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Namibia: The challenge of providing education...

20 May 2013 - It is just before one o’clock on a Friday afternoon and school has let...

Improving the Quality, Efficiency and Access...

20 May 2013 - Djibouti is one of the poorest countries in the world, where roughly 74...

Vegetable Oil Gets Girls To Go To School In...

19 May 2013 - In Afghanistan, far more boys go to school than girls. WFP is trying to...

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Discussion Series: Teacher Professional...

Teacher Professional Development in Crisis: How Can We Give Teachers in Fragile...

The effects of recurring disasters

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The potential of conflict sensitivity rests...

by Julia Paulson on May 7, 2013 At the beginning of April, INEE and UNESCO IIEP...

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  • Discuss: Teacher Dev. in Crisis

    From February to May 2013, INEE is hosting an online discussion about the critical topic of teacher professional development in crisis situations.

  • Education and Fragility

    Threats posed by fragility have increasingly been considered as barriers to development and are now a high priority for international policy-makers.

  • Conflict Sensitive Education Guide

    INEE is pleased to share the new Guidance Note on Conflict Sensitive Education! Click to learn more about this tool and related resources.

  • Pan-African Knowledge Hub

    The Knowledge Hub uses learning and exchange to facilitate improved access to and utilization of international funding mechanisms for education.

  • Calling all INEE members!

    We are updating our Member Database, and we need your help with a simple and very important task: Tell us about yourself. Click here to find out how.

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INEE Minimum Standards

Global Best Practice

The INEE Minimum Standards are the global consensus for good practice in meeting the educational rights and needs of people affected by disasters and crises in ways that assert the dignity of the affected population.