As the financing crisis in Education in Emergencies deepens, a critical question is emerging for the education finance community: how can we sustain and scale education in fragile and crisis-affected contexts amid shrinking resources and rising global need?
We’re delighted to convene an online event with the Education Finance Network on this topic, Education in Emergencies: Opportunities in a Changing Funding Landscape. It will bring together funders, practitioners, and policymakers to explore what it takes to move beyond fragmented funding toward more coordinated, flexible, and system-oriented financing approaches.
Date: Thursday, August 27 8am EDT / 2pm CEST
Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aJxmf17uS9Kw4jTCIQpq6Q#/registration
This 60-minute webinar will explore:
- How financing for Education in Emergencies can better support continuity, scale, and alignment with national systems across humanitarian, development, and climate funding
- What it takes to unlock and deploy capital for locally driven solutions, including through blended finance and catalytic funding approaches
- The challenges and opportunities in measuring impact and outcomes in data-constrained, rapidly changing crisis contexts
- How funders, governments, and implementers can strengthen coordination and build more sustainable, equitable financing models for EiE
Join us to hear insights from:
- Christian Stoff, Chief, Monitoring, Evaluation and Global Reporting, Education Cannot Wait (ECW)
- Patricia O. Donli, Executive Director, GEPaDC
- Petra Heusser, Executive Director, EiE Hub
- Samir Farrag, Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships, Queen Rania Foundation
- Charlie Habershon, Moderator & Program Director, EFN & Dalberg