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URL:https://www.ukfiet.org/events/uk-launch-of-2021-2-global-education-mon
 itoring-report-non-state-actors-in-education-who-chooses-who-loses/
SUMMARY:UK Launch of 2021/2 Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report: Non-s
 tate actors in education: Who chooses? Who loses?
DESCRIPTION:2 March\, 10:30 AM -12:30 PM GMT  Hybrid event\nIn person: Bro
 adway House\, Westminster\nREGISTER HERE\nBackground information:\nWhile e
 veryone wants to achieve the goal of providing quality education for all\,
  there is a highly polarized debate over who should deliver it. The 2021/2
  GEM Report on non-state actors in education builds on a comprehensive set
  of country profiles available through the report’s PEER website (www.ed
 ucation-profiles.org)\, which details the variety of forms of non-state pr
 ovision in education and the efforts countries have put in place to regula
 te these activities. Informed by these profiles\, the report outlines the 
 different ways in which non-state actors engage\, receive funds and exerci
 se influence in education. It lays out examples of good practice from coun
 tries successfully navigating the trade-offs in these relationships to des
 ign strong equitable systems for the effective realisation of Sustainable 
 Development Goal 4 (SDG 4)\, from early childhood to adult education.\nObj
 ectives:\nThe UK launch of the 2021/2 GEM Report will examine the relevant
  findings from the global report and discuss what lessons these experience
 s hold for other countries. The aim of the event is to: \n\n	Present the
  report’s main findings and recommendations with key stakeholders.  \n
 	Explore concrete examples of approaches taken by the UK to engage with no
 n-state actors in education (both domestically and internationally) in law
 s\, policies and regulations\, aimed to promote equity and quality and wha
 t lessons can be drawn for others. \n\n\n	Invite participants to rally ar
 ound the report’s recommendations\, calling for all actors to adhere to 
 the principles of equity\, quality and accountability\, to support governm
 ents in delivering on SDG 4.\n\nOutline Agenda\nOpening by the Chair\, Cai
 ne Rolleston\, Chair Executive Committee\, UKFIET\nOverview of findings an
 d recommendations from 2021/2 GEM Report by Manos Antoninis\, Director\, G
 lobal Education Monitoring Report\nThe presentation will highlight the key
  points in the GEM Report from and for the UK\; shed light on issues that 
 surfaced and intensified during COVID-19\; and discuss approaches to #Righ
 tTheRules in education systems.\nTwo panel discussions:\nPanel one: Lesson
 s and experiences from the UK\nThree invited speakers representing diverse
  actors examined by the Report will answer questions addressing the evolut
 ion of non-state actors in education within the UK context and what lesson
 s can be drawn for other countries working to achieve SDG 4.\nConfirmed Pa
 nelists:\nKevin Courtney\, General Secretary National Education Union\, UK
 \nSusan Robertson\, Professor of Education at the University of Cambridge\
 nKatarzyna Kubacka\, Research Director\, NFER\nPanel two: Non-state actors
  in international education – myths and trends\nThree invited speakers r
 epresenting diverse actors examined by the Report will answer questions fo
 cused on the effectiveness to which non-state provision can address challe
 nges in access\, quality and learning outcomes for the most marginalized.\
 nConfirmed panelists:\nDavid Archer\, Economic Justice and Public Services
 \, ActionAid \nSandra Fredman\, Director\, Oxford Human Rights Hub\nEmma S
 picer\, Head of Girls Education Department\, FCDO\nQuestions and Discussio
 n\nREGISTER HERE\nRegistered participants will be invited to submit questi
 ons to the panels in advance. \nUCU Strike Action 18 Feb - 2 March\nWe ar
 e still planning to hold the event given that it is not part of the work o
 f any UK university​\, it was planned before the strike announcement an
 d​\, we​ believe​\, does not go against the motives for the industri
 al action.
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CATEGORIES:Report Launch
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