Faces of Open Government: Muriel Poisson
Meet Muriel Poisson from UNESCO’s International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP). Muriel has been at the forefront of research and initiatives that explore the vital links between open government practices and transparency within the educational system and on this International Day of Education, she shares her insights into the intersection between education and open government.
Using digital tools to promote transparency and accountability
Digging deeper: how digital tools counter corruption in education
Broadening horizons: AI beyond plagiarism
In the last year, AI has been predominantly associated with plagiarism and its detection, but we are here today to acknowledge that it is imperative to start broadening this perspective and engage with a multifaceted approach to think about how AI can be deployed successfully, yet safely, in higher education. The following article aims to share the perspective of the European Students’ Union regarding AI in education, focusing on five areas that are beyond those that reach the news.
UNESCO-IIEP's 60th Anniversary Symposium explores how transparency and innovative financing benefit educational planning
The 60th Anniversary Symposium not only served as a platform to reflect on IIEP's significant milestones but also aimed to chart a path forward for the future of educational planning.
From inception to innovation: a two-decade journey in battling corruption in education
In October 2003, the United Nations Convention against Corruption came into force, marking a pivotal moment in the global fight against corruption. Two years earlier, the UNESCO Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP-UNESCO) had already begun exploring how corruption can imperil the goal of providing education for all.
"When we started, no one thought we could even talk about corruption,” reflected Jacques Hallak, a former IIEP Director looking back on IIEP’s 60-year history.