Working Group Meeting
Education Working Group: Lessons Learned from Adaptations as a Result of COVID-19 (Date TBD)
Building on the Education WG April 2020 webinar where we discussed specific needs witnessed in low- and middle-income countries in response to COVID and what the education sector can learn from other crises, this session will re-visit adaptations made in response to the global pandemic, lessons learned, and what recommendations to take forward in addressing […]
Youth Employment Working Group: Policy Level Interventions by Governments, Helene Cyr, Education Development Center (EDC)
This Youth Employment Working Group Coffee and Bagel session will focus on policy level interventions by governments and feature speaker Helene Cyr, from the Education Development Center (EDC). Helene Cyr: We (EDC) conducted two analysis aiming at answering the following trivial question: "If the Government of (Senegal or Rwanda) wishes to expand employability and entrepreneurship […]
Youth Employment Working Group: Labor Market Disruptions, Shalini Dwivedi, Generation: You Employed and Kristina Morzan, FHI 360
This Youth Employment Working Group session will focus on labor market disruptions and feature speakers Shalini Dwivedi from Generation: You Employed and Kristina Morzan from FHI 360. Shalini Dwivedi: We would love to share lessons learned from our COVID catalyzed shift from in-person to online learning across multiple contexts and at-scale. Kristina Morzan: Lessons from the […]
Education Working Group: Edtech Solutions and Their Scaling Implications (Date TBD)
This session will focus on the promise and perils of education technology for improving education for all sustainably and at scale. It will include a discussion of strategies for the effective use of education technology for scaling impact, supported by evidence, as well as identify where critical knowledge gaps remain.
Youth Employment Working Group: Holistic Approaches, Lucia Diaz-Martin J-PAL
This Youth Employment Working Group Coffee and Bagel session will focus on holistic approaches and feature speaker Lucia Diaz-Martin from J-PAL. Lucia Diaz-Martin: J-PAL has a new research initiative called the Gender and Economic Agency Initiative (GEA). We are interested in addressing evidence gaps related to women's work, with a focus on East Africa and […]
Education Working Group: Exploring how costing data can inform scaling decisions (Date TBD)
This session will focus on the importance of cost data to inform scaling decisions, and more specifically, how to move from a focus on project resources to larger-scale and more sustainable sources of financing, such as national education budgets. While this session is still under development based on members’ interests, it could include a presentation […]
Youth Employment Working Group: Leveraging Evidence for Action
This roundtable will focus on the role of evidence to mobilize stakeholders, foster policy change and influence local eco-system. Questions to Consider: 1. What indicators can be used to provide reliable and informative evidence that large-scale youth employment interventions are effective, efficient, and scalable? 2. How do we use research and evidence to change policies […]
Youth Employment Working Group: Role of Private Sector in Scaling Up Youth Employment
More details to be announced.
Capacity to scale – Skills and knowledge for sustainable change at scale
Zoom webinar DC, United StatesDear Colleagues, The ARD Working Group of the Scaling Community of Practice invites you to a webinar on Thursday, October 6 from 9:30-10:30 am to discuss skills and knowledge […]
Use of evidence and measurement in institutionalizing gender interventions through government pathways
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