According to UNESCO (2023), the annual financing gap in education funding from 2023 to 2030 in low—and lower-middle-income countries is estimated at USD 97 billion. Philanthropy is an important force in the global education sector. It can be a disruptor to the structures and silos of the global education community, with different ideas, perspectives and networks. It can build bridges and it can support innovation. And often, it can fund where others can’t. The International Education Funders ...
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IEFG BIG Series: Stand by for Action - How your funding can make a difference
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Send us a text How can education philanthropy make a real difference? Throughout this series, we have examined strategic approaches and critical entry points for education philanthropy to effectively engage in climate education. From identifying leverage points and supporting teachers on the front lines, to fostering cross-portfolio integration and…
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IEFG BIG Series: The places you will go - Working together across portfolios
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Send us a text How often do you engage with colleagues across different portfolios? Have you ever considered how your Education and Climate portfolios could collaborate to generate shared impact? Many don’t, but this episode invites you to start that conversation. In this compelling new episode, hosted by Kevin Marinacci, CEO of the Fabretto Childr…
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IEFG BIG Series: Education x Climate = Philanthropy²
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Send us a text How can education and climate funders collaborate more strategically, sharing insights, evidence, and approaches, to deepen understanding and strengthen the critical connections between climate change and education? In this episode of the BIG Series, we bring together funders from both sectors who are actively engaging at the nexus o…
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IEFG BIG Series: Supporting the front line - Teachers vs the climate crisis
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Send us a text Welcome to the third episode of the IEFG Brains in Gear series. Inspired by the IEFG Together convening in Singapore last April under the theme "The Future of Teachers and the Teaching Profession," this episode explores education philanthropy's role in supporting teachers amid the climate crisis. Our four discussants highlight the gr…
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IEFG BIG Series: Climate-proofing Education Philanthropy
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear Series. In this inaugural episode exploring education philanthropy and the climate crisis, we ask ourselves what we can do regarding the "climate-proofing of education philanthropy." In this episode, we bring together four experts who are pioneering innovative approaches to climate-conscious educati…
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IEFG BIG Series: The Things That Can Happen When Education and Climate Meet
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear Series. In this inaugural episode exploring education philanthropy and the climate crisis, we examine "The things that can happen when education and climate meet." This episode explores a pivotal question: Can education funders fulfil their missions without addressing climate change? As host Sally V…
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Trailer - IEFG Brains in Gear Series on Education Philanthropy and the Climate Crisis
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Send us a text Welcome to the “Brains in Gear” series, or as we like to call it, the BIG series, brought to you by the International Education Funders Group (IEFG). This podcast is a space for dynamic, timely conversations on varied themes most relevant to the current global landscape in education. This year, we're focusing on a theme that should d…
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear Series. In this final conversation of this season, the IEFG's Education Technology Fellow, Anjali Nambiar discusses her takeaways from this year's BIG Series with the IEFG's Executive Director, Laura Savage and the IEFG's Senior Lead for Philanthropic Coalitions, Leonora Dowley. Nb: This episode was…
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IEFG BIG Series: Philanthropy's role in Edtech
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear Series. Today, we'll hear three perspectives on the question, "What should philanthropy do to support edtech in low- and middle-income countries?". We have three speakers who will share their thoughts and ideas on the role of philanthropy in the future of edtech. Elyas Felfoul is the Director of WIS…
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IEFG BIG Series: Measuring what Matters in EdTech
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear Series. In this conversation, our hosts and guests will demystify how we measure the impact of EdTech. They will discuss the need and methods used to ensure we're collecting the right kind of evidence to ascertain that a particular EdTech has its intended effect on students' learning. The hosts for …
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IEFG BIG Series: Bridging Learning Inequity with EdTech
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear series. Can EdTech be the force for bridging learning inequities, or will it exacerbate them even further? Hear the perspectives of our hosts and their guests as they discuss this and consider possible roadmaps to navigate this divide. Our hosts are Raman Sidhu is the CEO of the Octava Foundation, w…
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IEFG BIG Series: Setting The Bar for Good EdTech
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Send us a text Setting the bar for good edtech Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear series. Explore the maze of standards for Edtech in this episode. Procurement decisions and quality of the edtech hinges on the standards, but who sets them, and how can they help all the stakeholders who use them. Join us as we unpack this. Our hosts will be: Libby H…
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IEFG BIG Series: The Promise of AI in Underserved Education Systems
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear series. In today's episode, we take a closer look at AI and its impact on classrooms, especially in low and middle-income geographies. The conversation will be amongst the following speakers: Ana C Rold is an award-winning media executive and entrepreneur. She is the Founder of Diplomatic Courier, t…
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IEFG BIG Series: Walking the Tight Rope of EdTech - The potentials and pitfalls of technology in learning.
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Send us a text Welcome to the IEFG Brains in Gear series. This episode examines potentials and pitfalls of Edtech in the low and middle income contexts. What are some things that Edtech can help with and what are places you need to exercise caution? Listen to the episode and learn about all this. Our hosts will be: Jani Moliis from the JBJ Foundati…
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Trailer - IEFG Brains in Gear Series on Education Technology
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Send us a text Welcome to the Brains in Gear or the BIG series! This is a series of podcasts curated by the International Education Funders Groups (IEFG) around varied themes most relevant to the current global landscape in education. This year, the theme is EdTech, which is quite the buzz at the moment, given all the whirlwind of information. But …
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An Introducation to the International Education Funders Group
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Send us a text Welcome to the inaugural episode of 97BN, the International Education Funders Group (IEFG) Podcast! 🎙️ Join us as we embark on this exciting journey to explore the world of education philanthropy and the impactful work of our members. In this first episode, we provide listeners with an introduction to the IEFG and the dedicated team …
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Special guest Andrea joins us in this episode, where we talk about the on-the-ground realities and challenges of refugee education. This episode wraps up our 3-part series on SDG4 and Refugee Education.
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How does education reach refugee populations? What is being done and what are the obstacles in this challenge? Here we give an overview of SDG4 relating to refugee populations in different parts of the world.
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In this episode, we discuss what SDG4 is and the problems we, as a global community, face in achieving universal education.https://en.unesco.org/education2030-sdg4/targetshttps://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/sdg4
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Climate change, food shortages, and droughts. The future looks bleak. In this episode we look at two papers and talk about the role technology is playing in making the future look a bit brighter. As always feel free to get involved with the show at @whatsindienews on twitter or [email protected] https://ijcsi.org/papers/IJCSI-10-1-1-7-12.pdf…
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We introduce ourselves. If you already know us, this probably won’t tell you anything new. Then again, it’s only like 15 minutes long. What else are you going to listen to on the way to work? If you want to suggest topics, have an idea for an interview, etc. feel free to drop us a line @whatsindienews on twitter or [email protected] cont…
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