There is now an impressively broad consensus in the technical discussions on post-2015, about the necessary centrality of inequality in the new development framework. And a lot of thinking is underway about how to move from technical consensus to read more
This is a guest post from Will Paxton, head of education, who has been at UNESCO’s launch of the 2012 Global Monitoring Report today, which presents new statistics that are a cause for concern… — There read more
I’ve been under a rock working on our report on inequality and post-2015; but happily, here’s a great guest post from our new head of education Will Paxton, looking at – inequality and post-2015. There’s a theme here… The read more
I probably shouldn’t do this, but it’s too good not to share. Jess Espey of our research team commissioned a study from the Young Lives project – a longitudinal study of children growing up in Ethiopia, India (Andhra Pradesh), Peru read more
So, the Child Development Index 2012: Progress, Challenges and Inequality is out. Launched in 2008 as a complement to the Human Development Index, the CDI is designed to capture progress in child well-being. The index combines measures of health, read more