National Coalition for Education - NCE, India

Celebration of Global Action Week for Education (GAWE) in Nazafgarh, Delhi.

Drawing competition in Nazafgarh, Delhi. Students were felicitated with certificates for their participation in the competition.

Celebration of Global Action Week for Education (GAWE) in GSSS Govt. High School, Hoshiarpur, Punjab.

Students drew their dream school, having all the amenities and accessibility for everyone, in a drawing competition organised by the school. Awareness sessions on education and its importance were organised, and children were felicitated for their artwork by teachers.

Celebration of Global Action Week for Education (GAWE) in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.

Programs like Rally, Slogan writing competition, etc, are being organised to raise awareness about the importance of Education.

Global Action Week for Education (GAWE) is celebrated every year across the world. The National Coalition for Education (NCE) is also celebrating GAWE in various states in India. NCE is organising various programs with children, communities, teachers and civil society organisations to create awareness about education.

Some glimpses of the celebration- Bundi, Rajasthan.

COVID-19-related school closures have further widened the education-financing gap by $30-45 billion. It's time to act and ensure every child has access to quality education.

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Countries burdened by debt servicing should receive debt cancellation or renegotiation. Let's prioritize education over debt and ensure our children's future is not compromised.

Did you know that global tax abuse amounts to a massive $483 billion? Let's demand tax justice and redirect these resources towards education. Together, we can make a difference!

NCE India kickstarted under the theme ' ' in New Delhi, India.

To truly , it is important to understand international institutions such as World Bank, which continue to finance large-scale education projects in lower & middle-income countries. NCE India conducted training to sensitise teachers about it. The training involved informing teachers about how the IFI loans and grants are operationalized and how it impacts the national policies. Stay tuned for updates on this on our social media.

The teachers representing five Indian states - MP, UP, Punjab, Delhi & Haryana also gave their suggestions and recommendations to hold international institutions like World Bank and IMF accountable for better education finance.

NCE wishes all the Teachers a very Happy International Teachers’ Day!