Impact of Re-prioritization on EiE

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The unprecedented reduction in foreign aid by some of the world’s largest donors in 2025 has had a drastic impact on the world’s most vulnerable, not least when it comes to Education In Emergencies.

The Geneva Global Hub for Education in Emergencies, the Global Education Cluster and the Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) have launched a…

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The first half of 2025 has plunged the world into a period of profound uncertainty, and the global humanitarian system is being tested at every turn. For millions of children and youth, the consequences have been devastating: education is once again among the first casualties of crisis. Over the past few months, the Global Education Cluster (GEC) has been working…

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A new analysis by the GEC of the 2025 HNRP re-prioritization exercise reveals a stark reality for Education in Emergencies. Based on figures from 21 Education Clusters:

the global funding requirements for Education were reduced by 33% and target numbers by 43%the range of funding and target number reductions reaches up to 90%compared to the "Big Five" Clusters…
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In 2022, Pakistan experienced devastating flooding that submerged 1/3 of the country, and recent figures after the flood report that 25.1 million children are out of school with 74% in rural areas.The Pakistan Education Sector Working Group is pioneering Anticipatory Action approaches to education funded by Education…

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The Global Education Cluster has updated its Guide to Coordinated Education in Emergencies Needs Assessments and Analysis. This practical tool supports clusters in planning, coordinating, and conducting Joint Education Needs Assessments for stronger, evidence-based responses. From identifying key decisions and conducting secondary data…

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