Editorial
The imperative of financing education ... in the light of recent global events
by Khalil Mahshi, Director of IIEP
Focus
The complex equation of education financing
Structural challenges can be overcome only in the long term
by Serge Peano, IIEP
Basic education: the role of parents and private sector
The state must remain the prime mover in achieving quality public education for all
by Serge Peano, IIEP
Achieving EFA through fee-free education
Renewed efforts are needed to maintain progress in improving quality of education in West and Central Africa
by Dramane Oulai, IIEP
The challenges of fee-free policies
A move from general measures to more targeted policies – examples from English speaking countries in eastern and southern Africa
by Igor Kitaev, IIEP
Towards centralization – the Chinese experience
Lessons learned from both ends of the spectrum
by Le Thu Huong, UNESCO Bangkok
Paths towards innovative financing
Debt swaps for education and public–private partnerships
by Ilona Genevois, IIEP and Lina Benete, UNESCO
Grasping the opportunity of innovative financing
Creating a virtuous circle of change in the education sector
by Christian Masset, Director-General of Globalization, Development and Partnerships at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Training programmes
Building capacities through distance education
by Jimena Pereyra, IIEP
