The organization analyzes textbooks, teachers' guides and curricula from across the world. The impact of these reports has included the European Parliament's decision to freeze elements of
Palestinian Authority funding until curricula are brought into line with international standards. The same report by the organization led to questions being raised publicly over similar funding from governments in Switzerland, Germany and UK. However, European reviews have repeatedly criticized IMPACT-SE's reports for methodological shortcomings, including misattributions, translation errors, and decontextualized quotations. In Israel, the organization's reporting generated media analysis of failures in the publicly funded
ultra-Orthodox Jewish educational system. The organization was also invited to help create a curriculum for
Syrian children seeking refuge in Greece. == Media ==