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Striving for inclusive and equitable quality education for all 

It’s My Right, Make it Right!

The PCE Story

Established in 2005, Pakistan Coalition for Education (PCE) currently stands as the only coalition working on education advocacy in Pakistan for eleven consecutive years. This network of civil society organizations currently is present in 65 districts across Pakistan in Punjab, Baluchistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The Coalition consists of members from local Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs), Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Education Reporters’ Associations (ERA) in the media, who aim to bring about change in the education system of the country through policy advocacy and civic engagement. 

In recent years, PCE has grown immensely with regards to its thematic areas of education. While it started from Financing on Education, PCE is now taking on several issues including the implementation of Right to Education, Education Governance, Girls’ Education, Public-Private Partnerships in education and the Sustainable Development Goals. Since last year, PCE has also conducted additional research on unregulated privatization of schools as a violation of human rights.

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BariFaisalFaisal Bari@BariFaisal·
16 Apr

Education has already had a very disrupted year with large cost in learning losses and dropout. The next year might be as bad....we need to prepare now for this. Or the losses will multiply.
Education disrupted https://www.dawn.com/news/1618526

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15 Apr

48% of OOSC belong to the lowest economic tier of the society, due to lack of equity & not prioritizing the financial needs of marginalized groups.
See the detailed statistics on PCE's Data Portal: https://dataportal.pcepak.org

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Girls Education

Girls’ Education in Pakistan remains dismal and as a result of this, female literacy, retention and learning outcomes for females in schools remain poor. PCE advocates for increased prioritization of female education in Pakistan, focusing on access to quality education.

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Right to Education - RTE

PCE advocates for the enforcement of Article 25 A, the Right to Education, within the constitution that obligates the state to provide free and compulsory education to children age 5-16 years. The Right to Education was added to the Constitution as part of the 18th Constitutional Amendment in 2010. 

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Education Financing

Pakistan’s education spending is currently the lowest in South Asia, with only 2.5% of GDP allocated to education. PCE strongly advocates for an increase in education budget to at least 4% of the GDP. It also lobbies for transparency and accountability in the allocation and utilization of education budget.

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What type of educational institution did you/your child attend(s)?
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Which of the following categories best describes you?
Do you know, according to the constitution of Pakistan, the state is responsible to provide free and compulsory education to every child of age 5 to 16 years?
Do you know the budget expenditure of your/your child’s school?
In your opinion, what are the benefits of getting an education?
Is the current education system delivering the aforementioned benefits?
In your opinion, which of the following require the most attention in the current education system? (Select all that apply)
In your opinion, which of the following are the major factors responsible for low enrollment/high drop-out rate among girls?
What is your/your parents’ monthly expenditure on education?
Do you have discussions with the school teachers regarding your/your child’s education?
Does your/your child’s school hold regular sport events or any other co-curricular activities during the academic year?
Does your/your child’s school have the following basic provisions? (Select all that apply)
Do you think your/your child’s school ensures adequate security?
Which issues did you keep in consideration while casting your vote? (Select all that apply)
Have you/your parents ever spoken to your district’s administration or local government representatives about issues/suggestions regarding education?
Does your/your child’s school have adequate facilities for children with disabilities?
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