UK government pledges £100 million to help world's poorest girls make the grade
GPE media coverage - July 07, 2016 | Source: The Guardian
School girls in Saoyee village, Muang Mai, Phongsali province, Lao PDR. Credit: Ari Vitikainen, Christian Reformed World Relief Committee

During the Girls’ Education Forum in London, the British government pledged £100 million to support programs to get more of the world’s poorest girls into school. Julia Gillard, GPE Board Chair, welcomed this announcement. 

Read media coverage below:

Britain pledges £100 million to improve education for 175,000 of the poorest girls around the world, aid minister Justine Greening announces - Daily Mail

Britain to help 175,000 girls in world’s poorest countries get an education - Gov.UK

Britain to help 175,000 girls in world’s poorest countries get an education - Training Journal

UK government pledges £100 million to help world's poorest girls make the grade - The Guardian

UK pledges £100 million to educate girls globally - Public Finance International

School girls in Saoyee village, Muang Mai, Phongsali province, Lao PDR. Credit: Ari Vitikainen, Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
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