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==Wiki Background info==
=== Relevant data ===
List available data where easy to find; list but leave blank elsewhere.

* Basic education stats (from the UNICEF state of the world's children report)
* Census stats relating to children (cf. Wikipedia's country template & World Factbook data)
* Government expenses and budgets
* International aid investments (focused on education; break out by country/org where available)

=== Lists of global orgs ===
Add the following for each of our countries: what major projects are run/sponsored by
* UNICEF
* WFP
* WHO
* UNESCO
* UNDP
* Red Cross/Red Crescent
* the Catholic Church
* World Vision (they publish [http://meero.worldvision.org/frontline-focus/childrenofwar.html stories] from war-torn regions and related [http://meero.worldvision.org/documents.php project data]) - on the Mideast and Afghanistan
* Save the Children (they're helping run the UN Education Cluster)
* USAID
* SOS Children's Villages
* World Bank (and the Inter-American Development Bank, in LatAm)


http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Rwanda
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Rwanda
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Educators
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Educators

Revision as of 18:50, 6 August 2010

Wiki Background info

Relevant data

List available data where easy to find; list but leave blank elsewhere.

  • Basic education stats (from the UNICEF state of the world's children report)
  • Census stats relating to children (cf. Wikipedia's country template & World Factbook data)
  • Government expenses and budgets
  • International aid investments (focused on education; break out by country/org where available)

Lists of global orgs

Add the following for each of our countries: what major projects are run/sponsored by

  • UNICEF
  • WFP
  • WHO
  • UNESCO
  • UNDP
  • Red Cross/Red Crescent
  • the Catholic Church
  • World Vision (they publish stories from war-torn regions and related project data) - on the Mideast and Afghanistan
  • Save the Children (they're helping run the UN Education Cluster)
  • USAID
  • SOS Children's Villages
  • World Bank (and the Inter-American Development Bank, in LatAm)


http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Rwanda http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Educators