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launching of the global education monitoring (gem) report 2019. november 22, 2018 - islamabad: following the global launch on 20th november 2018 in germany, the 2019 gem report was launched in islamabad on 22 november 2018 at serena hotel islamabad. unesco islamabad office in collaboration with unhcr hosted the launching ceremony, which was well attended by a wide range of stakeholders from education sector, development partners, media and civil society organisations. the theme of this year's gem report is migration, displacement and education: building bridges, not walls. read. interview on why contextualization is critical for global citizenship education under unesco apceiu meet the global citizens series. unesco islamabad office has been working on promotion of gi*ls' education in most marginalized areas of pakistan through its multi-year flagship programme titled, gi*ls' right to education programme in pakistan (grep). funded by multiple donors including the government of pakistan, the programme aims at improving access to, retention and quality of gi*ls' primary education in most marginalized areas of pakistan. for further update, refer to the following links.. good laws and practices for open societies: powering sustainable development with access to information. to mark the third international day for universal access to information, unesco jointly with the european union, the embas*y of the kingdom of the netherlands and the embas*y of sweden organized the ipdc talks in islamabad on september 27, 2018. the event engaged 115 participants from different walks of life. the event included talks and panel. improving the educational role of hund, chitral and islamabad museums. the sdc funded unesco project aims to enhance the educational role of hund, chitral and islamabad museums. these museums are very rich in collection of antiquities and ethnological objects however; offer limited learning experience to the visitors. the project aims to build