GCE Reports
02 February 2012 | GCE Reports
Gender Discrimination In Education: The Violation Of Rights Of Women And Girls Global Campaign For Education, February 2012
This report presents the results of a GCE survey of children and teachers conducted November 2011-February 2012.02 August 2011 | GCE Reports
Make It Right For Girls Global Campaign For Education And Results, August 2011
This report, co-authored by the GCE and RESULTS, shows that millions of girls are being forced out of school because of poverty, child labour, early child marriage, the threat of sexual violence, inadequate and poor-quality schools.13 July 2011 | GCE Reports
Real World Strategies
A story of civil society advocacy Global Campaign for Education, July 201129 June 2011 | GCE Reports
Fund The Future: Education Rights Now Global Campaign For Education, November 2011
This report calls for urgent increases and improvements in aid to education if the world is to have any chance of meeting the Education for All goals by 2015.05 June 2010 | GCE Reports
Back To School
World’s Worst Places to be a School Child Global Campaign for Education, June 201003 October 2009 | GCE Reports
Education On The Brink: Will The IMF’s New Lease On Life Ease Or Block Progress Towards Education Goals? Global Campaign For Education, 2009
This report, written in the midst of the global economic crisis, makes the case for investment in education.29 July 2009 | GCE Reports
Broken Promises? Why Donors Must Deliver On The EFA Action Plan Global Campaign For Education, September 2003
This report was produced to urge donors to commit to the promises made repeatedly to achieve Education for All through increased financing.01 October 2008 | GCE Reports
2008: General Assembly III (Sao Paulo)
GCE’s third General Assembly was hosted by the Brazilian Campaign for the Right to Education and held at the Novotel Jaragua Hotel in Sao Paulo, Brazil 22 – 24 January 2008.09 March 2008 | GCE Reports
Global Report Card Global Campaign For Education 2008
No Excuses: Global Report Card Global Campaign for Education 200805 February 2007 | GCE Reports