- World Bank discusses support for structural reforms.
- The government of Ghana, through its various ministries, is pursuing education reform and has secured financing from the World Bank to support the project.
The Ghanaian government aims to expand teacher education access, while a local college seeks collaboration with corporate institutions.
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The Ghanaian government aims to expand teacher education access, while a local college seeks collaboration with corporate institutions.
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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