Debora Klaine

Debora Klaine

Educational Policy Expert
Debora Klaine is an education expert, passionate about research that enhances learning experiences and educational outcomes. She conducts rigorous policy analysis to inform decision-making and the implications for student learning, teacher efficacy, and school performance. Debora is a trusted source for policymakers, educators, and researchers alike.
Has India Finally Reduced the Financial Strain of Out-of-Pocket Health Spending?
Economic & Fiscal Has India Finally Reduced the Financial Strain of Out-of-Pocket Health Spending?

India’s health financing landscape has witnessed a transformative shift, notably in public health expenditure and the reduction of out-of-pocket expenditures (OOPE). For decades, OOPE has been a significant financial burden on Indian households, often pushing families below the poverty line, p

Vietnam's Digital Transformation Targets Cloud, AI, and Digital Talent
Economic & Fiscal Vietnam's Digital Transformation Targets Cloud, AI, and Digital Talent

Vietnam is undergoing a dynamic digital transformation to build a modern digital economy and society. The nation's comprehensive strategy integrates advancements in cloud technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital talent development. With ambitious goals set by the government and

Will the Tees Valley Transport Project Survive Funding Cuts?
Public Services & Infrastructure Will the Tees Valley Transport Project Survive Funding Cuts?

In an ambitious move to enhance the transport infrastructure of Tees Valley, a £1 billion project was launched by Mayor Ben Houchen, initially funded through savings from the cancellation of the HS2 Northern leg. Announced in January, the sweeping plan included 26 transport ventures such as the

Indian Government to Simplify Income Tax Act and Reduce Litigation
Economic & Fiscal Indian Government to Simplify Income Tax Act and Reduce Litigation

In a significant move towards tax reform, the Indian government has embarked on a mission to simplify the Income Tax Act, 1961. With the aim of making direct tax laws more accessible and reducing the volume of legal disputes, this initiative engages both private sector professionals and tax experts

UAE Establishes Emirati Day for Education to Honor Legacy and Progress
Public Services & Infrastructure UAE Establishes Emirati Day for Education to Honor Legacy and Progress

The UAE has announced an important national observance: the Emirati Day for Education, to be celebrated annually on February 28. This dedicated day will honor the critical role of education in the nation's development and acknowledge the significant contributions of educators and other

Are Councils Meeting Adult Social Care Needs as Complaints Rise?
Policy & Legislation Are Councils Meeting Adult Social Care Needs as Complaints Rise?

In the fiscal year 2023-24, the Ombudsman received a total of 2,498 complaints regarding councils' adult services. Of these, 782 complaints were thoroughly investigated, with an 80% uphold rate, indicating that most complaints were legitimate. This demonstrates a significant increase from the

Why Is Global Political Discourse Shifting Towards Higher Spending?
Economic & Fiscal Why Is Global Political Discourse Shifting Towards Higher Spending?

The world of fiscal policy is undergoing a noticeable transformation. There is a clear, increasing trend towards higher government spending globally, transcending traditional ideological boundaries. This trend is highlighted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and reflects profound shifts in

Labour Proposes Brownfield Passports to Boost Urban Housing Development
Public Services & Infrastructure Labour Proposes Brownfield Passports to Boost Urban Housing Development

The Labour Party has recently introduced a proposal known as "brownfield passports" in an effort to streamline urban housing development on previously used land, often termed brownfield sites. This initiative, detailed in Labour's manifesto, stands as a crucial component of their

Tajikistan Faces Challenges in Digital Development and Internet Costs
Science & Technology Tajikistan Faces Challenges in Digital Development and Internet Costs

Tajikistan is grappling with significant hurdles in its journey towards digital development. Ranked 123rd out of 193 countries on the global e-government development index (EGDI), the nation falls short of the global average. Among the crucial factors contributing to these challenges are its

How Will the 2024 UK Sanctions Regulations Impact Businesses?
Economic & Fiscal How Will the 2024 UK Sanctions Regulations Impact Businesses?

The recently introduced UK legislation, The Trade, Aircraft, and Shipping Sanctions (Civil Enforcement) Regulations 2024, is set to significantly alter the landscape of sanctions enforcement in the UK. These new rules, effective October 10, 2024, enhance the enforcement capabilities of the

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