A New Education Strategy in the Central African Republic
Picture of the Week: In this photo, Gisèle Bedan, Minister of Education of the Central African Republic, looks on as a virtual “package” is being sent to the secretariat of the Global Partnership for Education.
September 11, 2014 by GPE Secretariat
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In this photo, Gisèle Bedan, Minister of Education of the Central African Republic (CAR) submits an updated education sector plan and a grant application to the Global Partnership for Education. She is surrounded by Romain Babagbeto (left) and Souleymane Diabaté (right) both from UNICEF, which is the GPE coordinating agency in CAR. The education sector plan for the next three years is a necessary precursor for a new GPE grant of $15.5 million.  The image is a good reminder of the collaborative process that takes place in all GPE partner countries to support good education plans and ensure that children can go to school and learn.

Basic education
Sub-Saharan Africa: Central African Republic

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