12 Aralık 2013 Perşembe

World Bank Provides $390 Million More to Education Projects in Bangladesh


The Planet Financial institution has accepted a complete of $ 390 million in added financing for two ongoing projects to boost schooling in Bangladesh. The financing contains $ 265 million for Secondary Schooling Good quality and Accessibility Enhancement Undertaking (SEQAEP) and $ 125 million for Greater Training High quality Enhancement Undertaking.


These two projects will help the Bangladeshi government in sustaining its efforts to boost educational outcomes, the financial institution explained in a statement.



“Investing in education is investing in a country’s future”, explained Johannes Zutt, Planet Financial institution Country Director for Bangladesh and Nepal. “Bangladesh deserves praise for reaching gender parity in principal and secondary training, but far more requirements to be done to boost the quality of schooling, and to make certain that youthful folks in tough-to-reach elements of the country also have entry. These added financings, via strengthening high quality monitoring and also offering stipends to bad students, will contribute straight to these objectives, and indirectly to higher development.”



The SEQAEP is developed to improve the high quality of secondary education, systematically monitor finding out outcomes, and to improve entry and equity in undertaking upazilas (districts), in accordance to the Planet Bank. The $ 265 million further financing for undertaking would allow 4.five million rural college students to proceed training in secondary level yearly. The further financing will scale up pursuits within 125 current upazilas and in 90 additional upazilas to improve secondary education high quality, systematically check understanding end result and make certain greater accountability at the college degree.


The task will carry on to provide poverty-targeted stipends and tuition to girls and boys to increase access and retention.



“The additional financing will carry on to concentrate on rural areas, rural institutions and rural kids,” mentioned Ayesha Vawda, Planet Bank Crew Leader for Secondary Schooling Quality and Entry Enhancement Venture. “This financing will ensure that bad children are not left out of the secondary school method. The project will right benefit bad students, teachers, and school management committees in the 215 Upazilas all over the country in which the project is implemented.”



The primary aim of the Higher Schooling Good quality Enhancement Undertaking is to enhance the high quality and relevance of the educating and research setting in increased schooling institutions by means of encouraging each innovation and accountability inside of universities and by enhancing the technical and institutional capability of the increased education sector, in accordance to the Globe Financial institution.


The $ 125 million added financing for undertaking will continue to support initiatives to enhance the high quality and relevance of teaching and analysis in the country’s higher schooling institutions. The operation will carry on to promote academic innovation in each public and personal universities by way of a aggressive funding mechanism, recognized as the Academic Innovation Fund.


In addition, the Academic Innovation fund would contain an added window to support stronger university-market linkages to enhance the employability of graduates.


The World Financial institution supplies a great deal of funding to the schooling sector in Bangladesh. At present, the bank’s commitment in education sector including the extra financing approved today stands in excess of $ 1.1 billion that spans across main, secondary, tertiary, vocational degree and also focuses on out-of school-kids.



“Higher training is crucial to enhance youth employability and to boost Bangladesh’s economy,” explained Yoko Nagashima, World Bank Team Leader for Higher Training Top quality Enhancement Undertaking.“This operation will also establish a Quality Assurance Mechanism at each nationwide and institutional amounts and proceed to assistance reforms in educating-studying and analysis in larger education institutions.”




World Bank Provides $390 Million More to Education Projects in Bangladesh

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