Africa

Join our youth consultation in Africa

The GEM Report partnered with Restless Development to mobilize youth globally to inform the development of the youth edition of the 2023 GEM Report, exploring how technology can address various education challenges, including issues of access, equity, inclusion, quality, technology advancement, and system management.

The consultations will focus on two out of the four recommendations of the 2023 GEM Report on technology in education: A tool on whose terms? The first recommendation under the spotlight is the call to make sure that the use of technology in education is appropriate for the context; the second calls for the use of technology not to leave learners behind.

Meet our regional lead

Primrose Nanchani Manyalo is the Senior Youth Collective Manager at Restless Development. She is in the Restless Development Strategy Leadership team managing the Global We Lead Project in MENA, Africa and Central America and the Global Youth Collective with over 4000 youth civil society organisations from 187+ countries. Primrose sits in the Global Steering Committee for Youth for Our Planet, a global movement for climate action. She is passionate youth leadership, using a power-shifting approach. She has a strong track record in building and managing networks, governance, campaigning, advocacy policy shaping and practice. She also has operational and strategic experience at the international, regional and national levels focusing on governance, human rights, sexual and reproductive justice, climate change, education, livelihoods and racial justice.

Consultation date: 30 January

Registration: Please completeif you are interested in attending the consultation

Meet our regional lead

Primrose Nanchani Manyalo is the Senior Youth Collective Manager at Restless Development. She is in the Restless Development Strategy Leadership team managing the Global We Lead Project in MENA, Africa and Central America and the Global Youth Collective with over 4000 youth civil society organisations from 187+ countries. Primrose sits in the Global Steering Committee for Youth for Our Planet, a global movement for climate action. She is passionate youth leadership, using a power-shifting approach. She has a strong track record in building and managing networks, governance, campaigning, advocacy policy shaping and practice. She also has operational and strategic experience at the international, regional and national levels focusing on governance, human rights, sexual and reproductive justice, climate change, education, livelihoods and racial justice.