Blog series: Ensuring refugee inclusion in education systems

This series of blogs features views from experts, practitioners and youth leaders on the importance of refugee-inclusive education systems that meet both immediate and long-term needs of all learners.

January 30, 2024 by GPE Secretariat
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2 minutes read
Ismat Khatun is 12. She’s in grade 6 in an all-girls class at the Chayabithi Learning Center, located in Camp 4 of the Rohingya Refugee Camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Credit: GPE/Salman Saeed
Ismat Khatun is 12. She’s in grade 6 in an all-girls class at the Chayabithi Learning Center, located in Camp 4 of the Rohingya Refugee Camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
Credit: GPE/Salman Saeed

Amid increasing levels of forced displacement, refugee inclusion in host country education systems must be a policy priority to ensure children are not left behind.

Given the growing commitment to refugee inclusion and limited evidence on what works, it is useful to review good practices and experiences about supporting refugee-inclusive education systems; to understand the barriers to inclusion in host countries' systems; and to learn what can be done to ensure investments meet both the immediate and long-term needs of all learners.

In this series of blogs, experts, practitioners and youth leaders share their views and experiences on including refugees in host countries’ national education systems to ensure they can continue to learn and build the stepping stones for a successful future.

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