Policy Budget Review
Evaluate UN budgets and programmes as an AI Secretary-General
An adviser to your AI Secretary-General briefs you on each programme's purpose, beneficiaries, performance indicators and issues, based solely on the original IATI text.
Based on that, you can judge for yourself, as a world citizen, whether the budget is appropriate, should be kept, or should be rebuilt.
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CapED Programme - 2022-2025 cycle
The Capacity Development for Education (CapED) Programme is a key delivery platform for UNESCO's Education Sector in the framework of the Education 2030 agenda. With a capacity development approach focused on system strengthening, it supports least developed and crisis-affected countries in the design and implementation of education reforms that are essential for the achievement of national development priorities and the fulfilment of SDG4. As part of the Programme's 2022-2025 cycle, UNESCO will continue to assist countries building on CapED's decade-long support while setting the foundation for the systemic transformation of education systems in the post Covid-19 world.
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It's hard to tell at a glance what this programme actually does. The AI adviser summarizes it using only the original IATI text.
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Citizen evaluation
Judge for yourself, as a world citizen, whether this programme's budget is appropriate. No login needed — one vote per programme, changeable any time.
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