In June 2022, Pakistan’s monsoon season, exacerbated by climate change, triggered the worst flooding in recent history, which has killed more than 1,700 people. As the waters receded, the broader implications for children emerged, including the impact on the education of 3.5 million children.

Research from EdTech Hub explores the education response to climate emergencies following the floods, and highlights the importance of utilising existing, more accessible technologies to ensure learning continuity.

The preliminary findings and recommendations from this project can be read here, or you can read the blog on our findings here.

Read the full report and findings here.

Considering EdTech in climate emergencies: to what extent and when is it feasible?

New research from EdTech Hub explores the response to climate emergencies following the Pakistan floods – the worst in recent…

6 Dec 2022

The Voice Behind the Research

An Overview of 2022 Flood Impacts

Read the full report and findings here

External resources

EdTech for Learning in Emergencies and Displaced Settings: A rigorous review and narrative synthesis

Within this report, Save the Children offers guidelines on the ethical use of EdTech in emergencies.

15 Aug 2018

INEE Minimum Standards for Education, 2024 Edition

A framework for inclusive and equitable quality education by the INEE. The INEE MS are designed to be applicable to…

30 Apr 2024