G7 communiqué notes support to GPE as part of girls’ education push

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G7 communiqué notes support to GPE as part of girls’ education push | Infos | Global Partnership for Education

The G7 defined to two new global goals for girls’ education:

  • 40 million more girls in school by 2026 in low and lower middle-income countries
  • 20 million more girls reading by age 10 or the end of primary school in low and lower middle-income countries, by 2026.

To achieve these goals, G7 ministers committed to mobilizing “financial and technical resources, including through the Global Partnership for Education, and to work with national governments to protect domestic spending on education.”

GPE CEO Alice Albright attended the minister’s discussion on girls’ education on May 5.

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