Publication Date
1-2024
Subjects
International aid, Inclusive education, Equal education, International programs, International development, Disabilities, Females, Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia, Low income countries, Investment, Educational policy, Primary secondary education
Abstract
This document was commissioned by the Scottish Government following a review of Scotland’s approach to international development in the wake of Covid-19, and incorporates a needs analysis and evidence, review, a detailed description of the global and national policy contexts relevant to partner country education systems and inputs from partner country governments, civil society and development partners on their priorities for investment in Inclusive Education. Drawing on these inputs, the report proposes a focus for the Scottish Government’s inclusive education programme on learners with disabilities and girls and young women, which is due to begin implementation in 2024. It also outlines a number of options and potential workstreams related to these areas of focus, as well as a number of policy and implementation elements, including alignment with the Scottish Government’s commitments to take a feminist and anti-racist approach to its international development work.
Recommended Citation
Towne, A., & Bermingham, D. (2024, January 01). The Scottish Government International Development Fund: Designing a new International Development inclusive education programme. International Education Research. https://research.acer.edu.au/int_research/20
Copyright Statement
Copyright Crown 2024
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Place of Publication
Edinburgh, Scotland
Publisher
Scottish Government
Language
English
ISBN
978-1-83521-866-2
Geographic Subject
Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia, Scotland
Included in
Disability and Equity in Education Commons, International and Comparative Education Commons