It is widely accepted that addressing educational gaps results in rapid and large benefits for children, their families, communities, and the country more broadly.
The government and development partners all recognize that more resources and structural changes are needed to improve access to education and make it more equitable.
Adequate funding for teachers and schools can help raise the quality of education. But spending beyond the classroom can also yield educational benefits. For example, investments in safe access to water and sanitation facilities will improve health and therefore learning opportunities for all kids, while giving an extra boost to school attendance. Mobilizing revenue through, for instance, comprehensive VAT reform and improved tax administration will be critical to fund these efforts.
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