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According to the INEE Summary of Key Findings from the Analysis Report: Measuring the Implementation and

Impact of the INEE Minimum Standards of 2007, results of applying the MS were: Improved community

participation and coordination; increased attention to the issues detailed in the analysis standards; increased

attention to advocacy and capacity building; increased attention to specific issues or standard categories.

Furthermore, nearly 20% of respondents indicated that enrollment in their programmes has increased thanks to

the MS.

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According to INEE MS Assessment Report of 2012, as experience in education increases, so does knowledge

about INEE MS. However, regardless of experience in education, about 1 in 7 people still report having limited

understanding of the INEE MS Transferability, Scalability and Cost-Efficiency.

The INEE Minimum Standards and Toolkit are implemented in emergencies by humanitarian agencies and organizations

all around the world. Furthermore, the INEE Minimum Standards is an official companion to the Sphere Project’s

Minimum Standards in Disaster Response handbook, and has recently been updated; inclusion is now a key issue that is

mainstreamed throughout the INEE handbook.

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The INEE MS Assessment Report of 2012 included some recommendations for future improvement. It stated that there

should be more regular advocacy and engagement with potential users of the INEE Minimum Standards, more

dissemination about the MS, and the promotion of learning about the INEE MS through channels outside of formal

trainings. As well, NGOs and International NGOs may not have access to funding to support training or may not be

aware of training opportunities about MS. In general, addressing the immediate educational needs of a diverse range of

learners during emergencies is often seen as challenging, especially during the acute phase. There is often a

misunderstanding that greater stability is needed before efforts to reach excluded groups can move forward.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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INEE Minimum Standards

: http://toolkit.ineesite.org/inee_minimum_standards

INEE Minimum Standards Toolkit

: http://toolkit.ineesite.org/overview_of_the_inee_toolkit

INEE Pocket Guide to Supporting Learners with Disabilities:

INEE

Pocket Guide

to Inclusive Education:

Inclusive Education in Emergencies. Module 15 of th

e Education in Emergencies Training Package :