The World Bank has committed $71 million in credit to help the Mozambican government fund priority activities aimed at improving the country’s educational system from 2011 to 2015.
The program supports teachers’ traning programs, the distribution of free primary school books, the reform of the curriculum for primary and secondary education, and subsidies for literacy workers.
A further $90 million will be released under the World Bank-administered Education For All–Fast Track Initiative Catalytic Fund for the program.
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