The "Working Better Together: Shifting Power, Transforming Systems" Forum was brought to life through engaging breakout sessions, where participants exchanged perspectives, mapped power dynamics and envisioned what an ideal Education in Emergencies (EiE) sector could look like in the future. Through collaborative exercises, delegations identified key actors, relationships and sources of influence shaping their respective contexts, before exploring practical levers for change. Discussions focused on who needs to be engaged, supported, challenged or nurtured to shift existing power dynamics and build more inclusive, locally led education systems. From envisioning the future to identifying actionable pathways, the sessions reinforced the importance of collective reflection, shared learning and collaboration in transforming EiE. @INEEtweets @EduMinKenya @uoneducation @AFOSCKENYA #WeAreUoN #DiscourseatUoN

@uonbi led by the @uoneducation in collaboration with @INEEtweets and the Kenya Ministry of Education @EduMinKenya On 13-15 October, will host a 3-day summit in Nairobi, Kenya ,bringing together delegations from #Afghanistan, #Bangladesh, #Colombia, #DRC, #Haiti, #Kenya, #Nigeria, #Somalia, #SouthSudan, #Sudan, #Syria, and #Palestine During the summit, participants will: 📷Examine the systems, incentives, and norms that shape #EiE policy and programming 📷Engage in honest dialogue about where power needs to shift, and the actions required to enable this shift. 📷Strengthen relationships and build practical pathways for changing how power, resources, leadership, and decision-making are distributed across the sector. Curious about the summit? Check out this blog to learn more 📷inee.org/blog/working-better… #BeyondAid #WhatsNextForEiE