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This document, which should be read as an addendum to the GPE-LANES II program document, explains the proposed use of additional funds across existing and new components of GPE-LANES II.
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This additional maximum country allocation of US$22.5 million will be used to complement the GPE-LANES II Education sector implementation grant commenced in September 2019.
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Gender-responsive education sector planning is an essential tool for advancing gender equality in and through education.
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Education sector analysis for Sindh, Pakistan, carried out in 2019.
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Independent appraisal of the Sindh education sector plan 2019-2023. Pakistan
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Appraisal of the Punjab Education Sector Plan for 2019/2020 to 2023/24
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2018 education sector analysis for Punjab, Pakistan,
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This evaluation is part of a larger study of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) that comprises 30 country level evaluations. The study was conducted between April and July 2019 and covered GPE support from 2012 to 2018. It draws on document, database and literature review, as well as on consultations with a total of 68 governmental, multilateral, bilateral, and non-governmental stakeholders in Senegal.
Application for an additional maximum country allocation grant in the amount of $8.83 million to support Puntland state of Somalia’s education sector plan implementation grant.
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The GPE Secretariat is launching new cross-country exchanges in both francophone and anglophone developing partner countries to support peer learning around joint sector reviews, and more generally around practices in monitoring the implementation of education plans.
The spectacle compliance of school children in Malawi, Nigeria and Pakistan study was commissioned and supported by the World Bank via a school health project that was sponsored by the Global Partnership for Education.
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The African Union, the Global Partnership for Education, UNICEF, the Africa Early Childhood Network, the World Bank and Global Citizen call on world leaders to take action to achieve transformational and cost-effective change for young children and nations.