GPE releases developing countries progress report as Bangladesh becomes 60th partner

The Global Partnership for Education says its 国产视频渄eveloping country partners国产视频� are making progress in reaching the millions of children around the world who are not going to school.

The GPE released the Results For Learning Report 2014/15 as it announced Bangladesh has become its 60th developing country partner 国产视频� which makes it eligible for a grant of up to $100million over three years.

Bangladesh is aiming to make its pre-primary and primary school system more efficient and inclusive.聽Mostafizur Rahman, the country国产视频檚 Minister of Primary and Mass Education, said:聽国产视频淚 hope this new partnership will bring meaningful reform in the primary education sector.国产视频�

The GPE is made up of the 60 developing country governments, as well as donor governments, civil society/non-governmental organisations, teacher groups and others. Its mission is to galvanise and coordinate a global effort to provide a quality education to children, prioritising the poorest and most vulnerable.

The Results For Learning report does not give a full global picture 国产视频� it includes only statistics from the 60 member developing countries, so may differ significantly from the overall statistics. Here are the key findings 国产视频� you can read the full report here.