The role of Public private partnerships in access to education by visually impaired persons: The Marrakesh Treaty and the Accessible Books Consortium by Susan Isiko Štrba
This blog post is part of the NORRAG Debates stream on the Right to Education. Susan Isiko Štrba, visiting Senior Research Fellow... Read More
Pre-order now “The State, Business, and Education: Public-Private Partnerships Revisited”, available October 2018
NORRAG’s upcoming open-access book “The State, Business, and Education: Public-Private Partnerships Revisited”, edited by Gita Steiner-Khamsi, NORRAG Director and Professor at Teachers... Read More
Fostering Collaboration through Evaluation: The Stevens Initiative, an International Public-Private Partnership to Support Virtual Exchange by Jennifer Laird and Maysam Ali
This post is part of the NORRAG Debates stream on Philanthropy in Education, and follows on from a presentation by the authors... Read More
Publication Announcement: The State, Business, and Education: Public-private Partnerships Revisited
NORRAG’s upcoming book, titled The State, Business, and Education: Public-private Partnerships Revisited, is edited by Gita Steiner-Khamsi, Professor and NORRAG Director, and... Read More
Debating the Guiding Principles: Geneva consultations on the draft Human Rights Guiding Principles on State Obligations with regards to Private Involvement in Education by Phoebe Shambaugh and Sarah French
The Geneva consultation on the draft Human Rights Guiding Principles on State Obligations with regards to Private Involvement in Education was organised... Read More
Seeing like the State, Calculating like a Business: Public-Private Partnerships in Education Revisited by Gita Steiner-Khamsi and Alexandra Draxler
As part of the NORRAG Debates stream, NORRAG is starting a series of blog posts by bringing to the fore questions surrounding... Read More
We Need a Wide Range of Providers to Quickly Overcome the Huge Shortage of Schools Across Africa by Marcus WLEH
By Marcus WLEH, Head of Liberia, Bridge International Academies. Most Sub-Saharan African countries are struggling to improve their education systems. The UN... Read More
As Liberia Privatizes its Schools, An Unforeseen Result: Hungry Students by Ashoka Mukpo
By Ashoka Mukpo, Freelance Journalist (*) In a longer school day, students complain of hunger and drop out “As you can see,... Read More
Outsourcing Liberia’s Education System: A New level of Absurdity in Education Provisioning by Salim Akoojee
By Salim Akoojee, Independent Education and Training Analyst, South Africa and Hong Kong. The recent move to outsource Liberia’s education system in... Read More
Public-Private Partnership Schools: A Better Option for Quality Education for All in Pakistan? By Ravish Amjad
By Ravish Amjad, Annual Status of Education Report, Pakistan. The two major problems faced by Pakistan’s education sector remain the huge number... Read More
