Social media toolkit: What's Next for EiE? Analytical Report
In celebration of International Day of Education, INEE is launching a new report: Beyond Aid: What's Next for EiE? Analytical Report. This report brings together the voices of over 1,000 EiE actors across 66 countries to examine how shrinking aid and rising needs are reshaping education in crisis. It reveals the real impacts of recent funding cuts, showcases how actors are adapting with ingenuity and resilience, and outlines bold sector-wide calls for shared leadership, stronger accountability, and more resilient systems. Anchored in community perspectives, it offers a blueprint for an EiE sector built to thrive beyond aid.
We would appreciate your support in disseminating this exciting new resource. Pre-drafted social media posts and assets (below) can be used by any and all partners to amplify this new resource. All are encouraged to adapt and publish the content on channels most relevant to their audiences. All are also encouraged to like, share, and otherwise engage with this campaign content directly on INEE's social media channels.
Key links
What's Next for EiE? landing page: https://inee.org/whats-next-for-eie
Report: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
Visual summary: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1grozZ2YxxP3ipt05qxHUhpxng2jyqEgM/view?usp=sharing
Handles and Hashtags
All published posts should use at least one of the following hashtags. For maximum amplification, please tag INEE on relevant platforms.
Suggested hashtags: #BeyondAid #WhatsNextForEiE #MyEiECommunity
Social media handles:
- Facebook: @INEEnetwork
- LinkedIn: @Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies
- Bluesky: @inee.org
Graphic Assets
All campaign assets can be found in this Google folder. Each suggested post below includes a suggested asset to accompany the text.
Suggested Social Posts
Post 1: Suggested graphic: New report
🚨 New Report Alert! INEE launched the Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE initiative, a global consultation born out of a simple truth: the way we have been doing things is no longer enough.
📊 261 survey respondents | 66 countries | 5 languages
🌍 810 participants joined over 30 Meet-Ups across country, region, language, and thematic groups.
This analytical report synthesizes these voices to tackle some of the sector’s most urgent questions:
❓How can EiE be sustained without over-reliance on traditional aid?
❓What promising practices are emerging?
❓What kind of future should we collectively shape for the sector?
❓Who needs to be involved and who needs to step away?
Read the report and share: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
Post 2: Suggested graphic: What's in the report?
What’s included in INEE’s Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE Analytical Report?
Developed through surveys and consultations with over 1,000 EiE actors across 66 countries, the report explores the:
✅ concrete impacts of shrinking aid
✅ innovations emerging in classrooms and communities
✅ reflections on what needs to change and who needs to act
✅sector-wide calls that will define the next chapter of EiE
➡️ Read, use, share: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
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📉 How are global funding cuts affecting education in crisis?
Insights from 1,000+ EiE actors in INEE’s ‘Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE?’ initiative points to how the recent global funding cuts are real, deep, and uneven; learners on the margins feel them first.
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Read the full report: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
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💡 When funding declines, EiE actors innovate.
Communities across the world are adapting with remarkable resolve. From school-led livelihood projects to innovative financing and advocacy, EiE actors are finding new ways to keep learning alive despite shrinking resources.
INEE’s global consultation, ‘Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE?’, with over 1000 EiE actors across diverse contexts shows us how.
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Read the full report: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
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⚠️ The future of EiE demands bold shifts.
Drawing on 1000+ diverse voices, the Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE? Analytical Report outlines the urgent shifts the sector must make, and the actors best positioned to lead them.
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Read the full report: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report
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🌐 What’s INEE’s role in a world beyond aid?
INEE members are asking for a bolder, more grounded network for the future.
Findings from the Beyond Aid: What’s Next for EiE? Analytical Report highlight how INEE can strengthen its regional footprint, amplify member leadership, and lead the sector by example.
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Read the full report: https://inee.org/resources/beyond-aid-whats-next-eie-analytical-report