Silvia Montoya
@montoya_sil
Argentina - Director @UNESCO Institute for Statistics. @UNESCO's Chief Statistician. Co-chair CSSA-UN. Grad @unc_cordoba @Kennedy_School @PardeeRand.
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16-01-2014 19:38:51
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Delighted to meet Stefania Giannini and team at #WBGMeetings .
We discussed our strong collaboration on data UNESCO Institute for Statistics, knowledge Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO , foundational learning and the upcoming #SDG4 High-Level Steering Committee Leaders’ Meeting.
#InvestInPeople
Silvia Montoya, UNESCO Institute for Statistics, outlines a roadmap for tackling challenges around SDG indicator 4.1.1a on early-grade learning outcomes.
Learn more in the #WorldEducationBlog : bit.ly/4cQMqsl
#UIS_UNESCO
Monitoring #learning outcomes is crucial for tracking #progress in #education . Silvia Montoya, #UIS_UNESCO Director, discusses the issues, solutions and the way forward in reporting #SDG indicator 4.1.1a on learning outcomes in early grades.
world-education-blog.org/2024/04/12/on-…
In the latest #WorldEducationBlog , Manos Antoninis, #GEMReport Director, discusses the challenges countries face in reporting on SDG indicator 4.1.1a & emphasizes the need for assessments that serve the countries' education development needs: bit.ly/43w6dJv
Ensuring accurate and comprehensive reporting for SDG indicator 4.1.1a is crucial for global education progress.
Discover why coverage discrepancies exist & the steps being taken to address them in the #WorldEducationBlog by Silvia Montoya, UNESCO Institute for Statistics: bit.ly/4cvnDtF
Discover this and other new data from the latest #UIS data release – and explore what gaps remain to be addressed – in the #WorldEducationBlog by Silvia Montoya, Director of UNESCO Institute for Statistics: bit.ly/3PtyFG4
Countries have committed to ensure that over 90% of primary schools are connected to the internet by 2030.
But there remains significant work ahead: only 44% of primary schools in Africa have internet access.
More in the UNESCO Institute for Statistics & #GEMReport report: bit.ly/3TmOhwi
The UNESCO Conference on Education Data and Statistics emphasized the need to enhance education statistics & SDG4 reporting for crisis-affected populations. Silvia Montoya discuss how we can capture the impact of crises on out-of-school children estimates - world-education-blog.org/2024/03/11/how…
Data from administrative records, surveys, censuses, and learning assessments can be effectively combined to further inform #education #policy design.
Learn more - unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0…
#Data4Education
🔴Education in Africa: education spending rose by 2% in 2021, driven by increased government investment, which showcases the region's dedication to education.
BUT it is still below the recommended 4% of GDP.
Read more: on.unesco.org/3uyhRqd Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO UNESCO Institute for Statistics World Bank
Explore the #SDG4 scorecard progress report on national benchmarks in #Africa ! 🌍📊 This brochure provides a summary of the findings on the progress of Africa towards the #SDG4 benchmarks.
Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO
unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0…
Congratulations to UNESCO Institute for Statistics for covening the 1st Conference on Education Data and Statistics! @Unicef is committed to support countries accelerate progress on #SDG4 .
The #MICS , #ECDI2030 , and the measurement of foundational learning are a some of our resources for countries.
📣 HIGHLIGHT ✨
UNESCO Institute for Statistics and Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO have recently launched the second edition of the #SDG4Scorecard report at the @UNESCO Conference on Education Data and Statistics.
See the scorecard: bit.ly/2024sdg4scorec…
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🌐 Live from UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳's Education Data and Education Conference! 📊 Today, the spotlight is on the necessity of data collection in education, #SDG4 benchmarks, and the crucial role of standardizing this data for comparability between nations. #Data4Education
Day 2 of the UNESCO Conference on Education Data and Statistics! The morning session featured three distinguished speakers Benjamin Piper, Dr. Rukmini Banerji Pratham Education Foundation, and Epha Ephel Ngota.
The LIVEstream from the morning session is available at: youtube.com/watch?v=OYW-VW…