Poorest learners benefit least from public education funding: UNICEF-Xinhua
Poorest learners benefit least from public education funding: UNICEF-
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Poorest learners benefit least from public education funding: UNICEF-
Only 16 per cent of public education funding goes to the poorest 20 per cent of learners, while 28 per cent goes to the richest 20 per cent, the UNICEF said in a report, highlighting global educational inequality.Children from the poorest ...
A one percentage point increase in the allocation of public education resources to the poorest 20 per cent may pull 35 million primary school-aged children out of learning poverty globally
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