The South Sudan Education Cluster Strategy (2023-2025) provides a common framework for providing protective and inclusive emergency education services for children and youth affected by crisis. It presents a set of common principles, strategic objectives and outcomes to guide the response and mobilize collective action among Education Cluster members, leveraging their comparative advantages. The strategic framework clarifies the role of the Education Cluster, and will be used as the basis for contributions to other key plans such as the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and the Education Cannot Wait (ECW) facilitated Multi-Year Resilience Programme (MYRP), and to mobilize resources for unmet needs.
The South Sudan Education Cluster Strategy builds upon the previous 2019 Cluster Strategy. The key elements of the strategy were developed in consultation with the Education Cluster Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) members, the South Sudan Ministry of General Education and Instruction (MoGEI), and Cluster members. The strategy’s principles and objectives are grounded in an evidence based needs overview which draws on recent education data as well as the expert inputs of SAG members. The strategy has also been developed to align with and contribute to national humanitarian and sector plans and programmes, including MoGEI’s South Sudan General Education Strategic Plan.
By signing an MoU, UNICEF South Sudan & Save the Children International , co-leading the Education Cluster, have expanded their leadership to include Universal Network for Knowledge & Empowerment Agency - South Sudan (UNKEA).
Dr.Christabel Musonda | Charles Mwangi | Manuela Tiyu | Beatrice Jale |
Cluster Coordinator | Cluster Co-Coordinator | Cluster Co-Coordinator | Information Management Officer |
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Background information South Sudan remains one of the few countries in the world with more children out of school than in school. Years of conflict and displacement have left an estimated 2.81 million children out of school…
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CONTEXT The humanitarian situation in South Sudan is deteriorating, impaired by factors such as conflict, intercommunal violence and the climate change. An estimated 2 million children, including 1,535,257 residents, 311,447 internally displaced, and 189,185 returnee children, along…
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South Sudan Protracted conflict and climate change resulted in record challenges to education in 2023, including school closures, school occupation by displaced people and increased number of out-of-school children (estimated at 2.8 million). The Sudan crisis…
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INTRODUCTION The South Sudan Education Cluster Strategy (2023-2025) provides a common framework for providing protective and inclusive emergency education services for children and youth affected by crisis. It presents a set of common principles, strategic objectives and…
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