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Systems Strengthening

Resource Roundup: Seven Ways to Strengthen Systems for Literacy Outcomes

USAID’s vision is a world where partner country education systems enable all children and youth to acquire the education and skills needed to be productive members of society.
September 19, 2023
CATALYZE EduFinance South Africa (Kaizenvest / GROW Educare Centres)
Reading & Literacy

Four Ways CATALYZE Improves Learning Outcomes and Expands Access to Quality Basic Education through Innovative Blended Finance Solutions

Despite significant increases in literacy rates since the first International Literacy Day in 1967, children from vulnerable and marginalized families continue to demonstrate significantly lower literacy rates.
October 12, 2023
  • Topic: Education in Crisis and Conflict, Systems Strengthening
  • Subtopic: Social Emotional Learning
  • Program Management: Design and Implementation, Measurement
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  • Education in Crisis and Conflict(4)
  • Systems Strengthening(2)
  • Disability Inclusive Education(2)
  • Gender and Education(1)
  • Reading & Literacy(2)
  • Youth Workforce Development(4)

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  • Education in Crisis and Conflict Network(1)

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  • Social Emotional Learning(5)
  • Accelerated Education(6)
  • Conflict and Violence(6)
  • Conflict Sensitivity(3)
  • Culture of Reading(1)
  • Distance Learning(1)
  • Early Childhood Development(3)
  • Equity(6)
  • Fragile States(1)
  • Human Capacity Development(1)
  • Institutional Capacity Development(6)
  • Labor Market(2)
  • Nonformal(1)
  • Positive youth development(3)
  • Private Sector(3)
  • Reading Instruction(4)
  • Resilience(1)
  • Safety(2)
  • Self-reliance(1)
  • Soft Skills(3)
  • Training(3)
  • Trauma(1)
  • University Partnerships(1)
  • Work Readiness(2)

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  • Education(5)

Program Management

  • Design and Implementation(3)
  • Measurement(4)
  • Assessment(2)
  • Collaboration and Partnerships(2)
  • Evaluation(3)
  • Learning and Adapting(2)
  • Monitoring(3)
  • Policy Engagement(2)

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Region

  • Middle East and North Africa(1)
Syrian Teacher Teaching Children to Read in Jordan
Disability Inclusive Education
May 10, 2022

What We’re Learning in Social and Emotional Learning

This series is intended for Education Officers in USAID partner countries and implementing partners who are designing and managing new activities, evaluations, and/or research efforts.
Photo: Students line up for morning activities at Khawla Bint Tha’laba Primary Girls School, located in Sweileh, Jordan.
Education in Crisis and Conflict
January 31, 2020

Improving Measurement Reliability For Child Learning and Wellbeing in Crisis Contexts: The MENAT Measurement Library

As the very first effort of its kind, The MENAT Measurement Library curates a collection of measures that supports researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to generate quality evidence on children’s holistic learning and well-being outcomes.
Children play together in a Child Friendly Space (CFS) operated by Save the Children in Waat, South Sudan.
Education in Crisis and Conflict
July 18, 2019

Measuring Social and Emotional Learning in Children

USAID’s Education Policy recognizes the important role that social and emotional skills play in a child’s development, future learning, and success.
Student reads a story from the TUSOME textbooks.
Systems Strengthening
June 21, 2019

Measurement, Data Generation, and Use: Takeaways from CIES 2019

Exciting new approaches for how we measure our efforts, track progress, and apply evidence and learning in the Education sector are on the horizon. This year's gathering of Education specialists at CIES showcased promising trends in this area.
South Sudan
Education in Crisis and Conflict
October 22, 2018

Social and Emotional Learning in Crisis and Conflict Settings

While social and emotional learning is important for all children and youth, for those in conflict and crisis, it is critical. Research from the developed world and emerging evidence in crisis-affected countries demonstrates that the harmful effects of toxic stress can be stopped or even reversed when children are exposed to safe and predictable learning environments, and actively participate in explicit social-emotional learning (SEL) activities.

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