Education in Emergencies Working Group
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Education is a fundamental human right for all people and is particularly critical for children and youth affected by conflict and disasters. A coordinated education response, bringing together all actors – Ministry of Education, UN agencies and NGO’s is an integral in ensuring all children and youth affected by crises in Afghanistan have access to protective education opportunities.
KEY DOCUMENTS
- Afghanistan Education in Emergencies (EiE) Strategy (Draft)
- Afghanistan INEE Education Minimum Standards (English)
- Afghanistan INEE Education Minimum Standards (Dari)
- Afghanistan INEE Education Minimum Standards (Pashto)
- Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework 2017 to 2021
- UNICEF Children in Islam
- Safe School Declaration
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Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use during Armed Conflict
Sub-National Level Meeting Minutes
- Central Region/Kabul (11 June 2017)
- Eastern Region/Jalalabad (08 June 2017)
- Eastern Region/Jalalabad (02 May 2017)
- Southern Region/Kandahar (05 April 2017)
- Central Region/Kabul (03 April 2017)
- Eastern Region/Nangarhar (27 March 2017)
- Eastern Region (25 January 2017)
- Eastern Region (14 November 2016)
- Eastern Region (31 October 2016)
NEEDS ASSESSMENT RESOURCES
Please find below links to the Afghanistan Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) Needs Assesment Templates:
If you require support in adapting the tools to your specific needs, please contact us. If you completed an education assessment, we would very much appreciate if you would share your assessment report with us!
Maps/Infographic/4Ws data
KEY CONTACTS
Manan Kotak - Coordinator (UNICEF)
afg.edu@humanitarianresponse.info; 0798507412
Chandra Jung Rana - IMO (EiEWG)
afg.edu.im@humanitarianresponse.info; 0798507421
NEWS AND ADVOCACY
- NRC: Afghan girls have the right to education! (Video)
- NRC: Broken Promises, Displaced Afghan Girls
- NRC: Military fire against school in Eastern Afghanistan - “Education is increasingly becoming a casualty of the conflict”
- Save the Children: Thousands of children face early marriage and child labour as education crisis takes hold among Afghan children repatriated from Pakistan
- UNICEF: An Education cannot wait
WEBSITE
If you want to share assessments, advocacy or resource, documents for the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) website, please share these with us: afg.edu.im@humanitarianresponse.info.