Adapting to the new normal- Educating Syrian refugee children in Jordan

S. Culbertson; T. Ling; M.L. Henham; J. Corbett; R. Karam; P.K.P. Pankowska; C.L. Saunders; J. Bellasio; B. Baruch

Adapting to the new normal- Educating Syrian refugee children in Jordan

S. Culbertson
, T. Ling
, M.L. Henham
, J. Corbett
, R. Karam
, P.K.P. Pankowska
, C.L. Saunders
, J. Bellasio
, B. Baruch

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RAND's evaluation of Jordan's Emergency Education Response Programme for Syrian refugee children identified significant successes and longer-term challenges. Key recommendations related to developing medium-term thinking and targeting gendered needs.

Original language	English
Publisher	RAND Corporation
Commissioning body	UNICEF Jordan
Publication status	Published - 2016

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SDG 5 Gender Equality

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