The Global Education Monitoring Report hosted and published by @UNESCO tracks worldwide progress towards UN global education targets.
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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
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
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
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
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
How do we govern AI in education?
As we mark #DigitalLearningWeek, hear from @UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education, Qun Chen, on the choices that will shape how a whole generation learns, thinks and relates to technology and to each other.
Join the conversation. ⬇️
unesco.org/en/weeks/digital-…
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Young people under 30 make up more than half of the world’s population, yet their role in shaping education policy remains limited.
A new report from @GEMReport & @UNYouthAffairs shows that only 1 in 3 governments has formal mechanisms to involve youth and students in education policymaking.
🔗 unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/4822…
#LeadWithYouth
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Young people around the world are shaping global movements to build justice, trust, and lasting peace worldwide. #YouthDay
Last month, @GrassrootsJN member Diana Imbert joined other youth advocates for a panel discussion at the High-Level Political Forum in New York City. They explored the role of young people as co-architects of SDG 4.7, SDG 16, and the Youth, Peace and Security agenda.
Diana drew on her experience as Co-Executive Director of @DefyingLegal to explain how non-formal education can help societies address fairness, build trust in justice institutions, and develop the civic agency people need to shape the systems affecting their lives.
For more on the connection between #justice and #education, read our recent report with @GEMReport: shorturl.at/Fs1Rz
#LearnForJustice #PowerOfLearning #InternationalYouthDay
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Resilient education systems need resilient financing.
As fiscal pressures grow, protecting education budgets is essential. But how resources are allocated matters just as much. Equity must remain at the centre.
🔗 Explore the data and what it means for progress:
unesco.org/gem-report/en/pub…
@GEMReport
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
As education aid faces its steepest decline in decades, the gains made towards #SDG4 are at risk.
In a new blog, @GEMReport's Manos Antoninis explains that countries most dependent on external funding are being hit hardest.
#FundEducation bit.ly/4vyS7n0
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
While education needs are on the rise, aid to education is declining.
A new @GEMReport paper warns that countries most dependent on external funding are being hit hardest—making strong, predictable financing more critical than ever.
#FundEducation bit.ly/4vyS7n0
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
As education aid faces its steepest decline in decades, the gains made toward SDG 4 are at risk.
A new @GEMReport policy paper warns that the countries most dependent on external funding are being hit hardest: bit.ly/4vyS7n0
#FundEducation #MultiplyPossibility
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Girls' access to education in Africa has improved: the share of girls out of school fell from 47% in 2000 to 28% in 2024.
The new GEM Report & FAWE paper shows that reducing education costs boosts participation 👇
bit.ly/2026-gender-africa
#GEMReport
#YourStoryCounts
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Non-formal education can help people better understand and defend their rights.
A recent @GEMReport, Namati, and @GrassrootsJN paper shows that legal literacy programs have helped women assert their rights in Bangladesh, Ghana, and Guatemala.
#LearnForJustice: bit.ly/2026justice-report
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Four years after the landmark #TransformingEducation Summit convened by the @UN Secretary-General, #UNESCO is bringing together education leaders from around the world to identify solutions to the global education financing crisis.
As new figures show that international aid to education could fall by up to 30% between 2023 and 2027, and that 113 countries spend more on debt servicing than on education, @UNESCO is publishing concrete recommendations to help countries break the debt trap and invest in education.
More info: unesco.org/en/articles/trans…
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
Prof. Aisha Al‑Harthi of Sultan Qaboos University represents the Arab States (Group Vb) on the @GEMReport Advisory Board, taking part in its 11th meeting at @UNESCO Paris and contributing to the upcoming GEM reports. #SDG4 #Education2030
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تشارك الأستاذة الدكتورة عائشة الحارثية من جامعة السلطان قابوس في المجلس الاستشاري لتقرير الرصد العالمي للتعليم @GEMReport، كممثل للدولَ العربية في اجتماعه الحادي عشر بمقر @UNESCO في باريس للإسهام في توجيه أجندة التقارير القادمة للعد التنازلي إلى ٢٠٣٠. #الهدف_الرابع #التعليم_2030 .
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Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
It was an honor to join @UNESCO HQ in Paris for the 11th @GEMReport Advisory Board meeting, representing the Arab States (Group Vb). We had inspiring conversations on shaping future GEM reports as 2030 approaches. #SDG4 #Education2030 @omannatcom
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
It was inspiring to meet and exchange with the #GEMReport Advisory Board at @UNESCO.
Over the past two days, global education leaders, experts and partners came together to help shape the future of education monitoring.
Reliable data and independent analysis are essential to guide policies, measure progress and keep our collective promise on #SDG4: quality education for all.
UNESCO is proud to lead this work, to continue strengthening evidence-based action for education worldwide. #ForThePeople
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
How can countries ensure every child completes their education? The #GEMReport tracks global access to education & the strides made in reducing equity gaps ahead of 2030.
Read more: bit.ly/2026gemreport
🎥Watch our collaborating ministers share their progress.
#YourStoryCounts
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
More children are in school across Africa than ever before, with primary completion reaching 71.5% in 2024.
Every African child is #BornToLearn. On the #DayOfTheAfricanChild, @UNESCO highlights the importance of foundational learning for unlocking every child's potential.
Learn more: unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/4822…
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
How are education & justice systems connected?
Join the #GEMReport, @GlobalNamati, and
@GrassrootsJN to explore the #LearnForJustice paper & how education is a means of empowerment, participation, and fairness.
Register: cloud.gem-report.unesco.org/…
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO retweeted
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