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The Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report is twenty years old!
It began in 2002 as the Education for All Global Monitoring Report with the aim of holding the global community to account for the commitments they made to education progress.
Over the next few months, as part of our anniversary celebrations, we will be celebrating some of the many critical contributions the report has made, marked by its editorial independence and its role as a global public good.
For over two decades, the report has informed national, regional and global debates. Drawing from the latest quantitative and qualitative evidence, 17 published reports have tracked country education development and highlighted critical challenges, becoming an invaluable part of the international education cooperation mechanism.
This anniversary celebration is also a recognition of the contributions of past and current report team members, UNESCO colleagues and partners who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to produce what has been referred to as “required reading” for policy makers and education advocates alike.
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Marking the anniversary, we have updated the look and feel of our website, hoping to make it easier for you to navigate our multiple resources, and participate in our launch activities.
As the above video shows, the GEM Report is much more than just a report. It produces regional reports, gender reports, reports written by and for youth, and publications in multiple languages. It offers four websites (PEER, SCOPE, WIDE and VIEW) and a blog available in English and Spanish.
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How you can join in the celebrations:
- Tweet using #OurGEM and @GEMReport and tell us:
- What was/is your favourite past report or product?
- Why you think the GEM Report and its editorially independent status is valuable for the sector.
- How you have used the Report in your work?
- Watch our video
- See our social media pack with suggested tweets.
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