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Education's hardest test: scaling up aid in fragile and conflict-affected states

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Abstract

Children living in countries affected by conflict, fragility, or emergencies are less likely to enroll, continually participate, and complete their basic schooling than their peers living in more stable countries. In these contexts, there may be few operational schools and inadequate government funding for education, and teachers and education officials may have limited capacity and few training opportunites. Conflicts and emergencies in particular can have wide-ranging impacts on education, from disruption of regular school schedules and destruction of learning materials and schools to the displacement and death of students, teachers and parents.

Author
Winthrop, Rebecca
Ndaruhutse, Susy
Dolan, Janice
Adams, Anda
Corporate Author
Brookings Institution (USA). Center for Universal Education(CUE)
CfBT Education Trust (UK)
Year of publication
2010
Imprint
Washington, D.C., Berkshire (UK) (Brookings Institution, CfBT, 2010, p.12)
Source database
curatED
Language