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New study: Reframing literacy in crisis contexts

07.10.2020

Rebecca Nyaguen Madol havde opgivet at få en uddannelse, indtil hun hørte om Oxfam IBIS' uddannelsestilbud i Ganyliel i Sydsudan, hvor hun bor
Rebecca Nyaguen Madol had given up ever getting an education - until she heard about Oxfam's leteracy classes in Ganyel where she lives
Photo : William Vest-Lillesøe

Worldwide, 773 million young people and adults lack basic knowledge of literacy and numeracy. Two thirds of them are women.

“Reframing literacy in crisis contexts” is a research study drawing on case studies from literacy interventions by Oxfam and partners in South Sudan, Mozambique, Chad, Central African Republic (CAR) and Sierra Leone and with input from EFSVL, Protection, PHP and protection colleagues. It was carried out by Oxfam Denmark July - September 2020.

The study sought to explore if literacy activities, when implemented as integrated interventions with livelihoods, gender, protection and/or community engagement and empowerment activities would contribute to achievement of greater collective outcomes. The report affirms this and suggests on broader scale, literacy skills could contribute not only to gender equity but also enhanced humanitarian action.

Read the full report here

Reframing Literacy In Crisis Context - Rapport
Reframing Literacy In Crisis Context - Rapport
Photo : Oxfam Danmark