UNESCO Institute for Statistics

@UNESCOstat

Institute for Statistics is the official source for internationally-comparable data on education, R&D, culture, communication & SDGs

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    13 Nov 2019

    NEW DATA REPORT! ’s 2019 Data Digest pinpoints data gaps and how to fix them so we can get all children in school and learning:

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  2. 17 hours ago

    It’s 2020 and less than half of primary schools in sub-Saharan Africa have access to drinking water, according to . Every child needs the basics to learn. More data for :

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  3. 19 hours ago

    How far are we from the goal of providing a quality education for all girls and boys? Get the facts w/ ’s Data Explorer:

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  4. 22 hours ago

    Wanted: Trained teachers in sub-Saharan Africa! The proportion of trained teachers is falling across the region, which is struggling to meet the rising demand for education. 🌍See the eAtlas on Teachers for more data:

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  5. Jan 13

    Better data can help countries target policies & resources to improve the quality & equity of education. See how with ’s Data Digest

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  6. Jan 13

    Wanted: Trained teachers in sub-Saharan Africa! The proportion of trained teachers is falling across the region, which is struggling to meet the rising demand for education. See eAtlas on Teachers for more data:

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    Jan 11

    How can we get a global perspective on learning? is developing the data & tools to help countries monitor & improve learning outcomes. See their short video:

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  8. Retweeted
    Jan 12

    Ensuring inclusive quality education for all is one of the . See if your country is on track to achieve this target by 2030: via

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  9. Jan 13

    calls for digital literacy for all but just 1 in 6 schools has internet access in the least developed countries. More data for :

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  10. Jan 10

    Go straight to the source of data with . Our global database covers all levels of education for 200 countries:

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  11. Jan 10

    . of and Manos Antoninis of show how countries and regions can navigate through the technical and political issues to set realistic benchmarks that can be used to accelerate progress towards 4:

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    Jan 9

    Action speaks louder than words. Countries committed to get all children in school and ensure . But current progress shows that they will fail their goals if they don’t find & :

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  13. Jan 9

    Is your country on track to achieve the global education goal? Our Country Profiles present the latest data in charts and graphs. Go straight to the source :

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  14. Jan 9

    We’re still too far from the goal of with 129M girls . See the latest data :

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  15. Jan 9

    How can we get a global perspective on learning? is developing the data & tools to help countries monitor & improve learning outcomes: See our short video:

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  16. Jan 8

    Get the data you need in the format you want! Go straight to the source and download the latest results from :

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  17. Jan 8

    How can we set benchmarks to accelerate progress towards 4 at the global, regional and country levels? Read the blog by of and Manos Antoninis of :

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  18. Jan 8

    📢Good news! Tertiary education systems will keep expanding over the next 10 years, according to projections by and available at: ✨More data on tertiary education by country and region at:

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  19. Jan 7

    Education is critical for the . But how are factors like gender, poverty, and location impacting a child’s chance of getting a quality education? Check out the parity indices in ’s Data Explorer:

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  20. Jan 7

    How can we set benchmarks to accelerate progress towards 4 at the global, regional and country levels? Read the blog by of and Manos Antoninis of :

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  21. Jan 7

    A child starting school today can expect to receive <10 yrs of education in sub-Saharan Africa versus >20 yrs in Oceania. Part of this time may be spent repeating grades. Check out data for your country/region at:

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