Bangladesh is now 60th partner country to join Global Partnership for Education
GPE media coverage - January 26, 2015
Children take part in an exercise in groups inside a BRAC primary school in Manikganj (c) DFAT/Flickr

This week, Bangladesh became the 60th partner country of the Global Partnership for Education. Working with GPE partners based in Bangladesh, the country has articulated its education priorities for the coming years including improving education for 19 million Bangladeshi children through more than 100,000 kindergartens, primary public schools and schools run by civil society organizations. As a GPE member country, Bangladesh is now eligible to apply for a Program Implementation Grant in the amount of up to US$100 million over three years.

Below is a summary of news coverage:

Banglanews24.com - Bangladesh 60th country for GPE 

BusinessToday - Bangladesh Becomes 60th Developing Country to Join Global Partnership for Education

GEEBD - Bangladesh 60th country to join Global Partnership for Education

WorldStage News - Bangladesh becomes 60th developing country to join Global Partnership for Education

Children take part in an exercise in groups inside a BRAC primary school in Manikganj (c) DFAT/Flickr
Access, Basic education, Gender equality
South Asia: Bangladesh

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