e f or S ta ti s tics Th e indica t ors to monito r the SDG 4 Educa t ion 2030 a gen d a Greg Keeble UIS Statistics Adviser Apia Samoa Presented to Pacific Community ID: 813567
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UN
ESCO Institute for Statistics
The indicators to monitor the SDG4-Education 2030 agenda
Greg Keeble
UIS Statistics Adviser
Apia, Samoa
Presented to Pacific Community
Noumea
, New Caledonia
27 February – 2 March 2017
Slide2UN
ESCO Institute for Statistics
Different levels of SDG monitoringBut also different d
imen
sions:
S
ubnational
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r
s
y
stem
O
f
fici
a
l vs
non
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Inst
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tuti
o
na
l
an
d
c
on
te
x
tu
a
l
qua
l
i
ty
Slide3Key priorities of
SDG 4 on educationEducation OutcomesECEPrimarySecondaryTVETTertiary
Population
Equity and Inclusion:
GenderLocation
WealthDisability
Slide4UN
ESCO Institute for StatisticsSD
G Global indicators on education* (1)4.1.1 % of children and young people
achieving
proficiency
i
n re
a
ding
a
n
d
mathe
m
atics
4.2.1
%
of
chi
ldren
unde
r
5
who
are
developmentall
y
o
n
track
4.2.2
Parti
c
i
p
ation
rate
i
n
organized
learning
(one
y
e
ar
before
o
f
fic
ial
st
art of
primary)
4.3.1
P
arti
c
ipation
rate
of
yo
uth/adult
s
in
edu
c
ation
and
training
4.4.1
%
of
yo
uth/adult
s
with
ICT
skills
4.5.1
P
arity
indi
c
es
(sex
,
locati
on
,
we
alth
et
c
)
4.6.1
%
of
y
o
uth/adult
s
a
c
hieving
pr
o
fi
c
iency
in
functi
o
na
l
l
iteracy
and
numer
a
cy
4.7.1
Exte
n
t
t
o
which
gl
o
ba
l
ci
t
ize
n
sh
i
p
edu
c
ation
a
n
d
educati
o
n f
or
su
s
tainable
developmen
t
are
mainstreamed
into
the curriculum
Slide5UN
ESCO Institute for StatisticsSD
G Global indicators on education* (2)4.a.1 % of schools with
acc
ess
to
ba
s
ic
ser
v
ic
e
s
and
facilitie
s
(electric
ity,
I
nterne
t,
c
o
mputers, adapted infrastructure, drinking water, single-sex toilets and handwashing facilities)4.b.1 Overseas development assistance spending on scholarships4.c.1 % of trained teachers
UN
ESCO Institute for StatisticsThe thematic i
ndicator frameworkTo track progres
s on
the
SDG4
– Educa
tion
2030
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g
e
n
da
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s
e
t
o
f
43
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nd
i
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s
produced on an internationally- comparable basis
11 global
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d
i
ca
t
o
r
s
32+
additional indicators
I
t
includes the 11 indicators proposed by the IAEG-SDGs for tracking SDG 4
Should
serve as a “Menu” to respond to regional and national priorities
A
reference for regional reviewsand national monitoring
P
r
ovide recommendations for education indicatorsHelp guide the establishment of a measurement agenda
D
ev
eloped by the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) in the context of discussions on new education agenda to:
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ESCO Institute for Statistics
But several challenges to implement some of the indicators47SDG 4 targets
N
umber
of in
dic
a
t
o
r
s
Th
e
c
h
alle
n
g
e
of d
at
a
av
ailabi
l
ity
Tie
r
2 indi
c
a
torsThe challenge of methodology and data availability Tier 3 indicators4.17
1
4.2
5
2
4.3
3
1
4.4
2
2
4.5
PI
4
Dep
ends on indic.Depends on indic 24.631
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32SDG4 Data: Developing the methodologies and indicators together
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