This study develops a comprehensive national resilience framework that aims to bring stakeholders from different critical sectors and society together to collectively work under a common objective of improving Qatar’s capacity to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters.

The CPP-EAA partnership conducts research on educational policies, conducts evaluations of educational interventions, and contributes to evidence-based interventions through detailed analysis.

Social (in)cohesion is listed among the top ten global risks and the fourth most severe risk for the coming decades (WEF, 2022). Social cohesion, and its erosion, has also been raised as an area of interest in the State of Qatar. For example, in Qatar, social cohesion is a focal component in the National Vision 2030 (GSDP, 2008; Second Pillar, on Social Development). Considering the significant role of social cohesion in today’s world, this project aims to address this critical issue.

Sustainability is a key area of interest throughout Education City, and for the State of Qatar more broadly. Sustainability is a key theme in Qatar Foundation’s strategic refresh of 2022-2032. Many faculty in Education City are working on related topics, in their own disciplinary areas and within their own campuses. This project establishes a network that will act an as enabler and facilitator for multidisciplinary research/activities.

Assessing the impact of participatory methodologies, specifically the use of participatory mapping tools. Drawing on comparative case studies from around the world (including: Finland, Nepal, Canada).

This collaboration supports Education Above All with evidence to advance global access to quality and inclusive education. Research includes country studies, thematic studies, and policy assessments. This collaboration supports Education Above All in its work and positions both EAA and CPP as a leader in contributing evidence to transform lives through education.

This study proposes a comprehensive resilience management framework that aims to bring stakeholders from different critical sectors and society together to collectively work to achieve over-arching national resilience.

The aim is to produce strategic insights that contribute to an understanding of the forces and trends shaping the future trajectories of Qatari society across socio-cultural and socio-economic domains.

The SRP Cluster 1 will examine four key strategic areas:

The International Social Cohesiveness Index falls short of accounting for different contexts and variables. This research cluster, therefore, aims at developing an HBKU Index of an interdisciplinary construct that can fill in the gaps and provide an index of this multifaceted construct that could be used in Qatar and the region.

The SRP Cluster 2 covers three domains:

To address the question of how the Global Citizenship Education (GCED) goals and SDGs can be increasingly absorbed into Qatar’s education system, while assessing current awareness of these goals, in order to build a more robust dynamic community of Qatari students and global citizens. Through data collection, surveys, interviews, focus groups, document analysis, pilot observations with participant groups including students, teachers, administrative and leadership personnel, relevant government personnel, and community groups, this project will identify progress made advancing SDGs in Qatar. It will then identify what further work needs to be done to meet the GCED objectives. Learn More

The AFTF is a diverse forum with 30 distinguished male and female members who reject armed conflict and represent various ethnicities and political persuasions from inside and outside Afghanistan. It was initiated by Dr. Barakat as the centerpiece of a wider action research project where knowledge gained leads to both policy changes and bridging the divide between stakeholders.