Although educational reform is higher up on the government agenda than in years past, many worry that current financing won’t be enough to reverse years of neglect.

Montenegro has made impressive progress in education reform, but it’s still too early to tell whether success is just around the corner or years away.

Georgia’s ambitious education reforms aim to put students at the center of the learning process.

With the help of substantial foreign aid, Uzbekistan has poured cash into its education sector in recent years, but challenges persist.

As critics assess blame for South Africa’s slumping education system, their fingers most often point at the government’s choice of the OBE system.

Despite massive increases in funding, Mongolia still lacks the infrastructure and resources needed to educate its growing student body.

Problems remain, but Liberia’s government has swiftly moved to remake an education system devastated by civil war.

Nepal’s education system is bracing for a transformation, but uptake has been slow.

Seven years after the end of civil war in Angola, the government continues to twist and turn in its promises to make education a high priority.

Massive teachers’ strikes in the fall of 2007 forced the government to hasten reforms, but stopped short of fixing the Bulgarian education system.