At the Geneva Human Rights Dialogue on the Right to Education (June 2024) organised by the Swiss Commission for UNESCO, eduCoop called for better access to quality data on the privatisation of education. This message was widely echoed in the recently published report, which we invite you to read.
KEY MESSAGE 3: Education data remains limited, particularly when assessing the impacts of privatisation and non-state educational interventions/activities.
KEY RECOMMENDATION 3: Governments should ensure that all education stakeholders, including private providers, are required to report data rigorously and transparently.
Additionally, the international call of the Francophone Research Network on Privatisation of Education (ReFPE – coordinated by eduCoop), which was officially unveiled following this event, is available at this link.
