Targeting Two Sspects




1.   Improve access to basic education, ensuring primary education for 100% of age class, establish a free schooling compulsory up to 16 years, strengthen the education of girls, fight against failure through academic support and development of preschool, recruitment of teachers 12,000 per year, increase care and densify the school board building (built in 3 years 36,000 classrooms in primary and 13,000 in college). If the community mobilizes to 20% of the financing, the state adds 80% of funding and rehabilitate existing school infrastructures.




2.   By improving the quality of education through giving student textbooks of the school, strengthen teacher training institutions, develop continuing education by upgrading unqualified teachers.

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