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Azerbaijan Adopts Per-Capita Funding Principle for State Education Institutions

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President Ilham Aliyev has signed a decree establishing a new funding mechanism for state general education institutions in Azerbaijan. This system will be implemented in stages starting with the 2026–2027 academic year, based on the per-capita funding principle. The decree requires the Cabinet of Ministers to approve specific rules regarding per-student annual education expenses and to report back to the President within one month.

From trend.az

Why it matters

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The shift introduces a per-capita funding principle for state education institutions, which will be applied to the annual education cost per student. This mechanism includes a growth coefficient based on the specific level of general education.

Azerbaijan is currently discussing its overall investment policy regarding youth education.

From trend.az

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  • The Ministry of Finance might face new mandates regarding the financing of state education institutions under the per-capita principle.

  • The Ministry of Science and Education could be required to implement the new per-capita funding rules for state general education.

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