
The Global Education Monitoring Report hosted and published by @UNESCO tracks worldwide progress towards UN global education targets.
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Time to 2030 is running out. Yet 273M children and youth are out of school.
But progress is possible: countries are expanding access at scale when equity is prioritized.
Every education story counts.
Join @EliudKipchoge, SEVENTEEN & Claire Danes in sharing yours!
#YourStoryCounts
What does #Rwanda's experience tell us about the policies needed to advance access and equity in education?
Read more: world-education-blog.org/202…
#YourStoryCounts #CountdownTo2030
How can countries advance access and equity in education as we count down to 2030?
This October and November, the #GEMReport’s #CountdownTo2030 policy dialogues will bring the discussion to six countries and regions.
See more: bit.ly/3YcXA52
#YourStoryCounts
How can evidence on access and equity in education inform policy priorities in Japan as we count down to 2030?
📅 27 October 2026, 16:30–18:00 (JST)
🌐 Online, Japanese
Register by 25 October: forms.gle/hYtYeCMUtNvZPPrr5
#CountdownTo2030 #YourStoryCounts
On 23 October, the University of Oslo and @noradno
will host a national policy dialogue marking the launch of the 2026 #GEMReport, Access and equity: Countdown to 2030.
Watch the event live from Oslo: uio.no/english/research/domu…
#CountdownTo2030 #YourStoryCounts
At the 2026 GEM Gender Report launch, Simone Yankey, Coordinator of @AU_CIEFFA, stressed that achieving gender equality in education means ensuring that every girl can continue learning, regardless of her circumstances.
bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts
School meals help children access education and stay in school.
While 84% of countries have school meal programmes, fewer than 1 in 3 primary students benefit.
On #WorldFoodDay, expanding access and improving nutrition must go hand in hand:
bit.ly/3WeFH7L
#LearnToEatWell
In just one generation, Nepal closed its gender gap in lower secondary education: from 8% of girls completing it in 1990 to 89% in 2024.
As 2030 approaches, Nepal shows that progress is possible. But gaps remain.
#YourStoryCounts ➡️ bit.ly/47o1356
#HerStoryCounts
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Behind the worrying #OutOfSchool numbers lies another story: education access has expanded.
Since 2000, the increase in enrolment is equivalent to 25+ additional children entering school every minute.
Read the 2026 UNESCO @GEMReport: bit.ly/gemreport2026
#YourStoryCounts
Gender gaps in education may be closing, but not for every girl.
In rural India, only 59 girls complete upper secondary education for every 100 boys, despite parity in urban areas.
Explore the 2026 @UNESCO #GEMReport: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
Is girls’ education a problem of the past?
Not when 31% of girls in sub-Saharan Africa marry before age 18. Child marriage can still cut education short.
Explore more in the 2026 Gender Report by @UNESCO #GEMReport: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
What happens to a girl’s education when she becomes a mother?
In 2024, 6 million pregnant and parenting girls aged 10–19 were #OutOfSchool in sub-Saharan Africa.
Explore the 2026 @UNESCO #GEMReport: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl #HerEducationOurFuture
An estimated 6 million pregnant and young mothers aged 10–19 were out of school in sub-Saharan Africa in 2024, and fewer than 5% of pregnant and parenting girls in the region return to school.
@UNESCO's new #GEMReport shows that while gender parity in enrolment has been achieved globally from pre-primary through upper secondary education, early marriage and motherhood are major obstacles for girls to complete their education.
Explore more findings: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
9 in 10 Eastern and Southern African countries surveyed have policies for pregnant and parenting girls to return to school.
Yet fewer than 5% do so in sub-Saharan Africa. Why? Explore the 2026 @UNESCO #GEMReport: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
Globally, the share of girls married before 18 fell from 25% in 1995 to 18% in 2024.
That is progress, but nearly 1 in 5 is still too many. And in sub-Saharan Africa, it is 32%.
Explore the data in the 2026 @UNESCO #GEMReport: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
Is girls’ education a problem of the past?
More girls are in school than ever before, yet millions still face barriers to education.
The 2026 GEM Gender Report reveals why progress remains unequal and what needs to change: bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
Is girls’ education a problem of the past?
Gender parity in enrolment is now a global reality, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
Who is still being left behind, where & why?
Explore 2026 Gender Report by @UNESCO #GEMReport:
bit.ly/2026genderreport
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl
We ask a great deal of teachers. Are we preparing them to succeed?
Recruitment is only part of the task. Teachers need preparation, ongoing support and reasons to stay.
This #WorldTeachersDay, read the #GEMReport's #WorldEducationBlog: bit.ly/47zEfPE
📅 Save the date! Have gender gaps in education disappeared?
Join us at @UNESCO in Paris for the launch of the 2026 GEM Gender Report & the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education ceremony.
➡️ bit.ly/4heDhy3
#HerStoryCounts #DayOfTheGirl #HerEducationOurFuture
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Namibia's Deputy Minister of Education (MEIYSAC), Hon. Dino Ballotti officiated the launch of the 2026 GEM Report on Access and Equity in Windhoek, organized by the Namibia National Commission for UNESCO, UNESCO Namibia and UNAM. @GEMReport
Language shapes how we learn, participate and share knowledge.
The #GEMReport translates its publications into multiple languages, helping evidence on education reach people worldwide.
This #InternationalTranslationDay, explore our publications:
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