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UNESCO Statistics
Institute for Statistics is the official source for internationally-comparable data on education, R&D, culture, communication & SDGs
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 22
Happy holidays from the staff !
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 22
Comparable data are crucial if every country to be held accountable for education & learning targets. How we do it:
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 21
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 21
Global children rate has remained stubbornly at 9% for 8 years in a row
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Getachew Engida Dec 19
Thank you for this important remark. Hope GPE will invest in
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IBE-UNESCO Dec 19
Are you an student, professional, or researcher? IBE-UNESCO’s covers a wide variety of education-related topics:
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GPE Dec 20
420 million people could escape poverty with a secondary education. Take a look at the many ways education can help in reducing economic inequality around the world
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 21
Change in global development requires well-informed, well-educated and literate populations
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 20
Data hold countries accountable to their commitment to . eAtlas presents what information is currently available
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 20
"The data we collect is instrumental in our ability to influence policy change that makes a positive difference to the lives of women & children everywhere, and to help us ultimately meet our goal of leaving no one behind"
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 20
Quality data to ensure a quality education for every child comes at a price. Countries need funding to strengthen national education statistical systems – the building blocks of monitoring
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 19
To measure gender inequality, we need to tap into the promise of
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 19
Improving is necessary to design better policies to in the . Data by in new Global Report:
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 19
In sub-Saharan Africa, 9M girls & 6M boys of primary school age will likely never go to school. By strengthen statistical systems, & working with a wider range of data sources we can help reduce these numbers
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GPE Dec 18
With education, we can equip even the most marginalized women with the knowledge they need to thrive
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 18
" has advanced a new adjusted gender parity index, which could have applications across many other indicators"
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 18
New digital environment urgently requires improved data collection on cultural trade services in order to support evidence-based policies & trade negotiations
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 18
To means to support an industry of US$2,250bn in revenues & 30m jobs. Read more in new Global Report
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 18
. estimates there are more than 90M children with disabilities worldwide, many of them excluded from education. We can reach them, with high-quality education data:
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UNESCO Dec 14
JUST OUT! New report 'Re|Shaping Cultural Policies'. Culture is a tool to turn the world into a better place. Let's seize it! 🌐
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Education 2030 Dec 16
Quality data to ensure a quality education for every child - commitments Explore the Digest . It sets out a roadmap for countries and donors to produce quality data
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FHI 360 Research Dec 18
To measure gender inequality, we need to tap into the promise of data: 's cc
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GPE Dec 16
GPE Global Ambassador, , has been amplifying the unheard voices of millions of children being denied an education
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GPE Dec 17
Education can help open people's eyes to the fact girls around the world belong in school
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Atefeh Riazi Dec 17
RT : 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 15
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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UNESCO Statistics Dec 15
A persists in the cultural sector. do not get and are under-represented in positions. Read more in Global Report:
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UNESCO Statistics Dec 15
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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