News and Research 36: Shared Principles for an Equitable and Excellent Education System

We just wrapped up a successful, Shared Principles for an Equitable and Excellent Education System, conference in Jakarta. The event was attended by more than 190 guests, including distinguished experts, several ministers, and many members of our own staff. The twitter conversation – which was trending on the first day of the conference #BasicEd – continues.

Education and economic development: Five reforms that have worked Education systems are simply not performing as needed; not as economies demand, and not as parents desire. Yet it’s important to celebrate and recognize the success of counties that have made significant advances…

Éducation et développement économique: retour sur cinq réformes efficaces…

How do we achieve sustained growth? Through human capital, and East Asia and the Pacific proves it In 1950, the average working-age person in the world had almost three years of education, but in EAP, the average person had less than half that… but for four decades EAP has grown at roughly twice the pace of the global average…

Indonesia: Global experts gather to discuss how to ensure equal access to quality education

Indonesia: Global Experts Gather To Discuss How To Ensure Equal Access To Quality Education

Media coverage:

Studi Semakin Murah Jangan Korbankan Kualitas

Bank Dunia Kritik Alokasi Anggaran Pendidikan Indonesia

100 Pakar Pendidikan Dunia Kumpul di Jakarta

64 Persen Dana Pendidikan untuk Guru, Kualitas Murid Rendah

Studi Murah Jangan Korbankan Kualitas

Kemendikbud: Tidak Mudah Dorong Wajib Belajar 12 Tahun

Govt to increase spending on vocational education

Bank Dunia: Butuh Setengah Abad Capai Pendidikan Sesuai Standar

Alasan Kenapa Sebagian Besar Anggaran Pendidikan untuk Guru