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Girls are getting educated at higher levels today than ever before. The primary school completion rate has reached 90% for girls, with gender parity achieved in most countries.
Over the past few decades, there has been steady progress in closing gender gaps in human endowments, opportunities, and voice and agency. However, overall progress has been hindered by the…
Girls’ education is smart economics, and Pakistan has committed to guaranteeing the right of both girls and boys to access quality education (SDG 4).
According to a recent report, public financial management (PFM) systems often struggle where it matters most for efficient service delivery: budget execution.
For some years now, workers and employers have been trying to keep up with global trends, such as automation, action against climate change, the digitalization of products and services, and a…
The benefits of educating children are clear and well documented. Refugee children are particularly vulnerable; according to recent research, not only does access to education for refugee children…
The global learning poverty crisis affects refugee and internally displaced children as well as their host communities. New research shows ways to help address this crisis.
Public education systems struggle to define the role and responsibilities of administrative vs. pedagogical leaders and fail to catalyze continuous support to teachers and increase student…
At present, you cannot step into a marketplace or a grocery store in Rwanda without noticing that food prices are soaring.
The competitiveness of an economy depends a lot on technological progress, but recent data in some countries, including not only high-income but also middle-income countries, suggests that…