Tech4Ed

The Technology for Education initiative strengthens the planning and programming capacity of education ministries to apply technology within education systems and improve access and learning for children.

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Tech4Ed Initiative

The Technology for Education (Tech4Ed) initiative strengthens the planning and programming capacity of education ministries to apply technology within education systems and improve access and learning for children. This targeted and contextualized technical assistance will catalyze and accelerate government priorities as expressed in policy documents and partnership compacts.

Pilot countries: The initiative is supporting efforts in El Salvador, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, Lao PDR, Lesotho, Malawi, the Maldives, and Tajikistan. Partners include the EdTech Hub, GPE and UNICEF. 

Outcomes

  • Strengthen capacity to identify and leverage technology to improve access, inclusion and learning outcomes
  • Strengthen capacity to leverage technology to improve the education systems' effectiveness – policies, data, planning, management, and monitoring
  • Support education ministries to lead and coordinate cross-sectoral Tech4Ed strategies, including policies, programs, costed workplans, and resource mobilization
  • Mobilize evidence of what/how and why tech works for education; and equip education ministries to generate and use evidence on how to effectively leverage tech to strengthen education systems.

Countries

UNICEF Ghana launches “UNICEF TALKS” for Parenting Month.

New "UNICEF Talks: Kids Edition" and peer-to-peer parent series take center stage in month-long drive to elevate family support and protect children’s right

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UNICEF Guinea-Bissau

Find about UNICEF's work in Guinea-Bissau

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UNICEF Lao People's Democratic Republic

Find out about UNICEF's work in Lao PDR

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UNICEF in Lesotho

The vision UNICEF Lesotho is to reach every child, everywhere, every time with opportunities to survive, thrive and reach her or his full potential.

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UNICEF Malawi Annual Report 2024

Advancing Every Child’s Right, Every Day

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UNICEF Maldives

UNICEF in Maldives

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Working for every child

UNICEF is the global leader promoting and protecting children’s rights in 190 countries, including Tajikistan.

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UNICEF El Salvador

UNICEF in El Salvador

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Partners

National Governments

UNICEF works with governments in over 190 countries and territories to close policy and budget gaps so children can grow up safe, healthy and educated.
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Global Partnership for Education

GPE supports partner countries to develop their own pathway to transform their education system by identifying key challenges, implementing priority reforms
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EdTech Hub

EdTech Hub is a global research partnership with the goal t empower people by giving them the evidence they need to make decisions about technology.
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University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge has been at the forefront of academic study and research since 1209.
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