Africa: New Unesco Report Reveals $97 Billion Barrier to Reaching Education Targets

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Africa: New Unesco Report Reveals $97 Billion Barrier to Reaching Education Targets
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Without $97 billion in extra funding, a range of countries will fail to meet their 2030 national education targets, a new UN report revealed on Friday, calling for an urgent review of financing.

largest financing gap is in sub-Saharan Africa

: $70 billion per year. The region has the furthest distance to travel, with 20 per cent of primary school age children and almost 60 per cent of upper secondary school age youth not in school.and prioritized basic education in the poorest countries, the report found.

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