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How Does PISA Shape Education Reform?
See concrete examples of how countries such as Germany and Brazil have been able to improve their student performance in PISA and make their education systems more inclusive.
PISA Country Participation
See the list of countries and economies that have participated in PISA to date.
PISA Initiatives
The PISA for Development initiative aims to encourage and facilitate PISA participation of interested and motivated low- and middle-income countries. Find out more about which countries are participating and it how it contributes to the Education Sustainable Development Goal for quality and equity of learning outcomes for children, young people and adults.
The PISA-based Test for Schools provides school-level estimates of performance and information about the learning environment and students’ attitudes gathered from student questionnaires. Find out more and how schools and their networks can take part.
Global reach, regional engagement, local impact
In-depth, contextualised analyses of PISA results by region
Education in Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Findings from PISA
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