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Mary Joy Pigozzi, PhD Director, Educate A Child (EAC) Barriers OOSC face and how educaAon systems can address them World EducaAon Forum—21 May 2015

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Page 1: BarriersOOSCfaceandhoweducaon systemscanaddressthem · barriers and obstacles to education and approaches adopted by eac and its partners to address them refugees / idps /returness

Mary  Joy  Pigozzi,  PhD  Director,  Educate  A  Child  (EAC)  

Barriers  OOSC  face  and  how  educaAon  systems  can  address  them  

World  EducaAon  Forum—21  May  2015  

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“Those  sAll  denied  an  educaAon  are  the  hardest  to  reach.    Tackling  it  will  require  ingenuity  as  well  as  investment.”  

 Her  Highness  Sheikha  Moza  bint  Nasser  

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They  are  ALL  DIFFERENT.    Among  others,  they  are…  

Who  are  the  58  million  out  of  school  children?  

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   …Poverty  affected  children  

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…Special  needs  children  

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…Girl  children  

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…Overage  children  

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…Displaced                            children  

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.  .  .  Working  children  

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…Conflict  affected  children  

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They  are  58  million  children  with  a  right  to  a  quality  primary  educaAon!  

Poverty  affected  Overage  children  Special  needs  children  

Working  children  Displaced  children   Girl  children  

Conflict  affected  children  

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Their  educaAon  is  also  a  means  to  overcome  poverty  and  disparity—for  them,  their  families,  and  their  naAons  

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•  10  million  OOSC  in  quality  primary  educaAon  

•  Quality  for  retenAon  and  learning  •  Advocacy  for  OOSC  •  Resource  mobilizaAon    

What  EAC  wants  to  contribute  

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Exclusively  on  children  who  are  out  of  school  by  

•  Recognizing  what  works,    

•  SelecAng  partners  with  experience  and  community  roots,  and  

•  Addressing  barriers  that  children  face.  

EAC’s  focus  is…  

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Some  Common  Barriers  to  EducaAon  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  overcoming  barriers…  

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•  Push  –  Non-­‐state  provision  to  

accommodate  those  not  reached  by  public  educaAon  

•  Pull  –  Public  provision  that  responds  to  

and  is  acracAve  to  the  most  disadvantaged  

“Push  and  pull”  for  reaching  and  keeping  OOSC  in  a  quality  educaAon  programme  

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EducaAon  systems  conAnue  to  cater  to  the  majority  and  easy  to  reach  through  their…  •  Academic  calendars  –  PlanAng  and  harvesAng  schedules,  etc.  

•  Language  of  instrucAon  –  Learning  happens  in  a  language  that  is  not  understood  

•  Requirements    –  Age  and  grade  ranking,  birth  cerAficates,  ciAzenship,  etc.  

•  Hidden  costs    –  Uniforms,  books,  exam  fees,  etc.  

•  Relevance  –  Ability  to  relate  to  the  curriculum,  and  make  connecAons  to  one’s  live  

Examples  of  how  “systems”  conAnue  to  exclude  marginalized  groups  

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•  AdjusAng  school  schedules    –  Adapted  for  children,  students  with  

responsibiliAes  •  AccepAng  of  difference  

–  Teachers  and  system  •  Becoming  Flexible  

–  Learning  at  pace,  level  and  subject,  adapAng  to  needs  of  learners  

•  Acknowledging  what  the  learners  bring  and  know  –  Workers’  arithmeAc  skills  

•  Linking  learning  and  curriculum  to  community  and  culture  –  Knowledge  of  sustainable  pracAces  

What  needs  to  change  to  make  systems  them  equitable  and  inclusive  Systems  can  welcome  those  children  who  are  sAll  excluded  by…  

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Some  examples  of  how  this  can  be  done  • West  Africa—partner  coordinaAon  

• Gyan  Shala,  Bihar  State,  India—NGO  pracAce  into  system  

• BharA  FoundaAon,  India  and  TCF,  Pakistan—focus  on  quality  

• UNICEF  Yemen—NGO/government  coordinaAon  

• Dhaka  Ahsania  Mission—mulA-­‐level/mulA-­‐grade  classrooms  

• Care-­‐HaiA—accommodaAng  working  children  

• Aide  et  AcAon  Cambodia—ConsorAum  for  different  barriers  

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•  Partnership—Strategic,  implemenAng,    advocacy,  funding  

•  InnovaAon—NRC,  Côte  d’Ivoire—bridging  programs  

•  Flexibility/adaptability—Girl  Child  Network,  Kenya  

•  CerAficaAon—BRAC,  Bangladesh  

•  Community  engagement—IRC,  Côte  d’Ivoire  

•  Links  to  the  formal  system  

Some  lessons  learned  

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hcp://educateachild.org/  

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BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

Examples  of  how  barriers  can  be  overcome  

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)

BARRIERS AND OBSTACLES TO EDUCATION AND APPROACHESADOPTED BY EAC AND ITS PARTNERS TO ADDRESS THEM

REFUGEES / IDPS /RETURNESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION

POST-CONFLICT INSTABILITY / INSECURITY

CHALLENGING GEOGRAPHIES

RESOURCES

SPECIAL NEEDS

GENDER

POVERTY

Alternative school facilities

Non-formal schools

Single classroom schools

Mobile schools

Boat schools

Accelerated learning programmes foroverage students

Teacher training

Assistive devices for children withspecial needs

School prep for children with special needs

Community schools

Non-formal schools

Employability skills

Scholarships, grants and cash transfers

Elimination of school fees

Supplying uniforms

Book bags / learning materials

Village savings and loans assiociations

Income generating activities

Community mobilisation

Home based schools

Protection committees

Protection training

Support programmes/psychosocial support

Infrastructure improvement

Sport and recreation equipment

Teacher recruitment / training

Learning material

Assistive devices for children with special needs

Teaching aids

Teacher incentives

Community involvement/investment

Private sector investment

Appropriate class size

Instructional and supervisory support

PTA / SMC training

School task forces

Teacher incentives

Teacher professional development

Attendance incentives

Policy reform/Government partnership

Recruitment of female teachers

Bursaries for deserving girls

Community engagement

Gender specific latrines

Advocating education over child marriage

Safe environment/gender-sensitive training

School / classroom construction

School / classroom rehabilitation

School prep for children with special needs

Tent schools or temporary learning spaces

Single classroom schools

Alternative school facilities

Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities

Healing classrooms

Accelerated learning programmes

Safe/Child friendly schools

Psychosocial development

Learning materials / instruction in home country language(s)