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Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015 Pauline Rose Global Education Meeting Oman, 12 May 2014

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Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015. Pauline Rose Global Education Meeting Oman, 12 May 2014. Differentiating goals, targets and indicators. Source: High Level Panel on Post-2015. Key messages. EFA goals had equity as focus, but no indicators for measurement - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015

Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals

post-2015

Pauline Rose Global Education Meeting

Oman, 12 May 2014

Page 2: Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015

Source: High Level Panel on Post-2015

Differentiating goals, targets and indicators

Page 3: Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015

EFA goals had equity as focus, but no indicators for measurement

Failure to track progress of disadvantaged groups is a key reason for unfinished business

It is possible to track by disadvantage post-2015

Key messages

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EFA goals: clear, equitable, measurable?

Page 5: Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015

Poor rural girls in low income countries only spend 3 years in school

Page 6: Lessons from EFA goals for setting and monitoring goals post-2015

Poor rural girls will be off track even by 2030 if business as usual

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Progress needed for post-2015 goal

Business as usual2084

Tracking progress by disadvantaged group: primary school completion

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Primary school completion rate, low income countries – DHS/MICS data

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Business as usual 50%

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Achieving universal primary school completion in low income countries by 2030

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Progress needed to achieve 9 years in school by 2030

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Achieving 9 years in school in low income countries by 2030

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All school age children

All school age children

Progress needed for post-2015 goal All children

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All children assessed

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Achieving learning for all by 2030

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Selected countries in southern and eastern Africa

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Progress needed for post-2015 goal

Progress needed for post-2015 goal

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Achieving learning for all for poor rural girls by 2030

Business as usual

Business as usual

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22%

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