Media Coverage Release of the Education for All (EFA) Global Monitoring Report (GMR) 2013/14 January 29 2014

1. The 2013/4 GMR received more online media coverage than any of its predecessors. In just

three days, the coverage of the GMR 2013/4 was more than double the coverage the GMR 2012 had received in a full month. News articles online and in print reached almost 31 million people in almost 100 countries with an Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE) of almost USD$9 million.

2. News about the EFA GMR reached almost 20 more countries in one month than ever done before, indicating that the report is reaching new audiences. The highest number of articles were published in the USA, followed by Brazil and then China.

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GMR media coverage over month of Report launch 2011-2013/4

(Data above represents the period 26 January – 4 February, 2014)

3. A global press release was prepared, along with press releases for sub-Saharan Africa, South and West Asia and Latin America. These were disseminated by the GMR communications team and via UNESCO’s Department for Public Information (DPI).

4. All major news agencies covered the GMR, including the Associated Press, Agencia EFE, Reuters, Al Jazeera, Inter Press Service, All Africa, Xinhua, Deutsche Welle, Agence France Press, the Press Association and SAPA.

5. Opinion pieces were sourced in the names of the Director General of UNESCO, the Chair of the Youth Advocacy Group (YAG), the head of Education at OECD, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, the Director of the EFA GMR and printed in the South China Morning Post, Huffington Post (USA, UK, France and Spain), FT This is Africa Online, The East African, the Mail and Guardian, Semanario, El Universal, ABC Color, Al Ahram, Sunday Independent (SA) and La Croix.

6. Many news outlets published multiple stories on the Report, looking at the global and local situations. Such was the case in Brazil for example, where there was blanket coverage of the country's ranking in literacy tables, but also headlines on the huge cost of poor quality education. In addition, coverage this year showed that it was not just the most important newspapers who covered the story, but also many small and often community media as well. As an example, in Chile La Tercera y El Mercurio published related news, but also a citizen newspaper, El Repuertero.

7. Coverage helped target key policy makers and support the advocacy objectives of the Report. On 29th January, for instance, the headline from the EFA GMR 2013/4 hit the front pages in Ethiopia as African heads of state arrived in Ethiopia’s capital.

8. Coverage was also achieved in broadcast media, reaching many more millions than our media monitoring service is set up to track. The coverage included feature-length packages on BBC World, BBC Newsround, BBC Singapore, Reuters TV, Aljazeera, TV Globo, TV Publica, and talkshows in English and Spanish on Deutsche Welle. Interviews on the Report ran across the BBC (Newshour, Africa, World Service, Arabic, Hausa), on VOA, SBS Australia, Deutschlandfunk, Logo, RFI, TV Brasil, South South News, UN Radio, Arise TV, NPR, Feature News Reports, Dawn News, Express news, Geo News, Radio Pakistan, Waqt News, Express news, PTV News, PTV news, Rede TV, SBT, Rede Vida, I24 news and Radio Maroc. News bulletins were played on BBC Delhi, and BBC Radio 4 Today Programme. Standout interviews include the Director General on CNN’s primetime breakfast news show, and BBC News 10.30pm. The Director of the Report, Pauline Rose, appeared live via skype on CNN’s top-rated ‘Quest means Business’.

9. In addition to the print and online articles on the 2013/4 GMR, almost 2000 facebook posts and blogs covered the news over the first three months of the year.

Selection of links to media coverage by region:

Europe and Eurasia • Al Jazeera infographic on the learning crisis: Al Jazeera infographic:

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/interactive/2014/03/interactive-global-education-crisis-2014316155248923674.htm

• ЮНЕСКО обеспокоена качеством образования детей

AzerTAj (State Information Agency of Azerbaijan Republic) (Azerbaijan), 30 January • Ecole: 129 milliards de dollars perdus dans une éducation de mauvaise qualité

RTL.be (Belgium), 29 January • http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-

une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteFaute d'une bonne éducation, 129 milliards de dollars perdus Lalibre.be (Belgium), 29 January

• Verden mangler millioner af lærere Folkeskolen.dk (Denmark), 30 January

• UNESCO: haridus on igale lapsele tagatud alles 70 aasta pärast Eesti Rahvusringhääling - ERR (Estonia), 29 January

• $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN AFP.com (France), 29 January

• ANALPHABÉTISME - Un grand défi pour le Brésil Lepetitjournal.com (France), 29 January

• Education pour tous: l’Unesco pointe du doigt la qualité de l’enseignement et le gaspillage financier Radio France International (France), 29 January

• Systèmes éducatifs: 129 milliards de dollars dépensés en pure perte Le Figaro (France), 29 January

• La crise mondiale de l'apprentissage coûte 129 milliards de dollars par an The Blog Huffington Post (France), 29 January

• Education: 129 milliards de dollars perdus, alerte l'Unesco L’express (France), 29 January

• Ecole: 129 milliards de dollars perdus dans une éducation de mauvaise qualité Le Nouvel Observateur (France), 29 January

• Ecole: 129 milliards de dollars perdus dans une éducation de mauvaise qualité Le Point (France), 29 January

• Ecole: 129 milliards de dollars perdus dans une éducation de mauvaise qualité L’express (France), 29 January

• Unesco aponta má qualidade como principal problema da educação no Brasil Deutsche Welle (POR) (Germany), 29 January

• "Bildung muss höher auf die politische Agenda" Deutschelandfunk (Germany), 29 January

• UNESCO Peringatkan Krisis Pendidikan Dunia Deutsche Welle (Indonesian) (Germany), 29 January

• UNESCO: 250 Millones de niños no saben leer ni escribir Deutsche Welle (ES) (Germany), 29 January

• Unesco: 250 Millionen Kinder können nicht lesen Antenne Bayern (Germany), 29 January

• Rose: We've 'gotten complacent' on education

Deutsche Welle (Arabic) (Germany), 29 January • UNESCO report: higher illiteracy rate, more waste in education than previously believed

Deutsche Welle (Arabic) (Germany), 29 January • Unesco-Bildungsbericht: Schulen versagen bei 250.000.000 Kindern

Spiegel Online (Germany), 29 January • Unesco: “Settant’anni prima che tutti i bambini vadano a scuola”

La Stampa.it (Italy), 30 January • $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN

Tengrinews.kz [EN] (Kazakhstan), 30 January • Mangelnde Bildungsqualität kostet die Welt Milliarden

Liechtensteiner Vaterland (Liechtenstein), 29 January • Paskelbta UNESCO EFA 2013–2014 m. pasaulinės stebėsenos ataskaita

Bernardinai.lt (Lithuania), 30 January • 250 Millionen Kinder können nicht lesen

Tageblatt Online (Luxembourg), 29 January • http://www.nation.co.ke/news/Most-teachers-weaker-than-pupils/-/1056/2165900/-

/140fjyqz/-/index.htmlБольшинство неграмотных взрослых людей проживает в Индии Вечерний Бишкек (Kyrgyzstan), 30 January

• The 70-year wait for primary school Unity.lv (Latvia), 29 January

• Professores primários portugueses são os 15º mais bem pagos do mundo Diário Digital – Sapo (Portugal), 29 January

• Cerca de 250 milhões de crianças não estão a aprender a ler, alerta UNESCO Público (Portugal), 29 January

• Ny UNESCO-rapport: Millioner av jenter går ikke på skole Regjeringen.no (Norway), 29 January

• Большинство неграмотных взрослых людей проживает в Индии РИА Новости (Russian Federation), 30 January

• La Unesco avisa de que Latinoamérica no alcanzará los objetivos de 2015 en educación La Informacion.com (Spain), 30 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice UNESCO Elcomercio.es (Spain), 29 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice UNESCO La Rioja (Spain), 29 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice UNESCO ElCorreo.com (Spain), 29 January

• La enseñanza de calidad, nuevo horizonte de la educación El Huffinton Post (Spain), 29 January

• 250 Millionen Kinder lernen nicht richtig zu lesen 20 Minutes Online (Switzerland), 29 January

• 57 milyon çocuk temel eğitimden yoksun

Haber X (Turkey), 29 January • ЮНЕСКО: большинство неграмотных взрослых людей проживает в Индии

Главные новости часа (Ukraine), 30 January • 175 миллионов молодых людей в бедных странах не умеют читать, - ЮНЕСКО

Aloqada.com (Uzbekistan), 30 January هل فشل التعليم في الدول العربية؟ •

BBC Arabic (United Kingdom), 31 January من المسؤول عن تدني مستوى التعليم في العالم العربي؟ •

BBC Arabic (United Kingdom), 31 January • Donors cut aid to basic education, focus on future trade-UNESCO

Thomson Reuters Foundation (United Kingdom), 30 January • Education equality gap failing immigrants and poor students

The Conversation UK (United Kingdom), 30 January • The 70-year wait for primary school

BBC News – Business (United Kingdom), 29 January • Little progress on girls' education in developing countries - report

Thomson Reuters Foundation (United Kingdom), 30 January • Teachers' pay must be at the heart of global education reform

The Guardian (United Kingdom), 29 January تقرير اليونسكو: 43 في المئة من أطفال الدول العربية يفتقدون المبادئ األساسية للتعليم •

BBC Arabic (United Kingdom), 29 January • A third of school children aren't even learning the basics

Newstatesman (United Kingdom), 29 January • Rwanda's next education challenge: teacher training and employability

The Guardian (United Kingdom), 29 January • UNESCO: 2,5 millones de niños no van a la escuela en Latinoamérica

BBC Mundo (United Kingdom), 29 January • The Gloval Learning Crisis Is Costing $129Billion a Year

The Blog – Huffington Post (United Kingdom), 29 January • 'My school is full of Malalas' says proud headmistress as UN calls for more teachers

Telegraph.co.uk (United Kingdom), 29 January • One in four young people in developing countries unable to read, says UN

The Guardian (United Kingdom), 28 January

Middle East and North Africa ايونس رالود رايلم 129 فلكي ملاعلا يف ميلعتلا ىوتسم فعض •

Wakt El Djazair (Algeria), 1 February لافطألا نم ةديدع لايجأ ىلع التعلّم ةمزأ ريثات نم رذحي وكسنويلل ديدج ريرقت •

29 January ,(Bahrain) ةينيرحبلا طسولا ةفيحص تقرير: 43 % من أطفال الدول العربية يفتقدون المبادئ األساسية للتعليم •

Maswary (Egypt), 29 January • India home to largest illiterate population: Report

Press TV (Iran), 30 January • Over one third of world's kids can't read, study says

Haaretz.com (Israel), 30 January • $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education UN - MENAFN

Middle East North Africa Financial Network (Jordan), 29 January ضعف النظام التعليمي وقلة ساعات التدريس وارتفاع نسبة الرسوب أهم أسباب فشل التعليم •

Al Jarida (Kuwait), 31 January • Faute d'une bonne éducation, 129 milliards de dollars perdus (Unesco)

L’Orient-Le jour (Lebanon), 29 January اليونسكو: التعليم بالمغرب في أزمة ويشمل فقط نصف أطفاله •مغربية إلكترونية جريدة هسبريس • (Morocco), 30 January • Rapport de l’Unesco: Plus de 50 % d'élèves marocains sont incapables de lire une seule

phrase Aujourd’hui le Maroc (Morocco), 30 January

• Country has 287m illiterate adults: UN Oman Tribune (Oman), 30 January

اليونسكو: معظم األميين من البالغين يعيشون في الهند •االخـبـاريــة مــعــا وكـالــة Palestine, 31 January

• UNESCO warns of global learning crisis Al Jazeera English (Qatar), 29 January

• $130bn a year wasted on poor quality education: UN The Peninsula Qatar (Qatar), 29 January

• In Pictures: Pakistan's education woes Al Jazeera English (Qatar), 29 January

• An equal chance at an education Al Jazeera English (Qatar), 27 January

• New York/Addis Ababa, Rabi'I 28, 1435, Jan 29, 2014, SPA -- Poor quality education means 250 million children worldwide fail to learn basic reading and mathematics skills, dpa cited the UN's cultural organization warning on Wednesday. Saudi Press Agency (Saudi Arabia), 29 January

اليونسكو تحذر : 1 من بين 4 شبان في البلدان الفقيرة ال يستطيعون قراءة جملة كاملة •نت قاري , (Yemen), 1 February

• One in four young people in developing countries unable to read, UN says Gulf News (UAE), 29 January

Latin America and the Caribbean

• Mejores docentes contra analfabetismo Ansalatina - Ansa.it (Argentina), 29 January

• http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteUnesco advierte de crisis del aprendizaje en Latinoamérica Opinion (Bolivia), 30 January

• http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteUnesco aponta má qualidade como principal problema da educação no Brasil Terra (Brazil), 29 January

• http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteUNESCO aponta 4 estratégias para formar professores melhores Universia Brasil (Brazil), 30 January

• http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteTaxa mundial de analfabetismo cai 1% em 11 anos R7.com (Brazil), 29 January

• http://www.rtl.be/info/monde/france/1065299/ecole-129-milliards-de-dollars-perdus-dans-une-education-de-mauvaise-qualiteRelatório mostra que meninas são 54% da população fora da escola O Globo (Brazil), 29 January

• Brasil tem obtido avanços na alfabetização, diz Ministério da Educação Correio Braziliense (Brazil), 29 January

• Brasil ainda não atingiu metas da Unesco para 2015 O Globo Blogs (Brazil), 29 January

• Unesco: 250 millones de niños no reciben educación básica por bajos recursos La Tercera (Chile), 30 January

• Un millón de niños siguen sin ir al colegio Eltiempo (Colombia), 31 January

• Mala educación tiene costo millonario para los Gobiernos La Nación (Costa Rica), 30 January

• Unesco revela deficiencias en educación que disparan analfabetismo Prenza Latina (Cuba), 30 January

• Unesco afirma RD no reducirá el analfabetismo El Caribe (Dominican Republic), 30 January

• Enseñanza escolar de más calidad: un reto clave HOY (Ecuador), 31 January

• Unesco alerta de alto costo de la mala educación en Latinoamérica Prensa Libre (Guatemala), 29 January

• UNESCO alerta sobre más de 2.5 millones de niños sin escuela en Latinoamérica Proceso Digital (Honduras), 29 January

• Crisis en primarias cuesta 129 mil mdd: Unesco Vanguardia (Mexico), 30 January

• Cuesta 129 mmd crisis de aprendizaje El Economista (Mexico), 30 January

• México marca en Latinoamérica la vía a seguir en educación: Unesco La Crónica de Hoy (Mexico), 29 January

• México necesita mejores docentes: UNESCO ElUniversal (Mexico), 29 January

• La UNESCO informa que 250 millones de niños no saben leer ni escribir Vanguardia (Mexico), 29 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice Unesco Critica.com (Panama), 29 January

• La enseñanza de buena calidad ABC Color (Paraguay), 29 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice Unesco - Terra Perú Terra Perú (Peru), 29 January

• UNESCO alerta de alto costo de la mala educación en América Latina El Nuevo Diario (Nicaragua), 29 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can't read Caribbean Business (Puerto Rico), 30 January

• Educación en Latinoamérica No nos dejen Varela Montevideo (Uruguay), 29 January

• 250 millones de niños no saben leer ni escribir El Universal (Venezuela), 29 January

• $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN SKN Vibes (Saint Kitts And Nevis), 29 January

North America • Report for UN says 250 million primary school age children can't read, write or do basic math

Montreal Gazette (Canada), 30 January • Report for UN says 250 million primary school age children can't read, write or do basic math

Calgary Herald (Canada), 29 January • Rwanda: With Out-of-School Rate Down, Let's Focus On Quality

Allafrica.com (United States), 31 January • Out Of School: Globalization's Children Are Being Abandoned

The Huffington Post (United States), 30 January • Report: 250 Million School Age Kids Can't Read

ABCnews.com (United States), 30 January

• Report: 250 Million School Age Kids Can't Read The Huffington Post (United States), 29 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can’t read The Washington Post (United States), 29 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can't read The Huffington Post (United States), 30 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can't read The Denver Post (Untied States), 30 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can't read Miami Herald (United States), 29 January

• Over a third of children can't read, finds global 'learning crisis' study Al Jazeera America (United States), 30 January

• UNESCO: Poor Quality Education Costing Billions Voices of America (United States), 29 January

• 37% of All the Illiterate Adults in the World Are Indian Time Magazine Blogs (United States), 29 January

• Crisis mundial de aprendizaje cuesta 129.000 millones de dólares, dice Unesco Fox News Latino (United States), 28 January

Asia-Pacific • Bringing Malala's message to Australia

The Age (Australia), 31 January • Bringing Malala's message to Australia

The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), 31 January • Bringing Malala's message to Australia

Brisbane Times (Australia), 31 January • Bringing Malala's message to Australia

The Canberra Times (Australia), 31 January • 250 million schoolchildren can't read

Sky News (Australia), 30 January • $130b a yr wasted on 'poor' education: UN

The Daily Star (Bangladesh), 29 January • Stretching Our Education: Brunei in UNESCO

Brudirect.com (Brunei Darussalam), 1 February • $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN

The Cambodian Herald (Cambodia), 29 January • 卢旺达失学率大幅度下降

新华网 (Simp.) (China), 31 January • 联合国报告显示印度文盲人口占全球37%

搜狐新闻-搜狐 (China), 30 January • 250 million can't read

Fiji Times Online (Fiji), 30 January • Focus on teachers to make the next leap in education

South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), 28 January • India has 37 percent of the world's illiterate adults

Business Standard (India), 29 January • World’s 37% of illiterate adults are in India

DNAIndia (epaper) (India), 29 January • A deepening crisis in India's higher education

Hindustan Times (India), 30 January • India has highest population of illiterate adults: UN

Hindustan Times (India), 29 January • Indian poor kids illiterate despite 4 years of educations: UNESCO report

India Today (India), 29 January • An ongoing revolution

Kashmir Times (India), 13 January • India has the highest population of illiterate adults: Unesco

Livemint.com (India), 29 January • Spend more on education through taxes: Unesco report

The Economic Times (India), 30 January • India has highest population of illiterate adults, says UN report

The Financial Express (India), 31 January • 250 mn school age kids can’t read: UN

The Hindu (India), 31 January • India tops adult illiteracy, says UN report

The Hindu (India), 30 January • India has 37 Per Cent of World's Illiterate Adults

The New Indian Express (India), 29 January • Unesco finds Indian syllabi too ambitious

The Times of India (India), 30 January • Education still not a priority: Sisodia

The Times of India (India), 30 January • 250 million school age kids can't read: Report

The Times of India (India), 30 January • Women's eduction can save enormous lives in India: UN

Zee News (India), 29 January • Pendidikan menyongsong 2014

Sindo News (Indonesia), 2 January • Report: 250 million school age kids can’t read

The Japan News (Japan), 30 January

• $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN New Straits Times (Malaysia), 29 January

• One in 4 young people in poor countries cannot read single sentence, says Unesco report The Malaysian Insider (Malaysia), 30 January

• EDITORIAL: Something amiss The Himalayan Times (Nepal), 30 January

• Report: 250 million school age kids can't read The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand), 30 January

• EFA global monitoring report The Nation (Pakistan), 1 February

• 250m school age kids can’t read The News (Pakistan), 31 January

• Bleak future: Pakistan placed in same league as Mali, Niger Express Tribune (Pakistan), 30 January

• $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN Dawn.com (Pakistan), 29 January

• One in four young people in poor countries cannot read single sentence: UN report The Manila Times (Philippines), 30 January

• UN：全球2.5億兒童無閱讀能力 Yahoo News Taiwan (Taiwan), 29 January

• $130 billion a year wasted on poor quality education: UN Bangkok Post (Thailand), 29 January

• $164.5 billion a year wasted on poor-quality education: UN The Straits Times (Singapore), 29 January

Sub-Saharan Africa • RAPPORT DE L’UNESCO SUR L’EDUCATION EN AFRIQUE

Le Pays (Burkina Faso), 30 January • Revisiting teaching profession for quality education

Ethiopian Press Agency (Ethiopia), 31 January • Report: 250 million school age kids can't read

Modern Ghana (Ghana), 30 January • L’éducation de mauvaise qualité a un cout énorme pour l’Etat et la société

Radio vision 2000 (Haiti), 31 January • The 70-year wait for primary school

Standard Digital (Kenya), 30 January • Most teachers ‘weaker than pupils’

Daily Nation (Kenya), 29 January

• Uma em cada quatro crianças nos países pobres não consegue ler uma frase Sapo.mz (Mozambique), 29 January

• FG committed to meeting EFA goals -Wike The Punch (Nigeria), 31 January

• With out-of-school rate down, let’s focus on quality The New Times Rwanda (Rwanda), 31 January

• UN: 250 million school age kids can't read News24 (South Africa), 30 January

• Global report shock on school literacy The Star (South Africa), 29 January

• We must act to end inequality in education Voices of Africa (South Africa), 29 January

• More teachers needed to attain Millennium Development Goals Daily Monitor (Uganda), 30 January

PHOTO STORIES:

o Times of India: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Unesco-report-on-Indian-education/photostory/29563303.cms

o Al Jazeera: http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/inpictures/2014/01/pictures-pakistan-education-woe-201412874943222369.html

o World Education Blog: http://efareport.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/4067/

OPINION PIECES

• Chernor Bah, GEFI Youth Advocat: South Africa Mail and Guardian Voices of Africa blog: http://voicesofafrica.co.za/we-must-act-to-end-inequality-in-education/

• Hailemariam Desalegn, Ethiopian Prime Minister: o This is Africa FT Online: http://www.thisisafricaonline.com/Development2/We-can-get-

more-children-into-school-and-improve-their-learning?ct=true o East African (Kenya): http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/OpEd/comment/How-Ethiopia-

expanded-education-rapidly-and-equitably/-/434750/2169000/-/nbbxp6/-/index.html • Pauline Rose, Outgoing Director of the EFA GMR:

o Huff Post UK : http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/pauline-rose/global-learning-crisis_b_4684921.html?just_reloaded=1

o Al Jazeera Online • Irina Bokova, Director General UNESCO:

o South China Morning Post (Hong Kong/ China) http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1416237/focus-teachers-make-next-leap-education

o Huffington Post Spain: La enseñanza de calidad, nuevo horizonte de la educación : http://www.huffingtonpost.es/irina-bokova/la-ensenanza-de-calidad_b_4674088.html?utm_hp_ref=es-ciencia-y-tecnologia La enseñanza de buena calidad, nuevo horizonte de la educación

o El Universal Mexico : http://m.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/articulistas/2014/01/68476.html http://www.abc.com.py/edicion-impresa/opinion/la-ensenanza-de-buena-calidad-1209582.html

o Semana Rio universidad (Costa Rica): http://www.semanariouniversidad.ucr.cr/opinion/12245-la-ensenanza-de-buena-calidad-nuevo-horizonte-de-la-educacion.html

o Huffington Post France : http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/../../irina-bokova/la-crise-mondiale-de-lapprentissage-coute-129-milliards-de-dollars-par-an_b_4681062.html

o Al Ahram (Egypt), o ABC Color (Paraguay) http://www.abc.com.py/edicion-impresa/opinion/la-ensenanza-

de-buena-calidad-1209582.html o Sunday Independent (South Africa) o La Croix (France). http://www.la-croix.com/Archives/2014-01-29/OPINION.-Qualite-de-l-

enseignement-la-nouvelle-frontiere.-Irina-Bokova-directrice-generale-de-l-Unesco-2014-01-29-1098636

BROADCAST GLOBAL

• Al Jazeera interview with Manos Antoninis (GMR) from Islamabad at 2am GMT http://www.aljazeera.com/video/asia/2014/01/unesco-warns-global-learning-crisis-201412944010320493.html

• One of the top 3 headlines on the World Service homepage http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world/ • BBC WS – Global News: Top of the news podcast with Pauline Rose (GMR)

http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/worldservice/globalnews/globalnews_20140129-1509b.mp3

• BBC Ws – Kate Redman interview (GMR), Pauline Rose interview (GMR) • BBC World - Kate Jere (GMR) and Pauline Rose (GMR) • BBC Africa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X25I9IH5uXU&feature=youtu.be&ocid=socialflow_twitter • BBC News - Director General of UNESCO interview at 10pm • Short package by the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25811704 • Longer package by BBC about the EFA GMR 2013/4 from Pakistan

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-25941397

BROADCAST AFRICA

• BBC Hausa in Nigeria speak to Hassana Alidou in Haoussa • Ethiopian Radio and Television Agency - Broadcasted the report in Amharic about the

GMR launch in the main news on January 29th focusing on the speech of DPM Demeke Mekonnen and UNESCO DDG Getachew Engida - www.ertagov.com/news.

• Oromia Radio and Television Organization – Broadcasted the report about the GMR launch during in the main news on January 29th - www.orto.gov.et.

• Radio Fana – Radio Station based in Addis Ababa broadcasted news about the GMR launch in Addis Ababa held on January 29thwww.fanabc.com/english

• GMR Addis Ababa launch video placed on the following website - www.habeshavideo.com/launch-of-the-efa-gmr-20134-in-addis-ababa-ethiopia-video_76500b51b.html

AUSTRALIA/ EAST ASIA

• SBS Australia interview with Kate Jere, GMR http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2014/01/31/teachers-must-be-prepared-indigenous-students

BROADCAST EUROPE

• “Deutschlandfunk”: Interview with Dr. Barbara Malina (Head of the division for education of the German NatCom), broadcasted on 29/01/14 within the show “Campus und Karriere”

• “Deutsche Welle”: Interview with Dr. Barbara Malina, broadcasted on 29/01/14 within the show “Studi-DW”

• “Logo” Kindernachrichten: News programme for children broadcasted on 30/01/14 • RFI- Nicole • BBC Newsround http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/25935185 • BBC Radio 4 Today News bulletins • BBC NewsHour Radio 4 • Deutshe Welle talk shows about the Report:

1. English http://www.dw.de/agenda-talk-show-2014-01-28/e-17346225-9798 (starts 00:31) 2. Spanish: http://www.dw.de/agenda-tres-titulares-tres-visiones-2014-01-28/e-17352128-

9797

BROADCAST LATIN AMERICA

• TV Globo - Bom Dia Brasil, 29/01 - http://g1.globo.com/bom-dia-brasil/ • TV Globo - Jornal Hoje, 29/01 - http://g1.globo.com/jornal-hoje/ • TV Globo - Jornal Nacional, 29/01 - http://g1.globo.com/jornal-

nacional/videos/t/edicoes/v/brasil-esta-entre-os-dez-paises-com-mais-analfabetos-adultos-no-mundo/3112250/

• TV Brasil – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2VWkYkTR34 • TV Brasil – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq3mBOrw6JQ • South South News http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rcm5CJ-FUus&feature=youtu.be • TV Publica Report from Argentina http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtFo9HEftUM • Brazil : Rede TV!, Globo News, SBT and Rede Vida.

BROADCAST ARAB STATES

• bbc arabic – Philippe • I24 – Pauline • Radio Maroc - Nihan

BROADCAST ASIA

• BBC singapore – They didn’t want a UNESCO spokesperson, but a teacher (at 1am GMT…). EI helped find one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsuQiRcIHcE

• bbc delhi – they found a teacher to give reactions • Our event in Pakistan was covered by broadcast outfits:

o Dawn News o Express News o Geo News o Waqt News o Duniya News o Radio Pakistan o PTV News o VOA

BROADCAST AMERICA

• UN radio - Nicole, Jorge • UN Radio Spanish: http://www.unmultimedia.org/radio/spanish/2014/01/unesco-advierte-

sobre-crisis-mundial-de-aprendizaje/NPR - Pauline • Arise tv - Kate • CNN - DG • CNN Quest means Business - Pauline • NPR:Interview with Pauline Rose http://wwno.org/post/report-reveals-millions-without-access-

early-education • Feature News Reports – Kate • VOA’s great article and audio interview with Pauline:

http://www.voanews.com/content/unesco-poor-educational-quality-costing-governments-billions-of-dollars/1840128.html

NGO REACTIONS - EFA GMR REPORT:

• Education International’s statement on the GMR: http://download.ei-ie.org/Docs/WebDepot/GMR%202013-14%20statement.pdf

• And a video of their reaction as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUp-lyLZg60&feature=youtu.be

• A blog by Plan: http://www.plan-uk.org/news/blogs/guest-bloggers/education-inequality-costing-world-billions/

• Blog by GPE: http://www.educationforallblog.org/education-data-2/new-report-highlights-the-role-of-the-global-partnership-for-education

• GCE: http://www.campaignforeducation.org/en/news/global/view/547-teachers-have-the-future-in-their-hands-new-efa-report-highlights-teachers-the-key-to-solving-education-crisis

• The Malala Fund shared links to the GMR: https://www.facebook.com/MalalaFund • Reaction by GEMS on TES: http://news.tes.co.uk/b/opinion/2014/01/29/39-quality-well-paid-

teachers-are-the-most-valuable-resource-africa-needs-right-now-39.aspx

EFA GMR MULTI- MEDIA PRODUCTS

VIDEO:

• The Launch video: 1. English - http://youtu.be/SyX3VSLfqYg 2. Spanish - http://youtu.be/CiJ0rwQ7KXg 3. French - http://youtu.be/WeNIg84hAg0

• Broadcast of the USA press briefing http://webtv.un.org/search/launch-of-the-unesco-2013-

2014-education-for-all-global-monitoring-report-press-conference/3122778124001?term=Jensen

• UNIFEED video of Ethiopia launch http://www.unmultimedia.org/tv/unifeed/2014/01/un-poor-education/