Resources

Memorandum of Understanding Education Working Group Co-Lead Arrangement Afghanistan

As it has at the Global level, it has been agreed that the co-leadership agreement will be replicated in Afghanistan with Save the children and UNICEF acting as Co-Leads agencies, in line with the global arrangement. The present Memorandum of Understanding outlines the modalities for this…

Burundi Groupe de Travail Éducation en Situations d’Urgence Infographie Strategie 2017

Burundi Groupe de Travail Éducation en Situations d’Urgence Infographie - Stratégie de réponse 2017-2019

Burundi EiE Working Group Response Strategy for 2017-2019

The Burundi Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has developed a response strategy for 2017-2019 based on secondary data review and experience from partners in the education sector. This document aims to offer a strategic and collective framework for all stakeholders involved in EiE…

Afghanistan Education in Emergency Working Group Monitoring Tool

An example of an education monitoring tool developed by the Afghanistan Education in Emergency Working Group developed in Excel.

Stratégie du groupe de travail sur l’éducation en situations d’urgence du Burundi

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

Education in Emergencies Response Plan for Afghanistan

Education in Emergencies Response Plan for Afghanistan prepared by the Education Working Group in November 20106.

EDUCATION CLUSTER ASSESSMENT ON THE STATE OF EDUCATION IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

At the time of this assessment in April 2015 the Central African Republic (CAR) was slowly recovering from two years of insecurity and political instability. Large areas of the country were still suffering from occupation by and in-fighting between various armed groups. This assessment was…