Draft of Baseline Principles for IFFEd now available for review
The Education Commission has developed a set of baseline principles to guide the final design of IFFEd.
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Media Coverage
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April 11, 2018
Educating the Commonwealth (Project Syndicate)
- The New Global Youth Movement (Project Syndicate)
- Latin American finance leaders have the power to transform education (Clarin)
- Could schools take a cue from the health force? (DevEx)
- Invest in education to turn African girls into superheroes (Thomson Reuters Foundation News)
Updates
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March 20, 2018
Live from the Education Workforce Initiative Launch
- 2018 delivers first win for global education financing
- Highlights from the live forum with Commissioner Julia Gillard
- Taking the case for education to Davos
- Commissioner Ju-Ho Lee: “Together we can deliver an education for all”
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The Education Commission is a major global initiative engaging world leaders, policy makers and researchers to develop a renewed and compelling investment case and financing pathway for achieving equal educational opportunity for children and young people.
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Over the last year, the Commission invited organizations, NGOs, teachers, young people and civil society to be a part of their effort to inspire global decision makers to finance and deliver quality education for all.