The IIEP Letter: how educational planning can support the new Education 2030 agenda.
The IIEP Letter - Nov. 2016
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24 November 2016
As IIEP’s Anton De Grauwe writes: "Countries need sector-wide policies and plans, characterized by a balanced approach between the different sub-sectors, paying attention to the articulation between them." The 2030 agenda also requires comprehensive strategies, and an emphasis on monitoring and accountability.
This edition of the IIEP Newsletter examines some of the resources, platforms and projects that support education actors in planning for and monitoring the new Education 2030 agenda.
As IIEP’s Anton De Grauwe writes: "Countries need sector-wide policies and plans, characterized by a balanced approach between the different sub-sectors, paying attention to the articulation between them." The 2030 agenda also requires comprehensive strategies, and an emphasis on monitoring and accountability.
This edition of the IIEP Newsletter examines some of the resources, platforms and projects that support education actors in planning for and monitoring the new Education 2030 agenda. Read this issue here
Also in this issue:
IIEP's role in Education 2030,
Suzanne Grant Lewis, IIEP Director
Educational planning for the 2030 agenda
By Anton de Grauwe, Programme Specialist, IIEP
Do school grants improve the quality of teaching,
By Christine Emeran, Programme Specialist, IIEP
Easing the transition from school to work
by Maria del Carmen Feijoó, Programme Specialist, IIEP- Buenos Aires
Published biannually, The IIEP Letter covers the latest trends, research and perspectives in educational planning and management from around the world.