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#EquiTalks: Comment transformer la division en dialogue ? Year of publication: 2024 Corporate author: Equitas Ce document rassemble les réponses de cinq défenseurs des droits humains lors du panel de discussion #EquiTalks en 2024, qui ont tenté de répondre à la question suivante : Comment transformer la division en dialogue? Le dépliant offre des pistes de solution et des conseils pour contrer la polarisation des opinions sur les droits humains. 
I Spare My Planet Year of publication: 2019 Corporate author: Quebec Labour Congress Produced by the ACTES movement and the Unions Central of Quebec, these vignettes are sure to make you smile, while creating important links between the way we consume and the social and environmental issues that concern us all.They can be viewed on their own or used in conjunction with the activities in the educational kit of the same name, which you can find on the Actes movement website. The themes of the 5 vignettes are:1 - Consumerism2 - Public services3 - Personal debt4 - Ecological limits5 - Thinking the world differently J’épargne ma planète Year of publication: 2019 Corporate author: Quebec Labour Congress Produites par le Mouvement ACTES et la Centrale Syndicale du Québec, ces capsules sauront certainement vous faire sourire, tout en créant des liens importants entre nos façons de consommer et les enjeux sociaux et environnementaux qui nous préoccupent toutes et tous. Elles peuvent être visionnées seules ou accompagner les activités de la trousse pédagogique du même nom, que vous pouvez trouver sur le site du mouvement Actes. Les thèmes des 5 capsules sont :1 – La consommation2 – Les services publics3 – L’endettement personnel4 – Les limites écologiques5 – Penser le monde autrementa 
Our Reflections: Global Inequality and Solidarity Year of publication: 2022 Author: Jenny Bien-Aimé Corporate author: Quebec Association of International Cooperation Organizations (AQOCI) In 2022, the SDI took place from February 6 to 12, and the member organizations of AQOCI chose the theme "In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic: calling for the co-construction of a just and united world."With this theme, the public was invited to discuss the persistent global inequalities and injustices and to explore solutions for making our world more just, united, and equitable.For the occasion, the comic book Nos Reflets was created by the artist Jenny Bien-Aimée. Nos reflets: Les inégalités mondiales et la solidarité Year of publication: 2022 Author: Jenny Bien-Aimé Corporate author: Quebec Association of International Cooperation Organizations (AQOCI) En 2022, la SDI s'est déroulée du 6 au 12 février et les organismes membres de l’AQOCI ont choisi comme thématique « Dans le contexte de pandémie de COVID-19 : appeler à la coconstruction d’un monde juste et solidaire ».Avec cette thématique, le public a été convié à échanger sur les inégalités et les injustices persistantes à l’échelle mondiale et à discuter des solutions pour rendre notre monde plus juste, solidaire et équitable.Pour l'occasion, la bande dessinée Nos Reflets a été produite par l'artiste Jenny Bien-Aimée. 
Age, Earth, Sea: International Development Week Year of publication: 2020 Author: Dimani Mathieu Cassendo Corporate author: Quebec Association of International Cooperation Organizations (AQOCI) Each year, International Development Week (IDW) highlights an international issue of concern to society. In Quebec, the Association québécoise des organismes de coopération internationale (AQOCI) organizes this public awareness week. CRÉDIL plays an active role in this campaign, and has participated in the production of comic strips as educational tools, such as "Ère, Terre, Mer" in 2021, which deals with the impact of the climate change on peoples. 
World Education Statistics 2024 Year of publication: 2024 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) The report summarizes the education data published by UIS and serves as a fundamental resource and essential guide for policy-makers, researchers and analysts, as well as anyone interested in education data and statistics. Statistics are presented in 11 thematic chapters, covering primary and secondary education; early childhood; technical, vocational and tertiary education; skills for work; parity; literacy and numeracy; sustainable development and global citizenship; learning environment; scholarships; teachers; and financing education. 
School Closures and Regional Policies to Mitigate Learning Loss due to COVID-19: A Focus on the Asia-Pacific Year of publication: 2021 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) Global school closures as a result of COVID-19 have caused learning losses for millions of children despite efforts to deploy remote learning options. Greater economic insecurity among families may also affect school enrolment as many struggle to pay school fees, or require children to work to supplement family income. Ultimately, this will lead to rising dropout rates, estimated to be as much as 4% in a region where 128 million children and young people were already out of school before COVID-19. The largest number of learners at risk reside in South and West Asia.Together, the education and economic fallout from the pandemic threaten progress toward the Sustainable Development Goal for education (SDG 4). Even prior to the COVID-19 disruptions, progress towards SDG 4 was lagging in many countries in the Asia-Pacific and without significant contributions to education finance, the pandemic threatens to push the region even further behind.This report breaks down the effects of school closures. It considers, for example, how many schools were closed, and when, across the Asia-Pacific, and the effects on different levels of education from early childhood education, through to primary and secondary school. The report analyses country efforts to implement remote learning, and strategies to mitigate learning losses as the proportion of students expected to fall below minimum proficiency levels is expected to rise.To achieve SDG 4, all children and young people, and especially those in marginalized groups, need support to get the education they need and deserve. 
SDG 4 Data Digest 2020: Using Household Survey Data to Monitor SDG 4 Year of publication: 2020 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) The 2020 edition of the SDG 4 Data Digest by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics focuses on household surveys as an important and underutilized tool to collect the data needed to track progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 4 and to ensure that no one is left behind. The Digest describes existing survey programmes and offers advice on the design and implementation of new surveys. The Digest identifies a number of advantages to using household surveys and describes the categories of indicators best suited for monitoring with survey data. Data from household surveys complement administrative data collected in schools and can be disaggregated to a greater extent than administrative data to facilitate the monitoring of exclusion in education. The definitions and calculation methods of selected indicators are laid out and the combination of household survey data with data from other sources is explained. This issue of the Digest is aimed at government officials, national planners, donors and others who make decisions about the implementation of nationally representative household surveys. It describes the requirements for conducting a household survey and the steps that must be followed from questionnaire design to data collection and analysis, and it gives advice on presentation of the findings. A section on COVID-19 summarizes the impact of the current pandemic on data collection. Additional resources, with suggested survey questions for the collection of education data through household surveys, are also included. Compendio de Datos sobre el ODS 4: Cómo utilizar datos de encuestas de hogares para monitorear el ODS 4 Year of publication: 2020 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) La edición 2020 del Compendio de Datos sobre el ODS 4 del Instituto de Estadística de la UNESCO se centra en las encuestas de hogares como una importante e infrautilizada herramienta para la recolección de los datos necesarios para rastrear el progreso hacia el Objetivo de Desarrollo Sustentable 4 y para garantizar que nadie quede en el camino. El Compendio describe los programas de encuestas existentes y brinda consejos para el diseño y la implementación de nuevas encuestas. El Compendio identi ca una serie de ventajas en el uso de las encuestas de hogares y describe las categorías de indicadores más adecuados para el monitoreo con datos de encuestas. Los datos de encuestas de hogares complementan los datos administrativos recolectados en las escuelas y pueden ser desglosados a un grado mayor que los datos administrativos, facilitando el monitoreo de la exclusión en la educación. Se han expuesto las de niciones y métodos de cálculo de los indicadores seleccionados y se ha explicado cómo se combinan los datos de encuestas de hogares con los datos de otras fuentes. Esta edición del Compendio está dirigida a los funcionarios de gobierno, plani cadores nacionales, contribuyentes y quienes tomen decisiones sobre la implementación de las encuestas de hogares nacionalmente representativas. Describe los requisitos para la ejecución de una encuesta de hogares y los pasos que deben seguirse desde el diseño del cuestionario hasta la recolección y análisis de datos, además de dar consejos sobre cómo presentar los hallazgos. Una sección sobre el COVID-19 resume el impacto que tiene la actual pandemia sobre la recolección de datos. También se han incluido recursos adicionales, con preguntas de encuestas sugeridas para la recolección de datos educativos mediante las encuestas de hogares.