Field Diary: High Quality Low Cost Private Education in Lucknow
Field visit takeaways from a recent field visit to Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh (India) for a project to deliver high…
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Data on Women and Girls: What Can We Do Better?
Only 13% of countries currently possess dedicated budgets for collecting and analyzing disaggregated data on women and girls -…
Adult Literacy: The Neglected Aspect of Literacy
Literacy has been recognized as a right by UNESCO and several other international conventions such as the Convention on...
Literacy in an Electronic Age: A Perspective
The definition of literacy is lacking a fixed definition both across time and space. We explore definitions of literacy…
Field Diary: Hybridity in Education
Our Technical Lead shares his experience at a small village in Assam, sharing what may be representative of India’s…
India’s Child Labor Problem: Could Education Reforms be the Solution?
The world’s third largest economy, India, is home to a third of the world’s poor, with 22% of its...
Using Data Science to Predict Future Increases in Women and Girls’ Literacy Rates
Methodology To calculate the estimates, a model which has the starting point 0 (which indicates 0 zero literacy rate...
International Literacy Day Over the Years
The changing themes of the International Literacy Day bear testimony to the evolution of the concept. Why does illiteracy…
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Barriers to Women Adopting Decision-Making Roles in Sanitation-Related Public Bodies and Attitudinal Differences Between Male and Female Decision-Makers -
Costs and Willingness to Pay for Pit Latrine Emptying Services in Kigali, Rwanda -
Policy Brief: Understanding Demand and Funding for Piped-Water Supply in Mandalay City -
Water Supply Services in Mumbai: A Scoping Study to Understand the Access of Services, Technology, Critical Gaps and to Explore the Possibility of Improvement