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Director, Global Education Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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Les gouvernements à l’œuvre face à la crise de l’apprentissage : ce que nous en apprenons | Partenariat mondial pour l'éducation

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By Judith Herbertson, Christian Bodewig, Benjamin Piper
| Global Partnership for Education
Les gouvernements à l’œuvre face à la crise de l’apprentissage : ce que nous en apprenons À l’échelle mondiale, les gouvernements réalisent des progrès importants en littératie et numératie de base grâce à des réformes durables menées par les systèmes éducatifs. Malgré des approches variées, des facteurs communs expliquent ces avancées. Ces apprentissages sont essentiels à long terme, mais des défis d’équité et de pérennité subsistent. Une fille debout dans sa salle de classe en Inde.
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Governments are solving the learning challenge: Here is what we are learning from them | Global Partnership for Education

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By Judith Herbertson, Christian Bodewig, Benjamin Piper
| Global Partnership for Education
Governments are solving the learning challenge: Here is what we are learning from them Governments worldwide are increasingly achieving large-scale gains in foundational literacy and numeracy through sustained, system-led reforms. While approaches vary, some shared ingredients underpin success. Strengthening foundational learning is essential for long-term skills and economic growth, though challenges remain in sustaining reforms and ensuring equity for marginalized learners.
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Africa’s moment, if we get reading right

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By Benjamin Piper, Nompumelelo Mohohlwane
| GH Headlines
Features Home » Business and Financial Times » Mon 26th Jan, 2026 » Africa’s moment, if we get reading right By Benjamin PIPER and Nompumelelo MOHOHLWANE Africa stands at the edge of a historic demographic shift. By 2050, one in three young people in the world will be African. This represents an extraordinary opportunity for the continent to shape global innovation and economic growth.
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