Southern Cone and Andean countries discussed about the decentralization of educational systems |
On May 10 and 11, 2007, the Regional Policy Dialogue celebrated jointly its Southern Cone and Andean Subregional Meeting in Bogotá, Colombia. The theme selected by the viceministers to be discussed in this occasion was: "Decentralization of Educational Systems". » More Info |
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Central American members discussed decentralization in Education |
On June 14 and 15, 2007, the Regional Policy Dialogue celebrated its Central America Subregional Meeting in Panama City, Panama. The theme selected by the viceministers to be discussed in this occasion was: "Decentralization of Educational Systems". » More Info |
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Education Network – Promoting a Community of Knowledge and Practice |
 Through Regional and Sub-regional Meetings, the Education Network gives its members the opportunity to discuss priority education policies and initiatives by exchanging ideas and best practices, analyzing common problems, and exploring findings and research on education policy worldwide. The Education Network's members are Permanent Secretaries/Viceministers of Education or high-ranking education decision makers, responsible for the policy design and administration of the education systems of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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The Education Network celebrated its X Regional Meeting on November 29-30, in Washington, D.C. |
The event promoted an analysis on how in-service training has been reflected in the Latin American and the Caribbean education policy, and at the same time conducted a fruitful discussion to improve knowledge on the theme and guide future in-service training policy initiatives. The meeting reviewed in-service training in a global perspective - including information about best practices and successful programs from both developing and developed countries - with focus on the challenges faced by education policymakers, teachers, and students. » More Info |
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Accomplishments |
Since it was established six years ago, the Regional Policy Dialogue and its networks have proven an efficient tool for fostering dialogue among the Bank’s borrowing member countries.
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Caribbean Sub-Regional Meeting Education Network Barbados 12/2/2008 |
LITERACY AND NUMERACY IN THE CARIBBEAN
Evidence has accumulated about the fact that a large number of children enrolled in schools in Latin America and the Caribbean do not learn to read adequately and on time. This is a major root cause of learning deficiencies consistently identified by assessment tests » More Info |
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