This seventh edition of the EFA Global Monitoring Report offers a warning to governments, donors and the international community. On current trends universal primary education will not be achieved by 2015. Too many children are receiving an education of such poor quality that they leave school without basic literacy and numeracy skills.

Finally, deep and persistent disparities based on wealth, gender, location, ethnicity and other markers for disadvantage are acting as a major barrier to progress in education. If the world's governments are serious about Education for All, they must get more serious about tackling inequality.

Overcoming inequality: why governance matters(UNESCO)

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat developed a monitoring and evaluation framework with a range of proposed indicators for the Pacific Education Development Framework.

The Pacific Institute of Public Policy (PiPP) is the Pacific Island region's leading think-tank that provides the latest coverage of news, politics, economics and culture from PiPP's regional network.

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