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UNESCO's 2026 Gender Report Finds Enrolment Parity, but Child Marriage Still Pushes Girls Out
UNESCO's 2026 GEM Gender Report, launched in Paris on 9 October, finds global parity in school enrolment but shows child marriage and early…
UNESCO Climate-Education Alliance Reaches 100 Countries Ahead of COP31
UNESCO says its Greening Education Partnership reached 100 member countries on October 2, 2026, as it unveiled a new OECD-backed monitoring…
WIPO's 2026 Global Innovation Index Finds R&D Spending Rising, but Researcher Density Still Differs Nearly 50-Fold by Region
WIPO's 19th Global Innovation Index and new UNESCO research data show global R&D spending climbing, but researcher numbers per capita still…
A Year After the Santiago Consensus, Teacher Shortages Are Still Widening, OECD and UNESCO Data Show
OECD and UNESCO data show teacher attrition, unfilled posts and underqualified staffing rising across very different school systems a year …
A New UN Indicator Finds Climate Content Is Still Thin in Most National School Curricula
A new UN-recognised indicator scans the actual text of national curriculum frameworks rather than relying on self-reporting. It finds most …
UNESCO's 2026 Monitoring Report Finds Out-of-School Numbers Rising for a Seventh Straight Year
UNESCO's 2026 Global Education Monitoring Report — the first in a new Countdown to 2030 series — finds 273 million children and youth were …
More Than 25 Countries Sign UNESCO's AI-in-Education Statement, But Guidance Still Lags Behind Classroom Use
At UNESCO's Digital Learning Week 2026 in Paris, more than 25 education ministers signed a non-binding statement on AI in schools. UNESCO's…