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16 Sep 2021: one million children across East Africa. Sam Jones is a development economist with interests in applied economic and policy analysis, focussing on sub-Saharan Africa in particular. ... He works extensively with macro- and micro-economic data from

16 Sep 2021: Event Program. 4:00PM – Opening Remarks Dr. Faisal Bari, Director, Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives. ... 4:30PM – Inclusive education and Pakistan’s education reform agendaDr. Rabea Malik, Research Fellow, Institute of Development

16 Sep 2021: Roundtable on Teaching, Learning and Disadvantage Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives (IDEAS) &. Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL), University of Cambridge. Tuesday, 22 November 2016. ... Children (TEACh), funded by the

24 Sep 2021: Alicia holds a degree in economics and a postgraduate degree in social policy and planning in developing countries. ... Her work revolves around social innovation and intergenerational dialogue on sustainability as well as socio-economic issues.

16 Sep 2021: TABLE OF CONTENTS:. Foreword: A tribute to Chris Colclough; Sir Richard Jolly; Chapter 1; Education and the reform of social inequalities in the Global South: An introduction.PART 1: THE ECONOMICS

16 Sep 2021: 2.10 What proportion of households have access to internet? 3. Section 3: Access to Economic and Social Services.

16 Sep 2021: https://www.routledge.com/Education-Poverty-and-International-Development/book-series/EPID. The series brings together researchers from the fields of anthropology, economics, development studies, educational studies, politics international relations

16 Sep 2021: Education inequality has historical, economic and political roots that limit the impact of education for all.2. ... ranging from economic growth to manpower development, nation-building, education quality and efficiency and social equity.

16 Sep 2021: Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials. 11. Promoting women’s economic empowerment and providing pathways to productive work.

16 Sep 2021: Rabea Malik (Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives) and Professor Pauline Rose and Dr Nidhi Singal (REAL Centre, University of Cambridge, UK), with the support of Sahar Kamran. ... Acknowledgments: The Teaching Effectively All Children (TEACh

16 Sep 2021: Asaria, M, et al. (2015) “Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Health Care Programmes–A Methodological Case Study of the UK Bowel Cancer Screening Programme.” Health economics 24(6), 742-754. ... 2009). “Incentives to learn”. Review of

16 Sep 2021: 1. Overview. Education is a fundamental human right that has the potential to reduce poverty and conflict, improve health, empower women, and drive economic growth.

16 Sep 2021: Social protection programmes can be designed to tackle adolescent girls’ socio-economic exclusion and vulnerabilities. ... training for girls involved in unsafe work. • Provide interventions that promote financial inclusion and women’s economic.

16 Sep 2021: Economic and Political Weekly, 52-59. Goodnight, M. R., & Bobde, S.

16 Sep 2021: National Bureau of Economic Research. Banerjee, A., Banerji, R., Duflo, E., Glennerster, R., Kenniston, D., Khemani, S., & Shotland, M. ... Economic and Political Weekly, 1365-1372. Banerjee, A.V., Banerji, R., Duflo, E., Glennerster, R., and S.

16 Sep 2021: Rabea Malik (Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives) and Professor Pauline Rose and Dr Nidhi Singal (REAL Centre, University of Cambridge, UK), with the support of Sahar Kamran. ... Acknowledgments: The Teaching Effectively All Children (TEACh

16 Sep 2021: Acknowledgements: Funding for this project comes from the UK Economic and Social Research Council and the Department for International Development (DFID) (ES/P005349/1), and from Wrigley Company Foundation.

16 Sep 2021: Press. Burchi, F. (2006) Identifying the role of education in socio-economic development. ... In. Izmir University of Economics and Suny Cortland (2006). International. Conference on Human and Economic Resources.

16 Sep 2021: economic impact of COVID-19 as their total income was lower than before the. ... 2020) Economic costs of pre-primary. program reductions due to COVID-19 pandemic.

16 Sep 2021: Benefits include ones related to an individual’s health, employment and earnings as well as empowering them with skills needed not only for their own economic and life outcomes but also ... Kremer, M., Miguel, E. & R. Thornton (2009), Incentives to

16 Sep 2021: Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials. 11. Promoting women’s economic empowerment and providing pathways to productive work. ... 11. Promoting women’s economic empowerment and providing pathways to productive work.

16 Sep 2021: More generally, critical junctures provided by economic, institutional and political shifts. ... Discrimination against Women, the Convention against Discrimination in Education, and. the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

16 Sep 2021: American Economic Journal:. Applied Economics, 5(3), 41-62. Kremer, M., Miguel, E., & Thornton, R. ... American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 3(1), 91-100. Parkes, J., Heslop, J., Ross, F.

16 Sep 2021: Benefits include ones related to an individual’s health, employment and earnings as well as empowering them with skills needed not only for their own economic and life outcomes but also

24 Sep 2021: We disaggregate our findings by type of school because different school-types are likely to have a different socio-economic characteristics of students, availability of resources, as well as be covered

16 Sep 2021: performing or disadvantaged students (for example students from low socio-economic status or. ... education in the context of rapidly changing social, economic, environmental and political contexts.

16 Sep 2021: Journal of Economic Perspectives, 31(4), 185–204. https://doi.org/10.1257/jep.31.4.185. Callingham, R., Carmichael, C.

24 Sep 2021: MINEDUC, 2013) 2 We disaggregate our findings by type of school because different school-types are likely to have a different socio-economic characteristics of students, sources of funding, availability of

16 Sep 2021: Acknowledgements: Funding for this project comes from the UK Economic and Social Research Council and the Department for International Development (DFID) (ES/P005349/1), and from Mars Wrigley Company Foundation.

16 Sep 2021: Our first research question relates to socio-economic inequalities in access to private. ... The is little empirical. evidence on differential returns to private schooling by socio-economic background,.

16 Sep 2021: November 2020. Literacy retention and language preferences for girls and boys during school closures: Lessons from Complementary Basic Education in Ghana for post COVID-19 schooling. Research and Policy Paper 20/12. 1. Authors:. Kwame Akyeampong

16 Sep 2021: Those with higher socio-economic status also tend to have higher socio-emotional skill scores (World Bank, 2014). ... The economic pressures resulting from Covid-19 are likely to reduce the number of livelihood opportunities and push more girls into

16 Sep 2021: African Economic Research Consortium 2. UNICEF 2. Table shows funders of 2 studies.

16 Sep 2021: Without protective measures, adolescent girls may become vulnerable to social, physical, and economic exploitation. ... These numbers are far lower in communities where cultural norms may discourage females from economic engagement.

16 Sep 2021: More generally, critical junctures provided by economic, institutional and political shifts offer opportunities to. ... and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Gender at the Centre Initiative Launched in July 2019, the

24 Sep 2021: Training URCE University of Rwanda College of. Education. 4. The context Teaching quality is one of Rwanda’s strategic priorities to enhance economic development. ... Based on human capital theory that links quality education to higher economic growth,

17 Sep 2021: London School of Economics and Political Science, University of Manchester, Newcastle University, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, Queen Mary University of London, University of Sheffield, University of Southampton, University College

16 Sep 2021: 6. 3.2 Socio-economic and demographic information. 8. 3.3 Child Opinions. 9. ... 7. Table 4: Socio-economic and demographic characteristics for CBE and non-CBE students.

16 Sep 2021: to support their learning at home. In addition, they are likely to face greater economic.

24 Sep 2021: We then discuss effects related to age and the socio-economic background of students. ... The economic situation of households is a strong determinant of access to boarding school education.

16 Sep 2021: August 2020. Girls’ Education Challenge Research Feasibility StudyRe. port. 1. Authors: This Report was undertaken by the Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL) Centre at the University of Cambridge. Dr Monazza Aslam and Dr Shenila

16 Sep 2021: 4. 3.1. Sample of Students. 4. 3.2. Socio-Economic and Demographic Information. ... Table 2: Socio-Economic and Demographic Characteristics for BTE and non-BTE Students.

16 Sep 2021: June 2020. Using educational transitions to estimate learning loss due to Covid-19 school closures: The case of Complementary Basic Education in Ghana. Research and Policy Paper 20/8. Acknowledgements: Dr Ricardo Sabates (REAL Centre, University of

16 Sep 2021: C. Tackling discrimination 56. 4. School environments that are safe spaces 56 Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials 57 Promoting women’s economic empowerment and providing pathways to productive work 59 ... OECD Organisation for Economic

16 Sep 2021: Understanding Complementary Basic Education in Ghana: Investigation of the experiences and achievements of children after transitioning into public schools. Repo. rt. November 2018. Authors: Akyeampong, K., Carter, E., Higgins, S., Rose, P., Sabates,

16 Sep 2021: and especially children from low socio-economic backgrounds; lack of awareness about the.