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Funding model requirement matrix - Domestic financing annex
The GPE funding model requires countries applying for a program implementation grant (ESPIG) to demonstrate government commitment to fund the education sector. This document is the template that ESPIG applicants will use to provide data on domestic financing for the education sector. It is submitted during the Quality Assurance Review phase of the application process. Countries can also use the template to provide relevant updates during the submission of the final ESPIG application package.
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Endorsement Letter. Maldives
This document is to attest that Maldives’ development partners have endorse its Education sector plan (ESP) and are strongly committed to support the Government in the implementation of that ESP.
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Education sector plan 2019-2023. Maldives
The ESP broadly outlines the goals, strategies, targets and programs related to: (a) skills for youth and adults for employment, decent work and entrepreneurship, and (b) ensuring access to youth to have an affordable and quality higher education, which are vital for development of higher education and training in the country.
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Maldives education sector analysis. 2019
Based on the Guidelines of GPE, this Education sector analysis (ESA) was conducted from February to May 2018 and documents the status of education at present, highlights critical challenges and examines what remains to be done.
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Program document for Guinea-Bissau. 2018
Program document for Guinea-Bissau’s Quality education for all project which aims to improve the teaching and learning environment in grades 1-4 in targeted schools in Guinea-Bissau.
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Implementation plan. Nepal
This document presents the Government of Nepal’s action plan for the implementation of the School Sector Development Plan (SSDP) for the seven-year period of 2016 to 2023 in line with the country’s vision to graduate from the status of a least developed country by the year 2022 and to reach at the status of the middle-income country's level by 2030.
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Nepal education sector analysis. 2017
Nepal’s education sector strategy explains how the country intends to work to provide inclusive, equitable, and quality access to education that encompasses early childhood, primary, secondary and tertiary education, and technical and vocational training.
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