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  1. Haruna Iddrisu is leading education policy development in Ghana and is receiving financial support for education projects from the World Bank.

Ghanaian Minister Seeks $200M from World Bank for Education Infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, requested that GETFund allocate GH¢100 million to St. Paul’s Technical School in Kukurantumi. This funding is intended for the school to produce beds and chairs to address furniture shortages in senior high schools. Separately, Iddrisu asked the Finance Minister to seek an additional US$200 million from the World Bank to support the integrated basic education model.

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Why it matters

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The request involves significant public investment in educational infrastructure, supported by an international financial institution. This funding aims to remedy nationwide shortages of school furniture and expand basic education facilities in Ghana.

Haruna Iddrisu is leading education policy development in Ghana and is receiving financial support for education projects from the World Bank.

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Who's involved

  • World BankInternational financial institution providing funding and assessing infrastructure needs.
  • Haruna IddrisuMinister of Education in Ghana, requesting funds for school infrastructure and local production.
  • GhanaThe nation where the education and infrastructure projects are taking place.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GhanaSpeculative

    The nation might see increased public investment in educational infrastructure if the requested US$200 million from the World Bank is approved.

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