UNICEF launched the MICS-EAGLE (Education Analysis for Global Learning and Equity) Initiative in 2018 with the objective of improving learning outcomes and equity issues in education by addressing two critical education data problems – gaps in key education indicators, as well as lack of effective data utilization by governments and education stakeholders.
MICS-EAGLE is designed to:
- Build national capacity for education sector situation analysis and sector plan development, and leverage the vast wealth of disaggregated education data collected by MICS6 (or future iterations); and
- Build on the global data foundation provided by MICS6 to conduct analysis of disaggregated data at the national, regional, and global level that yields insights as to how barriers to education opportunities can be reduced so each child can reach his or her full potential.
The MICS-EAGLE Initiative offers activities at the national, regional and global levels. National level activities seek to identify specific education issues using MICS data linking to policy discussions, and key education data gaps that require additional studies or data sources. Global and regional level activities are geared toward capacity building through increased foundational knowledge regarding the use of household data analysis to inform education sector policy discussions. The following eight topics will be analyzed through an equity lens (gender, socio-economic status, ethnicity, etc.) throughout the process:
The country profiles and resources below provide more details of this initiative, and more tools and materials will be added on a rolling basis.
Country profiles
Please note that the year of data collection and year of publication of the MICS EAGLE reports differ. For more details on the surveys, see mics.unicef.org/surveys.
Reports
Fact sheets
Bangladesh (survey year 2019) > English
Belarus (survey year 2019) > Russian
Central African Republic (survey year 2018-2019) > French
Cuba (survey year 2019) > Spanish
Democratic Republic of the Congo (survey year 2017-2018) > French
Gambia (survey year 2018) > English
Georgia (survey year 2018) > English
Ghana (survey year 2017-2018) > English
Guinea-Bissau (survey year 2018-2019) > Portuguese
Iraq (survey year 2018) > English > Arabic
Kiribati (survey year 2018-2019) > English
Kyrgyzstan (survey year 2018) > Russian
Lesotho (survey year 2018) > English
Malawi (survey year 2019-2020) > English
Mongolia (survey year 2018) > English
Montenegro (General population, survey year 2018) > English
Montenegro (Roma settlements, survey year 2018) > English
Nepal (survey year 2019) > English
Pakistan (Punjab, survey year 2017-2018) > English
Sao Tome and Principe (survey year 2019) > Portuguese
State of Palestine (survey year 2019-2020) > English
Suriname (survey year 2018) > English
Thailand (survey year 2019) > English > Thai
Turkmenistan (survey year 2019) > English > Russian
Viet Nam (survey year 2020-2021) > English > Vietnamese
Zimbabwe (survey year 2019) > English
Resources



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