Afghanistan

Education in Emergencies

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Cleopatra Chipuriro
EiEWG
Ahmad Seyar Samadi
EiEWG
Population
Financials
  • People in need
    2.6 million
  • People targeted
    1.3 million
  • People Reached
    411.1 thousandcalendar_today
  • Requirements ($)
    $76.5 millionView this data in FTS
  • Coverage
    23.1%
  • Unmet ($)
    $58.8 million

Humanitarian profile

03-Nov-2023


Humanitarian profile

Indicator overview

03-Nov-2023


Indicator overview

Indicator Unit Baseline Target Reached Reached %
OC1: School-aged girls and boys affected by shocks have access to quality, basic education in a safe learning environment
IN1: # of TLS , CBE, ALC, MBE with minimum WASH facilities established and maintained Classrooms
5,233
18,500
11,568watch_later
62.5%calendar_today
IN2: # of school-aged children receiving learning materials (student kits, teaching kits, classroom kits) and winterisation supplies Children
179,885
647,500
823,227watch_later
127%calendar_today
IN3: # boys / girls reached through self-learning materials, distance learning and some group activities Children
123,656
200,000
52,632watch_later
26.3%calendar_today
IN4: # of teachers trained on safe school’s protocols related to disease control and prevention Teachers
1,235
18,500
963watch_later
5.2%calendar_today
IN5: School-aged girls and boys affected by shocks have access to quality, basic education in a safe learning environment Children
179,885
647,500
411,127watch_later
63.5%calendar_today
OC2: Formal and/or non-formal quality learning opportunities are provided for emergency-affected, school-aged children
IN1: # of teachers (f/m) recruited Teachers
14,027
18,500
13,122watch_later
70.9%calendar_today
IN2: # of teachers (f/m) trained on standardised Teacher training manual including PSS. Teachers
12,062
18,500
2,700watch_later
14.6%calendar_today
IN3: # of community members (including school management shuras) sensitised on the importance of EiE People
21,947
55,500
16,657watch_later
30.0%calendar_today
OP1: Formal and/or non-formal quality learning environments are safe and conducive for learners
IN1: # of TLS , CBE, ALC, MBE with minimum WASH facilities established and maintained Classrooms
5,233
18,500
11,568watch_later
62.5%calendar_today
OP2: School -aged children are supported with resources they require to stay engaged with their learning
IN1: # of school-aged children receiving learning materials (student kits, teaching kits, classroom kits) and winterisation supplies Children
179,885
647,500
823,227watch_later
127%calendar_today
OP3: Girls and boys, continue to access education outside of a formal/non formal learning environment
IN1: # boys / girls reached through self-learning materials, distance learning and some group activities Children
123,656
200,000
52,632watch_later
26.3%calendar_today
OP4: Male and female teachers knowledgaeble on safe schools protocols and on disease prevention including COVID 19
IN1: # of teachers trained on safe schools protocols and disease prevention including covid 19 Teachers
1,235
18,500
963watch_later
5.2%calendar_today
OP5: Formal and/or non-formal quality learning opportunities are provided for emergency-affected, school-aged children
IN1: # of teachers (f/m) recruited Teachers
14,027
18,500
13,122watch_later
70.9%calendar_today
OP6: Formal and/or non-formal quality learning opportunities are provided for emergency-affected, school-aged children
IN1: # of teachers (f/m) trained on standardised Teacher training manual including PSS. Teachers
12,062
18,500
2,700watch_later
14.6%calendar_today
OP7: Formal and/or non-formal quality learning opportunities are provided for emergency-affected, school-aged children
IN1: # of community members (including school management shuras) sensitised on the importance of EiE People
21,947
55,500
16,657watch_later
30.0%calendar_today