Assignment Reports
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This report synthesises the evidence on accountability structures and processes in LMICs found from six projects as part of the ESRC-FCDO programme, Raising Learning Outcomes.
This report synthesises the evidence on Challenging Contexts found from five projects as part of the ESRC-FCDO programme, Raising Learning Outcomes.
This report synthesises the evidence on Effective Teaching found from 12 projects as part of the ESRC-FCDO programme, Raising Learning Outcomes.
This document sets out the The implementation framework for the National Centre for Open Distance Learning (NCODL) and for blended and catch-up learning, which forms part of a call-down EACDS294, “Support to strengthen the Catch Up and blended learning approach for the Education system in Zimbabwe.” This was developed alongside the catch-up programme’s Plan… Read more
This document sets out the Plan for Teacher Development and Support, which forms part of a call-down EACDS294, “Support to strengthen the Catch Up and blended learning approach for the Education system in Zimbabwe.” This was developed alongside the catch-up programme’s Implementation Framework, Orientation and Support for School Heads, and various resources and materials.
This document sets out the Plan for Orientation and Support of School Heads, which forms part of a call-down EACDS294, “Support to strengthen the Catch Up and blended learning approach for the Education system in Zimbabwe.” This was developed alongside the catch-up programme’s Implementation Framework, Plan for Teacher Development and Support, and various resources… Read more
Digital information systems serving the social protection sector, and especially social assistance, are increasingly prominent and will continue to be, as is the case within all other sectors. “Why? Because the ability of a country to care for its people and respond to their lifecycle needs depends on its ability to identify those who are… Read more
Water insecurity is a significant, heavily gendered, and growing driver of poverty, vulnerability and risk. This paper explores the linkages between the social protection, water and gender sectors. It examines the ways in which water insecurity restricts female participation in social protection (and related education and employment opportunities) and undermines social protection efforts to promote… Read more
There is growing pressure on social protection systems to adjust to a changing world of work and to harness the opportunities presented looking forward. The time is ripe to build on learning to date to deliver social protection that adequately addresses gender-related contingencies over the course of the life cycle and, in conjunction with wider… Read more
The Asia Pacific region has the highest numbers of both slavery and child labour victims in the world. Although there is a growing body of research and evaluations on specific sub-sectors and interest in the worst forms of labour exploitation, there has not yet been a systematic scoping or synthesis of studies that would help… Read more
The Asia Pacific region has the highest numbers of both slavery and child labour victims in the world. Although there is a growing body of research and evaluations on specific sub-sectors and interest in the worst forms of labour exploitation, there has not yet been a systematic scoping or synthesis of studies that would help… Read more