Webinars

The KIX EMAP webinars are designed to enhance the utilisation of global public goods for policy and planning at the national level. All webinars are open access and offered in three languages – English, Russian and Arabic.

Workshops

The KIX EMAP workshops are designed to build the capacity of country representatives by addressing regional thematic priorities.

Learning Cycles

Learning Cycles are professional development opportunities offered to national education experts to analyse, contextualise, and produce new knowledge on policy analysis and innovation exchange. Learning Cycles are also an opportunity to make national experts internationally visible by lending them support to produce their studies and, if interested, to disseminate related blog posts and videos.

Education Policy and Innovation Conference

The KIX EMAP Education Policy and Innovation Conferences (EPIC) aim to bring together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners from both KIX EMAP countries and other countries in the EMAP region to share their research results and knowledge on education policy and innovation.

Fellowships

The KIX EMAP Fellowship is offered for a select group of national policy experts, based in institutions responsible for policy research or sector research and put in charge of leading a transformative change in their education system, to complete comprehensive training on one of the reform priorities of their country.

Rapid Customised Country Support

The KIX EMAP Rapid Customised Country Support (RCCS) follows up on regional capacity strengthening and peer-learning exchange activities to ensure that countries have the opportunity to uptake the learnings at the national level.

 

KIX EMAP Podcast

The KIX EMAP Podcast is hosted by Ryan Allen, Assistant Professor of Comparative and International Education and Leadership at Soka University of America.

This work was supported by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, a joint endeavour with the International Development Research Centre, Canada.

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