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Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity (CREATE)
A DFID-funded research programme consortium researching issues related to access to education in low income countries, led by the University of Sussex.
Improving the outcomes of education for pro-poor development: breaking the cycle of deprivation (RECOUP)
A DFID-funded research programme consortium researching how education contributes to poverty reduction, led by the University of Cambridge.
Teacher Education in Sub-Saharan Africa (TESSA)
A programme consortium researching and developing materials to support teacher education in Sub-Saharan Africa led by The Open University (UK) and the African Virtual University, Nairobi.
Gender, Education and Development: Beyond Access Project
A DFID-funded project that is critically examining knowledge about how to achieve gender equitable basic education, jointly run by the Institute of Education and Oxfam GB.
Productive Learning Cultures
Research network cooperation focusing on ICT and learning and local knowledge forms led by the University of Bergen and the University of Pretoria.
Multi-Site Teacher Education Research Project (MUSTER)
DFID-funded international collaborative project focused on generating new understandings of teacher education before, during and after the point of initial qualification, led by the University of Sussex.
Educational Quality Improvement Program (EQUIP)
A combination of USAID-funded programmes related to (1) classrooms, schools, community, (2) policy, systems, management, (3) out-of-school youth, earning, learning.
Improving Educational Quality (IEQ)
Completed 10-year project. Predecessor of EQUIP.
Education in Small States Research Group
Research group focusing on education and human development in small groups throughout the Commonwealth, in Europe and elsewhere.
Valuing Teachers research and advocacy campaign
reports from all 11 countries where research has been completed.
Briefing note titled 'Education, identity and ethnic mobilisation' by David Johnson and Frances Stewart to be found on the CRISE website (Centre for Research on Inequality, Human Security and Ethnicity). It is a trailer for a special issue of the International Journal of Educational development.
International Conference on Quality at Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan - February 21-23 2006
