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UNESCO Statistics 18h
Global South countries are entering the international market of cultural goods & services thanks to digital distribution platforms, exchange networks & export strategies, mostly in the audiovisual sector
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A persists in the cultural sector. do not get and are under-represented in positions. Read more in Global Report:
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How can countries achieve when heavy burden of spending on lies on shoulders of families
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PAL Network Dec 15
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More than one-half of children and adolescents are not learning worldwide! Fact Sheet #46 shows the critical need to improve the quality of while expanding access to ensure that no one is left behind.
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Tanya Guyatt 23h
Approx 617m children not meeting min proficiency standards in literacy and math - so even children who ARE in school are not learning. More means to be done to ensure EVERY child gets a QUALITY education.
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GPE 22h
We need to rethink how we assess math and literacy to ensure children around the world have the skills that will last them a lifetime
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Women are two-thirds of the world’s 750 million-strong illiterate population. By helping countries produce quality education data we can reduce this number. Our new Data Digest shows the way:
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UNESCO Dec 14
THANK YOU to all who joined for our launch event HQ and around the world! NEW Global Report out now! 👉
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
Developing countries accounted for 45% of the global trade of cultural goods in 2014, compared to 25% in 2005
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
Creative industries employ more young people than any other sector:
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
. DG launching the new global report on cultural policies
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
Implementing the 2005 Convention helps and achieve the of . Read more how the contribute to in new Global Report:
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UNESCO Dec 14
Improving data collection is necessary to design better policies that in the digital market Thanks to for contributing with their data to new Global Report
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
Découvrez comment la Convention de 2005 aide à repenser les politiques culturelles à travers le monde entier pour soutenir la créativité. Lisez le nouveau Rapport mondial de :
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
Find out how the 2005 Convention is reshaping cultural policies worldwide to
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 14
New edition of ’s flagship Data Digest targets the need for more & better quality to realise the promise of
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 13
The 2018 Global Report on the will be available tomorrow:
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Getachew Engida Dec 13
This crisis can & must be averted. We can't afford the lives of millions to be wasted and assume we will continue to live in peace in unequal and non-inclusive societies.
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 13
1 in 10 primary school-age girls are out of school. We need policies to ensure that no child is left behind
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GPE Dec 13
The education gap between disabled children and their peers is widening. Take a look at how and are joining forces to create meaningful change
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 13
“ approach to capacity development is focused on results” says in new blog
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Education 2030 Dec 13
Strengthening national data to monitor
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 13
264M children & young adolescents are out of school. Data help us measure the scale of the challenge. And data can help us reach the excluded. Our new report points the way
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GPE Dec 12
To avert the threatening our global future, countries need credible data to make sure every child has a chance to receive a quality education
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GPE Dec 11
The world is on the verge of a . 's new report reveals that quality data holds the key to reversing this trend
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UNESCO New Delhi Dec 11
More & better quality data are vital to the promise of . Data Digest provides a set of tools countries & donors can use today to produce the data needed to reach the goal
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60 million girls Dec 12
6 out of 10 children & adolescents are not learning globally. There is an urgent need to ensure that is available to all.
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UNESCO New Delhi Dec 12
New report provides strategies & tools to help countries & donors produce & use quality education data so no one is left behind. Learn more about the
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 12
New digest presents tools & strategies for countries, from mapping data sources to assessing their quality, needed to design a National Strategy for the Development of Education Statistics
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