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South Sudan Education Needs Assessment- Term of Reference

"The key objective of this assessment is to get an understanding of the situation of education and impact of two and half years of violence and displacement on the sector that: Specific objective 1: Provides key findings for external stakeholders to understand the situation, inform proposals and…

South Sudan Assessment Working Group Terms of Reference

Myanmar: Child Participatory Methodologies

There were child participatory sessions as part of data collection and this resource describes the child participatory methodologies that were used.

Myanmar Education in Emergencies Sector Caseload Description

This document provides a step-by-step description and rationale for calculating the total number of people in need of EiE assistance in Myanmar in 2017.

Myanmar Education in Emergencies Caseloads

Myanmar EiE Caseloads for Humanitarian Needs Overview 2017

Ethiopia Secondary Data Review Report 2016

Ethiopia has recorded one of the fastest growing economies (at an average 10.5%) in the Sub-Saharan Africa in the last 10 years. However, it ranks 174 of 188 countries on the 2015 Human Development Index implying a long way to go. The Ethiopia education system is vulnerable to both natural…

Somalia Lessons Learned

The Global Cluster hired an independent consultant to conduct a light touch lessons learned exercise in Somalia. The purpose of this review was to highlight issues within the education Cluster that should be followed-up at the country level.

Ethiopia Cluster: Status, Issues and Way Forward

This report summarises the situation the Education Cluster in Ethiopia was facing in 2011 and identifies challenges as well as opportunities the cluster faced in responding to the education crisis.

Education Cluster in Pakistan: Lessons Learned Flood Response

The Global Education Cluster commissioned a lessons learned exercise covering the period from the start of the floods in July until March 2010. This report outlines the main findings from this review and highlights a number of recommendations

Pakistan Assessment Working Group Terms of Reference

In order to further strengthen the inter-cluster coordination on assessments, the ICCM requested OCHA to establish an Assessment Working Group (AWG). The group was composed of cluster and agency needs assessment representatives and/or experts. OCHA chaired the Assessment Working Group and this…