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One UN Program In Pakistan
The One Program is the central pillar in piloting UN Reform in Pakistan, with “Delivering as One” being the motto and ultimate objective of the Pilot. The pilot experiment is a reflection of the Government of Pakistan’s effort at the highest level towards reforming for improved coherent development delivery. The “One Program” is the framework that encompasses major strategies, initiatives, approaches, and tools through which 60-80% of the UN’s resources in Pakistan will be channeled through the period of 2008-2010 with the possibility of going beyond 2010.
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The Education for All -
Global Monitoring Report 2009
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Despite much progress since 2000, millions of children, youth and adults still lack access to good quality education and the benefits it brings. This inequality of opportunity is undermining progress towards achieving Education for All by 2015.
Who are these individuals and groups? What are the obstacles they face? How can governance policies help break the cycle of disadvantage and poverty? What policies work? Is education reform integrated into the bigger picture? Is the international community making good on its commitments?.
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Consutlation with Parliamentarians EDUCATION FOR ALL IN PAKISTAN
Parliamentarians can play a key role in the formulation and enforcement of policies and reforms for socio-economic development in a society. UNESCO has been working with the parliamentarians at national and international levels, to mobilize their support for the achievement of Education For All goals. On 29 January 2009, UNESCO Islamabad, in collaboration with PILDAT, organized a Consultation with the Parliamentarians on EFA. Read more
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Every Child Needs a Teacher
To create awareness and mobilize resources as well as the political will, the EFA Week is being celebrated throughout the world every year since 2001. During the Week a specific theme is focused upon. For the current year the theme is “Every Child Needs a Teacher”. . .. |
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Green Journalsit Award:
UNESCO in collaboration with Ministry of Education is pleased to announce institution of Green Journalist Award for the outstanding journalist work on environment.
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Press Freedom Award Ceremony:
Press Freedom Award Ceremony by Pakistan Press Foundation to commemorate the World Press Freedom Day was held on May 3, 2009. This award is intended to recognize a person,
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Feedback to Teacher Standards:
The Ministry of Education, with the cooperation of UNESCO and the financial support of USAID, has developed National Professional Standards for Teachers in Pakistan. These standards frame a vision of the qualifications Pakistan expects of its tecahers.
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Participation in World Biggest Lesson:
Global Campaign for Education.
Clips of the Event.
Pictures of the event.
Free Education is Obligation of State:
Arshad Saeed Khan of UNESCO said that Pakistan should ratify UNESCO Convention, 1960, 95 other countries of the world.
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Global Action Week, World Biggest Lesson:
Global Action Week is taking place from 21-27 April 2008 on the theme of “Quality Education to End Exclusion”, a top EFA priority. More...
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