IFC: Provide ＄50-100 million with partners
- Yokohama Action Plan
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- Proposed Measures by Japan/Implementing Partners
- ● Increase financial and technical assistance support to the private education sector
- Potential Resources, Possible Contributions
- IFC: Provide ＄50-100 million over next 5 years with partners to support expansion of privately-provided education
- Implementing Partners
- WBG
- Related Links
Current Status of Implementation 2009
- Country
- Ghana
- Status
- IFC financing for expansion of privately-provided education was $2.5 million. In addition, technical assistance was provided through the Africa School Advisory Services Program (contribution from Japan: $262,500 through PEP-Africa).
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Current Status of Implementation 2008
- Country
- Kenya/Rwanda/South Africa
- Status
- IFC financing for expansion of privately-provided education was $ US 12.2 million - Kenya ($US 1.07 million), Rwanda ($US 2.39 million) and South Africa ($US 8.74 million). IFC is developing ideas on expansion of privately provided education and is seeking support from partners. In addition, technical assistance was also provided through the Kenya Private School for the Poor Program (contribution from Japan: $400,000 through PEP-Africa).
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