Documents et rapports

Transforming Teacher Education in the West Bank and Gaza : Policy Implications for Developing Countries (anglais)

This paper provides a comprehensive review of the World Bank–supported Teacher Education Improvement Project for Grades 1-4 Class Teachers in the West Bank and Gaza (2008-19) and has important policy implications...

Collaboration Road : Dubai’s Journey towards Improved School Quality - A World Bank Review (anglais)

Dubai has an exceptionally large private education sector. 9 out of 10 students’ study in private schools in one of 17 different school systems (UK, US, IB, Emirati, Indian, Pakistani, German, French...

SABER workforce development MENA regional synthesis report 2015 (anglais)

ICT and the education of refugees : a stocktaking of innovative approaches in the MENA region (anglais)

More than 10 million school-age children have been forced out of school in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) due to armed conflict in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya and other countries. Most are displaced...

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) : regional collaboration on education - an Araieq innovation (anglais)

This Knowledge and Learning Note discusses regional collaboration on education in the Arab world. Regional collaboration on Education is arguably more challenging, comparatively speaking, in the Arab World...

The road traveled : Dubai's journey towards improving private education - a World Bank review (arabe)

As Dubai has grown over the last two decades, the demand for private education has grown with it, a reflection of the number of expatriates settling in the city. Today, 88 percent of all students attend...

Steering Dubai's education reform through incentive and accountability drivers (anglais)

As Dubai has grown over the last two decades, the demand for private education has grown with it, a reflection of the number of expatriates settling in the city and the various curricula on offer to cater...

The road traveled : Dubai's journey towards improving private education - a World Bank review (anglais)

As Dubai has grown over the last two decades, the demand for private education has grown with it, a reflection of the number of expatriates settling in the city. Today, 88 percent of all students attend...

Innovating through the crisis (anglais)

On June 9-11, 2011, the Ruder Boskovic Institute of Croatia, the Korea Development Institute and the World Bank organized a high-level policy workshop in Dubrovnik, Croatia, which was the culminating event...

An exception to the gender gap in education : the Middle East? (anglais)

An interesting consequence of the Arab Spring is that it is compelling the West to re-evaluate its understanding of the Middle East. Stereotypes and misconceptions have abounded, but today the region can...