During class in a school in Kankan city, Guinea. Credit: World Bank / Vincent Tremeau

Partner since:

Total grant support: US$148,201,978

Grant eligibility:

  • Multiplier
  • Girls' Education Accelerator
  • System capacity
  • System transformation

Education sector plan

Objectives: Equitable access, quality teaching, adult literacy, reform of TVET and higher education, promote scientific research and better accountability.

Other key documents

Transforming education in Guinea

Education in Guinea face many challenges. The government and partners are working to improve the financial and institutional capacities of its education system to achieve sustainable goals in terms of school coverage, enrollment, quality and equity.

These challenges include the low primary completion rate, inequalities between girls and boys, poor learning outcomes, lack of trained teachers, and high repetition and dropout rates.

Guinea's 2020-2029 education sector plan defines six priority:

  • Equitable access to general education.
  • Quality and relevance of teaching.
  • Adult literacy and education.
  • Extension and reform of technical education and vocational training.
  • Reform of higher education and scientific research.
  • Governance and management of the education system.

Guinea intends to ensure equitable access to basic education for all children, including children with disabilities and those with special needs.

Result story

In Guinea, renovated schools and school meals are enhancing learning

Guinea’s strategy for limiting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its education system is bearing fruit. The country is digitizing learning, building and rehabilitating classrooms, distributing school meals, collecting reliable data, and ensuring synergy with the actions of its partners.

Grants

(data as of May 09, 2024)

 
  • Type: Program development

    Years: 2024 - 2025

    Allocation: US$199,999

    Utilization: 0

    Grant agent: AFD

  • Type: Program implementation

    Years: 2020 - 2024

    Allocation: US$37,899,994

    Utilization: US$23,567,024

    Grant agent: AFD

Civil society engagement

  • Education Out Loud supports the National Coalition of Guinea for Education for All (CNG-EPT) for the 2022-2023 period.

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