A more ambitious, effective Global Partnership for Education: Three priorities for the next phase of reform. Briefing by civil society organisations, May 2012

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Briefs, Fact Sheets and BrochuresA more ambitious, effective Global Partnership for Education: Three priorities for the next phase of reform. Briefing by civil society organisations, May 2012Publication year: 
2012
English, French,Spanish,Arabic
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Publisher: 
GCE, The Global Campaign for Education
The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) has become a major player in education aid; it has significant strengths but also major weaknesses. This briefing, co-authored by GCE and Oxfam International and published by 5 global/regional networks and 9 INGOs across the GCE membership, aims to provide recommendations to remedy those weaknesses.
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GCE, The Global Campaign for Education
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EducationEqualityFundingGenderHealthPoverty

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