Equity and Inclusion

Indonesia responds to health and education challenges in rural areas using a community driven approach which is bringing positive results.

Indonesia continues to expand early childhood programs to help the children meet their full potential.

A new report, Promoting Youth Opportunities and Participation analyses the causes for this widespread inactivity in Morocco, and proposes a series of youth specific policies and approaches.

A World Bank report takes a look at the changes in the quality of education in Vietnam between 1992 and 2008, including both its remarkable achievements and its persistent challenges.

Over the past few years, Georgia has implemented a range of reforms to improve education. New buildings whose architecture departs from Soviet styles and which aim to become "schools of the future" are part of that push.

Mining companies are helping to drive female empowerment in Papua New Guinea as they seek reliable employees.

The Adolescent Girls Employment Initiative in Nepal helps young girls find employment and stable incomes by providing technical and life skills training and providing job placement.

A woman in Nepal says if she had a chance to study then she would probably not be in the streets selling things. It's time to think EQUAL for women and girls.

The World Bank has created a radio drama ("Anastasia") to combat attitudes that prevent women from obtaining a higher education.

The Punjab Education Sector Project (PESP) is supporting the government of Punjab's education reforms.