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Oxford Education & Policy Dialogue
India, Cross-country, Ghana, South Africa, Senegal, Brazil, Côte d'Ivoire, General
Ministerial Panel: Government evidence generation and use to achieve education system goals in times of uncertainty Join us for a high-level panel featuring education ministers from the Global South – including Brazil, India, South Africa, Ghana, S...
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Evidence & Resource
A clarion call for efficient and sustainable solutions to achieve foundational learning
Global, Cross-country, General
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Evidence & Resource
Reaching the marginalised or going to scale? Lessons from the Girls’ Education Challenge
Pakistan, Cross-country, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, Somalia, Malawi
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Six insights on implementation challenges at scale – and how to fix them
Cross-country, General
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Evidence & Resource
Child literacy in low- and middle-income countries
Cross-country, Evidence translation
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Bridging research, policy, and practice: takeaways from the Community of Practice Workshop
Cross-country, Evidence use, General
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Exploring the power of A/B Testing: Insights from the pre-pilot phase in the My Village learning intervention
Cross-country, Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal, Implementation science, Randomised trial
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Details matter: Insights from day two of the What Works Hub for Global Education annual conference
Cross-country, South Africa, Haiti, Implementation science
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How can we strengthen evidence ecosystems within governments to maximise uptake and buy-in? Insights from a high-level policy panel
India, Pakistan, Cross-country, Kenya, Implementation science, Evidence use
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The potential of implementation science in education: Insights from a panel discussion
Cross-country, Implementation science
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