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The 2023-2026 Multi-Year Resilience Programme for South Sudan builds on the successes and lessons learned of the 2019 MYRP. Led by Save the Children and the additional grantees of Norwegian Refugee Council and Finn Church...

This 2023 report presents an update of the 2022 ECW global figures of out-of-school children in emergencies and their educational outcomes using an updated three-stage methodology. This revised methodology provides a more precise, consistent way...

A Joint Safe to Learn-Education Cannot Wait Guidance Note for Practitioners

In humanitarian crises, educational and well-being activities must be resumed as quickly as possible because education offers crucial physical, mental health, psychosocial and cognitive...

Plan International Australia and Save the Children Australia have launched a call to action for the government of Australia to invest in ECW and support the education of children and adolescents affected by emergencies and...

In crisis contexts, girls' learning outcomes often fall behind boys' due to the compounding and intersecting forms of marginalization (based on gender, age, disability, geography, ethnicity, faith, sexual orientation, displacement, statelessness and more) they experience...

ECW’s Gender Implementation Guide aims to unpack the gender commitments made in the Fund’s Strategic Plan 2023-2026 and the Gender Policy and Accountability Framework 2023-2026. It is a strategic document for ECW Secretariat staff and...

ECW’s second Gender Policy and Accountability Framework covers the period 2023-2026. The purpose of the policy is to guide the Education Cannot Wait Secretariat to make Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women and Girls (GEEWG)...

This report outlines an unprecedented and very disturbing reality that a total of 13,371 schools remain closed as a result of conflict and insecurity in Central and West Africa. In line with the United Nations...

ECW funds The Humanitarian Education Accelerator (HEA), a programme led by UNHCR which supports promising humanitarian education innovations to transition from successful pilots to programmes that can operate at scale. This Monitoring, Evaluation and...

ECW funds The Humanitarian Education Accelerator (HEA), a programme led by UNHCR which supports promising humanitarian education innovations to transition from successful pilots to programmes that can operate at scale. The HEA seeks to address...

ECW funds The Humanitarian Education Accelerator (HEA), a programme led by UNHCR which supports promising humanitarian education innovations to transition from successful pilots to programmes that can operate at scale. The HEA seeks to address...

During ECW's High-Level Financing Conference, the  Youth Delegation launched a Call to Action to governments, donors, funders and civil society stakeholders to support Education in Emergencies.