Impact of Re-prioritization on EiE

Coordination matters, especially as we are witnessing some of the worst humanitarian crises across the globe. Increasing conflicts, natural disasters, and climate change have deprived millions of children of quality learning. Worsened by reduced funding, emergency responses call for coordination so we can better use our…

Two years after the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan, war rages on – and children are bearing the brunt, with their futures hanging in the balance.

The largest displacement crisis in the world has had catastrophic consequences for the country’s education system, bringing it to the brink of collapse. The vast majority of Sudan’s children have lost nearly two…

Armed conflict, migration and climate change are plaguing children’s education in Colombia. 

The Education Cluster in Colombia is coordinating with regional, national and sub-national actors for a comprehensive, rapid response to mitigate the impact of these crisis on children’s education – not only to ensure…

The GEC participated in the 2025 Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) leading dialogues on Education in Emergencies (EiE) in the humanitarian sector.

HNPW took place against a backdrop of seismic changes to the humanitarian and donor landscape as well as escalating crises around the world, drawing the criticality of lifesaving humanitarian…

Education in Emergencies (EiE) is chronically underfunded. Despite a direct correlation between rising inequalities in education and risk of conflict, it receives less than 3% of the humanitarian aid. So, what are the main reasons to invest in EiE?