definition for: #financingeducation
6 Definitions for Hashtag #financingeducation
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Financing Africa's Future
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Investing in education is a foundation for economic prosperity, improved stability, peace, security and health outcomes. It is one of the most cost effective ways to drive economic development, improve skills and opportunities for young women and men, and unlock progress on African Union Agenda 2063 aspirations and all 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
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The AU Agenda 2063 is an all-encompassing development vision adopted by the AU Assembly. Agenda 2063 recognises the pivotal role of education and training, underpinned by science technology and innovation, for empowering African people to steer social economic development and growth towards an integrated, peaceful, prosperous Africa.
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The Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA 16-24) has a focus on education as a human right, and an instrument for driving and enabling achievement of the aspirations of Agenda 2063. The African Union theme for 2017 “Harnessing the demographic dividend through investments in youth” also provides a unique opportunity to take forward political leadership and commitment to invest in its children and young people through quality financing for education, and put education at the heart of the continental agenda and efforts.
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Delivering high-quality education to young people in Africa and all over the world calls for the mobilization of considerable resources, including teaching and non-teaching staff, schools and classrooms, books and other educational materials. It also calls for efficient management of existing resources. Public education systems across many African countries (AU and GPE members) are under considerable financial pressure, particularly considering the large and growing proportion of youth of school age.
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Delivering high-quality education to young people in Africa and all over the world calls for the mobilization of considerable resources, including teaching and non-teaching staff, schools and classrooms, books and other educational materials. It also calls for efficient management of existing resources. Public education systems across many African countries (AU and GPE members) are under considerable financial pressure, particularly considering the large and growing proportion of youth of school age.
