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This report presents the findings of the independent appraisal of the Vanuatu Education and Training Sector Strategic plan (VETSS) 2020-2030, following the GPE-UNESCO IIEP Guidelines for Education Sector Plan Appraisal.
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The Vanuatu Education and Training Sector Strategy provides direction and priorities for the country, taking into account the different key policy areas such as teacher quality, school subsidies, inclusive education or plurilingualism among others.
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Letter of endorsement of the Vanuatu Education and Training Sector Strategy (VETSS) and its independent appraisal from the country’s education sector development partners.
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This education and training sector analysis provides an assessment of the state of the education and training sector in Vanuatu and outlines a coherent set of viable strategies to achieve its objectives to provide a quality education for all children.
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Application and program document for an accelerated funding grant.
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GPE’s Results Report 2020 demonstrates the progress the partnership has made in educating the world’s most vulnerable children.
Malawi's application and program document for US$10 million COVID-19 funding.
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Overview of the key activities funded by the COVID-19 planning grants.
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The Gambia's application for US$5 million COVID-19 funding to support the Government in undertaking the activities in its emergency education strategy, anchored to its broader National Response Plan under the leadership of the Ministry of Health.
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The program's objective is to improve conditions for better learning outcomes, to promote girls' access to lower and upper secondary education in underserved regions, and to enhance the governance of the education system.
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The GPE CEO approves the COVID-19 accelerated funding request for Somaliland in the amount of US$2.2 million.
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The GPE CEO approves the COVID-19 accelerated funding request for Bhutan in the amount of US$750,000.
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