School Meals Programmes and the Education Crisis
Millions of children are falling behind in their education as a result of the pandemic, malnutrition, and poverty. But with well-designed and properly financed school meals programs…
Author: Lana Wong
The UK Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit (PMDU): Delivering transformational change for England’s National Health Service
This blog is part of a DeliverEd Initiative series by policymakers and leaders from around the world who share their challenges in delivering reforms and reflect on the various approaches used to solve these challenges in their countries.
Five key insights from DeliverEd’s global mapping of delivery approaches
Since 2010, there has been an accelerating trend in the adoption of delivery approaches which seek to improve policy implementation and service delivery. However, little empirical evidence – especially from low- and middle-income countries – exists on the effectiveness of delivery approaches and what design choices and …
The global architecture for climate action: Lessons for the education sector?
In virtually every country, education tops the list on surveys of what citizens want for a better future. Sadly, the global community has not prioritized education accordingly. As documented by the UN Secretary-General’s Policy Brief and the Save Our Future campaign, the COVID-19 pandemic…
Broadband Commission deliberates building an inclusive post-COVID digital future
A year into the crucial Decade of Action intended to achieve 17 key Sustainable Development Goals, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in setbacks. In response, the commissioners of the UN Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development…
If we want results, let’s focus on delivery
October, 23 2017 What is the delivery approach? Where does the term come from? The delivery approach is a methodology that supports problem-solving and systematic implementation of projects. The focus is on delivery and getting things done rather than just planning...
A chorus of voices for the education #youthchallenge
Nearly 400 young people from 61 countries submitted 30-second videos to the Education Youth Video Challenge. Check them out and help choose the winner of the People’s Choice Award by voting for your favorite video. Voting closes on July 15, 2016.
Let’s make some noise: Enter the Education Youth Video Challenge!
Youth Panel Co-Chairs Kennedy Odede and Rosemarie Ramitt invite you to share your ideas about the future of education and enter the Education Youth Video Challenge. Deadline extended until June 30, 2016.