Dialogue forums organized at county level to track achievement and challenges in education sector.

These are County dialogue forums on education organized by Elimu Yetu Coalition in Collaboration with County Education Networks.

County Education Networks (CENs) are structures established by Elimu Yetu Coalition to track achievement and challenges in education sector at the grassroots and enable communities to engage in education processes at the county level.

Annual campaign organized in support of the human right to quality, inclusive, universal education

Global Action for Education is an annual campaign organized by the Global Campaign for Education (GCE) in support of the human right to quality, inclusive, universal education.

This year, the theme for GAWE is Transformative Education.

In Kenya, EYC  will liaise with other Civil Society Organization to organize a National event in line with the theme.

The event that brought together the global community to take stock of progress and raise vital funds for education.

Organized learning platform for civil society organizations working in educationat sub national level.

Sub-national learning forums are organized learning platform that bring together civil society organizations working in education at sub national level and are tuned towards specific regional needs to enhance the level of success of proposed solutions to the identified needs of the people including marginalized groups. These forums are utilized to engage around education policies and programs and develop regional specific plans of actions.

Annual Civil Society Conference on Education for All

This is an annual event that brings together EYC members and other stakeholders over a particular education theme and presents an opportunity for stakeholders to share experiences and evidence, discuss challenges and develop policy recommendations for engagement with the government.

The conference targets Civil Society Organizations, professional groups, Education Institutions, Teacher Unions, student representatives and government representatives.

The 2021 conference was themed; ‘Promoting Quality, Equity and Inclusion in the provision of Basic Education in Kenya’. The conference provided a platform for education stakeholders to share evidence, discuss opportunities and develop policy recommendations for action.

 

The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) brings together the global community every number of years to take stock of progress and raise vital funds for education. GPE helps lower-income countries accelerate change so that every girl and boy can get the quality education they need to unlock their full potential and contribute to building a better world.

The current GPE funding window running to 2025 is as a result of GPE replenishment summit held between July 28 and 29, 2021 in London and was co-hosted by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.
It brought together heads of State and ministers from donor and partner countries. Leaders from businesses and private foundations, representatives from international organizations, development banks, civil society organizations, teachers’ organizations and youth leaders also participated in London and virtually.

In addition to the $4 billion pledged from donors, 19 Heads of State and Government committed to spending at least 20 percent of national budgets on education, rallying behind a political declaration on education financing led by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. Over the next five years, the countries endorsing this statement are committing more than $196 billion in education financing.