US EditionGovt Secures $117m …for Basic Education Reforms
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Govt secures $117m …for basic education reforms
The Ministry of Education has secured additional funding of $117m in the delivery of Basic Education Reforms under the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP). This additional financing secured from the World Bank, and its international partners, is expected to scale up interventions in low-performing basic schools, and improve accountability systems in the basic education system. The Deputy Minister of Education, Dr Clemen…
MoE injects additional $117.1 million into Basic Education through GALOP
The Ministry of Education has announced an additional $117.1 million in funding under the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP) and its Second Additional Financing (AF2) initiative. The funds aim to boost targeted interventions in basic education across the country. The announcement was made at the first meeting of the GALOP Project Oversight Committee, held on Tuesday, July 15. The meeting brought together development partn…
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