Technology, digital learning, school systems and education transformation.
The World Bank EduTech Podcast offers conversations from its Education Technology team, sharing insights on digital education developments globally.
The World Bank emphasizes education and skills development through smart financing and policies to boost human capital, reduce poverty, and support economic growth.
The World Bank advances early childhood development globally by providing financing, shaping policy, and fostering partnerships to enhance health, learning, and equity.
The World Bank emphasizes digital technologies' role in improving teaching, supporting learners, and fostering equitable, innovative education systems globally.
Accurate measurement of education system performance is vital for improving learning and supporting effective education policies, according to the World Bank.
International Education Day on January 24, 2026, underscores education's vital role in skills development, poverty reduction, and economic growth, according to the World Bank.
World Bank Group and IE University brought together global leaders to discuss AI's impact on higher education and the future of work.
The Global Advisory Panel on Skills, launched by CGD and the World Bank Group, aims to identify cost-effective skills programs that boost incomes and reduce poverty.
World Bank Group provides data and analysis on global development topics including education, poverty reduction, health, and economic growth to support informed decision-making.
The World Bank Group, with 189 member countries, partners globally to combat poverty through sustainable development solutions.
UNESCO invites bids for printing and delivering social science textbooks to education offices in 14 municipalities in Timor-Leste, supporting local education needs.
UNESCO IESALC and the Higher Institute for Teacher Education Salomé Ureña completed two capacity-building programmes in the Dominican Republic focusing on teacher competency and cu
UNESCO calls for restoring Afghan girls' and women's right to education after five years of exclusion from secondary school, university, and paid work.
On International Youth Day 2026, youth from different regions share why access to higher education is a common aspiration worldwide.
UNESCO maintains commitment to Afghan girls' education despite bans on secondary schooling, focusing on skills and future opportunities.
Ghana Education Service offers a Teachers' Corner with resources and support designed to assist educators in Ghana.
Ghana Education Service outlines programmes designed to improve and transform education across Ghana, focusing on quality and learning outcomes.
Ghana Education Service offers official articles and updates on education policies and programs to support stakeholders in the Ghanaian education sector.