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Latin America
and the Caribbean

Three migratory patterns have prevailed in the region: extra-regional emigration, overseas immigration and intraregional exchanges. While intra-regional exchanges have increased, international migratory flows have greatly diversified. The following areas pose challenges to guaranteeing the right to education of people on the move in the region: regulatory frameworks, migratory status, documentation and access to the education system, planning and management of education systems, educational inclusion and recognition of studies, degrees and diplomas.





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Indicators' Matrix

The quantitative component is based upon the need to monitor the right to and in education. Therefore, it is designed to monitor the conditions for education and the entire school journey. Thus, it operates according to a matrix logic, articulating the five dimensions (Affordability/Availability, Accessibility, Acceptability, Adaptability and Accountability) with the structural cut-off and the three analytical cut-offs (access, permanence and progression and graduation). This makes it possible to evaluate progress in a particular dimension of the right to education, while providing information on specific behaviors in the school itinerary, which structures a view that reflects global as well as particular aspects. The final result consists of twenty indicators.


Affordability
/Availability

Accessibility

Acceptability

Adaptability

Accountability
Structural
1. Legal framework 5. Public strategies 10. Public policies 16. Regulatory framework 19. Accessibility to data
20.Reporting countries
Access
2. Gross coverage rate 6. Enrolled foreign students
7. Primary timely enrollment
8. Distribution of foreign students
11. Educational establishments 17. Leveling/adaptation courses access
Permanence
and progression
3. Transition rate 9. Repetition (retention) rate 12. Lag
13. Intra-annual dropout
14. Inter-annual dropout
15. Parity index
Graduation
and Result
4. Graduated foreign students 18. Academic achievement

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