Equity, Inclusion and Education: Examining Evidence on Low-Fee Private Schools

EQUITY, INCLUSION and EDUCATION:
Examining Evidence on Low-Fee Private Schools

When:  Thursday, October 6th 2:00-3:30pm EST

Where:  World Bank I Building, 1850 I (“Eye”) Street NW, Washington, DC 20006, Room: I2-250

As part of the Civil Society Policy Forum of the 2016 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings, you are invited to:

This session will launch a new report from the Global Campaign for Education, “Private profit, public loss: Why the push for low-fee private schools is throwing quality education off track.” It will also examine Education International’s campaign around low-fee private schools in Kenya. The findings will facilitate a dialogue between Northern and Southern civil society, the World Bank, and participants as to whether for-profit, low-fee private schools give poor families options for quality education or further marginalize the poorest groups.

Speakers:

Oni Lusk-Stover
Senior Education Specialist, World Bank

Salima Namusobya
Executive Director, Initiative for Social and Economic Rights

Tanvir Muntasim
International Policy Manager – Education, ActionAid

Wilson Sossion
President, Education International, Africa Region

Jennifer Rigg, Executive Director, Global Campaign for Education - US

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