About EEF
Expand more equitable educational opportunities
The Equitable Education Fund (EEF), Thailand was established under the Equitable Education Act 2018. The objective of the Act is to provide financial support for children and youth who are in greatest need, reduce educational inequality by forming partnership with different groups and conducting systematic research to support and develop
teachers’ effectiveness.
NEWS
‘77.11% of prisoners in Thailand have education levels below basic standards.’ The Ministry of Justice is partnering with the Equitable Education Fund (EEF) Thailand to advance the Thailand Zero Dropout goal, utilizing flexible education to create new opportunities for justice-involved children and youth.”
At Sanfun Atrium, TK Park Yala in Yala Province, the Ministry of Justice, in collaboration
EEF goes on a field visit to support the ‘Conditional Cash Transfer,’ welcoming youth returning to school as part of the Thailand Zero Dropout project, and joins hands with teachers to design a Sustainable Quality Education System.
Equitable Education Fund (EEF) Thailand, through its Office of Education Security Development, conducted a field
Experts call 6 Keys for the re-imagination of education for youth and lifelong learners
UNESCO, the Equitable Education Fund (Thailand), and partners envision more accessible and sustainable education systems
KNOWLEDGE & IMPACT STORIES
EEF’s Blueprint for Education Security: Dynamic Policy Pathways and Strategic Moves to Enhance the Education Security System
Advancing educational equity now hinges on vibrant collaboration and coordination across sectors, driven by the
Fueling Thailand’s Future Growth: EEF’s High Vocational Innovation Scholarship Enhances Education Security by Bridging Education and Employment
The difficulty for low-income students to pursue and complete their education was particularly evident in
Breaking the Vicious Economic Cycle in Higher Education: How Financial Strain Impacts Education Security for Impoverished Students
For many students from impoverished households — classified by the Equitable Education Fund (EEF) Thailand