COVID-19 and rising educational Inequalities: Evidence from Nigeria
This study highlights increased disparities among vulnerable groups, learning loss among students, and provides policy recommendations to reduce educational inequalities.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Work and Employment among internal and international Migrant Workers in Peru
The pandemic's loss of human life and economic recession triggered the internal mobility of Peru’s citizens towards rural areas.
The Conundrums of technology-enabled Learning: three Challenges to advance in Latin America
Reflections on three aspects that hold the region back from leveraging the potential of digital technologies in education.
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Migrants in Chile
Challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic continue to have dangerous repercussions, especially for irregular migrants, non-professional migrants, and migrant women.
Narrowing the Digital Divide in Tanzania to tackle educational Inequalities
In this digital transformation era, the government should digitalize the education sector by investing more in EdTech to scale up digital learning applications, especially in public primary schools.
Life of Migrant Workers in Paraguay since the COVID-19 Crisis
Achieving SDG 8 on decent work in Paraguay remains challenging due to high labour informality rates. This situation is similar for both migrants and the national population.
Ways to narrow educational Inequality in the Global South
The article looks at how technology and partnership could help build back the educational sector to achieve inclusive quality learning.
Weathering COVID-19: Small and Micro Businesses in Pakistan
Entrepreneurs faced great challenges during the pandemic, demonstrating remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
SDG Progress and Reporting in Times of Polycrisis: the Role of Civil Society in ensuring Consistency
The VNR Lab will explore the role that civil society and stakeholders can play in maintaining consistency in SDG progress, with a particular focus on Chile
Migrants in Peru: working more and earning less
Migrant workers have endured hard times during the pandemic. Although they did not leave the Economically Active Population (EAP), their labour conditions have been more challenging.
