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UNICEF and the Regional Education Agenda

UNICEF and the Regional Education Agenda. The regional agenda A different perspective on numbers Other contributions from UNICEF. The Agenda. Looking beyond the educational goals of ODM and EFA: 2021 GOALS Declaration of Mar del Plata:

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UNICEF and the Regional Education Agenda

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  1. UNICEF and the Regional Education Agenda

  2. The regional agenda • A different perspective on numbers • Other contributions from UNICEF

  3. The Agenda Looking beyond the educational goals of ODM and EFA: 2021 GOALS Declaration of Mar del Plata: “To encourage the multilateral cooperation agencies, including those within the United Nations system, in the context of development assistance, cooperation programs and mid-term reviews to support national priorities set by our states, to duly implement the Initiatives 201

  4. To develop a global, articulate and strongvoice for the right to education 1 Fuera de la educación inicial 1 Out of initial education 5 Exclusion scales Tomorrow’s exclusion 2 Out of elementary education 3 Out of high school 4 At the risk of leaving elementary school 5 At the risk of leaving high school Today’s exclusion • Dynamic flow in the processes of exclusion, • marked by inequalities in the living conditions of children and adolescents.

  5. How many children and adolescents have left or are at the risk of leaving school?

  6. 10,743 10,749 10,743 10,725 10,695 10,656 10,611 10,560 10500 10,689 10,723 Population 12,000,000 8,778 Students 10,000,000 7,823 7,827 of theoretical 7,363 age group 7,130 6,773 Enrolled 6,445 8,000,000 6,148 students 5,657 4,935 Population 6,000,000 3,860 4,000,000 2,000,000 16 yr old 17 yr old How many children and adolescents have left or are at the risk of leaving school in LAC? Students enrolled by age and condition of age, and by population and age, from 5 to 15 yr old, by levels according to each country’s rules (in thousands of students) 3 1 B 2 4 5 At the age of 15, the exclusion process speeds up. A B A - 5 yr old 6 yr old 7 yr old 8 yr old 9 yr old 10 yr old 11 yr old 12 yr old 13 yr olg 14 yr old 15 yr olf Age in years Source: own processing based on UNESCO - UIS. 28 countries in the region. Circa 2008 Withing this group, 2.4 million children attend school after turning 16. Within this group, 2.2 million children who attend initial school are lagging behind.

  7. Other contributions from UNICEF • Early Childhood Development • School atmosphere : to eradicate school violence

  8. Thank you, very much!

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