UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report 2026

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UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report 2026

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UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report 2026

UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring Report 2026 highlights gaps in access and equity, noting that only two in three students complete secondary education. The report underscores challenges in achieving SDG 4 targets by 2030.

Global Education Monitoring Report 2026:

Dimension Key Details
Published By Published by UNESCO
Theme Provides focus on access and equity with countdown to 2030
Out of School Children Includes 273 million children adolescents and youth in 2024 excluding additional 13 million in conflict affected countries
Secondary Education Provides that only two in three students complete secondary education globally
SDG Link Relates to Sustainable Development Goal 4 on education
Global Status Provides that no country has achieved universal secondary education completion
Access vs Learning Provides that increased access does not guarantee meaningful learning outcomes
Systemic Reforms Includes legal recognition of education compulsory schooling and fee abolition with example of Right to Education Act 2009
Public Financing Includes use of public funding to balance private provision and reduce inequality
Demand Side Measures Includes cash transfers scholarships school supplies and improved health and nutrition
Supply Side Measures Includes expansion of public infrastructure and open and distance education systems
Other Recommendations Includes setting national targets efficient data use and equity oriented policies
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With reference to out-of-school children, adolescents and youth, consider the following statements:

1. The report includes 273 million out-of-school children, adolescents and youth in 2024.
2. The report excludes an additional 13 million in conflict-affected countries.

Which of the statements given above are correct?