Pipeline ID: INDIGO-PL-0066
Expected Launch Date: Q3 - 2022
Total expected project development time: >24 months
Expected length of project (years): 5
Project design process began: Q3-2018
Out of school children (OOSC) and primary school children grades P1-P4 attending a subset of GALOP beneficiary schools in which OOSC are placed. Emphasis placed on girls.
Ghana’s Ministry of Education will work with social investors and NGOs as service providers to implement the program, with the objectives of re-integrating OOSC into Ghana’s mainstream school system through an accelerated learning program and improving learning outcomes in the schools in which these children are placed, with special emphasis on girls’ education. The project will also help build sustainable capacity in targeted schools. Investors will provide the upfront financing in cases where service providers are unable to do so. Outcome payments to investors and/or service providers will be based on agreed-upon outcomes, and technical assistance will be provided for building government capacity to contract and manage outcomes.
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in March 2024
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