement in education on 10 March.

Follow all of IIEP's events on the new dedicated web page!

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