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The results in this policy brief indicate that the PEAS intervention enhanced access to education for poor students and those from remote and hard to reach areas. |
Due to the variety of income sources for secondary schools, the average expenditures between public and other schools differ markedly. This brief examines the drivers of secondary school expenditures and whether private schools delivering USE services offer an opportunity to reduce the overall cost of secondary education in Uganda. |
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Five (5) internship openings available for undergraduate students in research and finance departments. |
The role of Public Private Partnerships in enhancing access to quality Education: The Case of PEAS Intervention in Uganda Keep up to date
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