Global Perceived Effect Scale (GPE): The GPE is an 11-point NRS that assesses the patient's perception of recovery.
The GPE should be rewarding countries that are pursuing greater equity.
By focusing on increasing these four areas, GPE can make a transformative contribution, helping to build long-term, sustainable education systems that will be adequately financed long after GPE has left the scene.
Indeed, GPE hopes to secure $16bn in domestic pledges from developing countries – but more could be done.
Funding from the GPE should always help to leverage increases in domestic spending – rather than plug gaps left by deliberate government inaction.
And with these attentions, Muntagirov unfroze, relaxing what Dame Joan Sutherland used to call the GPE (General Pained Expression), and reassuming possession of his tall, elegant physique.
In 2001, of the 49 countries presently supported by GPE who have credible data, 35 spent less than 20% of their budget on education.
Based on its strong partnership model, GPE expedites support when developing countries experience a sudden or prolonged crisis and helps them transition to long-term development.
Analyzed the data: FA, SSJL, GPE, MNAM.
Wrote the paper: FA, SSJL, GPE, MJC.
Pre-submission manuscript review and correction: FA, SSJL, MJC, GPE.
