2. EDUCATION IS CENTRAL TO ACHIEVING THE GLOBAL GOALS FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
2. ZERO HUNGER
4. QUALITY EDUCATION
3. GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
1. NO POVERTY
5. GENDER EQUALITY
17. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
6. CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
Investing in education is:
a foundation for economic prosperity
improves stability, peace and security
improves health outcomes
To end the AIDS epidemic we need women and girls to be empowered through education.
“In Botswana, every additional year of secondary school reduces the risk of HIV infection by 11.6% among girls.”
Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming”, Paul Hawken, 2017
16. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS
SCHOOL
7. AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
15. LIFE ON LAND
8. DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
14. LIFE BELOW WATER
9. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTUCTURE
12. RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
11. SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND
COMMUNITIES
13. CLIMATE ACTION
10. REDUCED INEQUALITIES

3. GLOBAL LEARNING CRISIS
263 MILLION
girls and boys not going to school;
many more not learning

4. VISION MISSION GPE 2020 STRATEGIC PLAN
To ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
MISSION
To mobilize global and national efforts to contribute to the achievement of equitable, quality education and learning for all, through inclusive partnership, a focus on effective and efficient education systems and increased financing

5. GOALS OBJECTIVES GPE 2020 STRATEGIC PLAN
1. Improved and more equitable learning outcomes
2. Increased equity, gender equality and inclusion
3. Effective and efficient education systems
OBJECTIVES
COUNTRY LEVEL
1. Strengthen education
sector planning and
policy implementation
2. Support mutual accountability through inclusive policy dialogue and monitoring
3. Ensure efficient and effective delivery of GPE support
GLOBAL LEVEL
4. Mobilize more and better financing
5. Build a stronger partnership

6. ELIGIBILITY FOR GPE SUPPORT
89 countries
Home to 870 million school-age children
78 percent of world’s out-pf-school children 48
LOW-INCOME AND SMALL ISLAND/LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES 19
VULNERABLE LOWER MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES 22
OTHER LOWER MIDDLE- INCOME COUNTRIES

7. THE PARTNERSHIP GPE Board Composition
Multilateral agencies
3 seats
Private sector and foundations
1 seat
Teaching profession
1 seats
Civil society organizations
2 seats
Developing country partners
6 seats
GPE Board Composition
64 million more children in primary school
73 percent completed primary school, up from 63 percent
for girls: 71 percent, up from 56 percent
50 percent completed lower-secondary school, up from 38 percent
for girls 47 percent, up from 36 percent
Donor partners
6 seats

8. Improved policy dialogue and mutual
HOW DOES GPE WORK?
Global level
Country level
MOBILIZE FINANCING
ADVOCACY
Improved policy dialogue and mutual
accountability
Better sector planning
Results-focused financing
INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION
BROKER KNOWLEDGE

9. HOW DOES GPE WORK?

10. REPLENISHMENT GOAL 2018-2020 US$ 2 BILLION A YEAR BY 2020
2,500
US$ 2 BILLION A YEAR BY 2020
2,000
LEVERAGED FUNDS
US$ Million
1,500
1,000
GPE goal
Donor Finance
DONOR FINANCE
500
3-Year Total US$
US$
US$
US$
Donor finance to GPE (including leverage fund contribution)
700m (50m)
1bn (50m)
1.4bn (200m)
3.1bn (300m)
Additional funds leveraged
150m
150m
600m
900m
GPE goal
850m
1.15bn
2bn
4bn

11. 9.4 MILLION GIRLS AND OVER 10.8 MILLION CHILDREN
REPLENISHMENT 2020
19 MILLION
additional children completing primary school, including
9.4 MILLION GIRLS AND OVER 10.8 MILLION CHILDREN
in countries affected by fragility or conflict
develop education sector investment cases to attract additional financing
Call-out numbers
870 million – The goal is to improve quality and access to education for 870 million children and youth
1.7 million—The number of teachers that will be trained in developing countries with donor funds
drive increased domestic resource mobilization
drive quality improvements through learning assessments
drive data improvements through strengthened education management systems
6.6 MILLION
additional children completing lower secondary school, including
3.9 MILLION GIRLS and 3.9 MILLION CHILDREN
in countries affected by fragility and conflict

12. textbooks distributed
REPLENISHMENT 2020
1.7 M
teachers trained
23,800
classrooms built
204 M
textbooks distributed

13. Media – 600 print and online articles in May 2017
Got to get the message out there and so pushing hard on media in main donor markets.
La Stampa – one of Italy’s flagship papers
“Only with more education will we save ourselves from disasters” Julia Gillard: it reduces conflict and helps the environment
600 times in print and online media outlets across the globe. This included individual articles and opeds in major media outlets in Germany, Italy, Belgium, Norway, US and an important African oulet.

14. GPE Champions Yet to unleash social media power but watch this space
73.6 million twitter followers - hence emphasis on social media
(cf Donald Trump: 31.6m; Justin Trudeau: 3.25m)
GPE Champions

15. Civil society advocacy campaign
In New York in Sept 2016 there were 15 partners around the table
in the room at GPE, day after the Case for Investment launch 18 organisations
along with Uncief, and Education Commission colleagues
Lot of individual and collective campaigning – at global event level – G7 G20; in Africa and developing country regions – working with partners re AU meeting next month; and most importantly in individual countries