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Results for Learning Report 2014/15
January 13, 2015
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The 2014/2015 Results for Learning Report: Basic Education at Risk examines the progress achieved by GPE partner developing countries over the period 2008-2012.

The 2014/2015 Results for Learning Report: Basic Education at Risk examines the progress achieved by GPE partner developing countries over the period 2008-2012.

Universal primary education has never been so close, yet there are still 58 million children of primary school age who do not go to school around the world, and 41 million of them are in partner developing countries. The report cautions that if progress and investments are not maintained, the hard-won achievements could be reversed. Particularly, basic education is losing priority with the share of budgets spent on primary education falling gradually.

Full Report (10.6 MB)
Summary (3.86 MB)
Chapter 1: Universal Primary Education: The Unfinished Agenda
Chapter 2: Overall Education Progress in GPE Developing Country Partners
Chapter 3: Domestic and External Financing for Education
Chapter 4: Overview of GPE Support to Developing Country Partners
Annexes
Download 4: English (9.97 MB) | Français (10.13 Mo)
Focus areas: Basic education, Education in crisis situations, Financing, Gender equality, Literacy, Access
Document type: Progress reports
Language: English
Year: 2015
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