Plans are in place to launch an in-depth review of the education system in the region, fund the training of more teachers and supply basic education and play equipment.
Many organizations go beyond basic education to provide holistic support.
The contribution of basic education to development is not, however, confined to economic progress.
Groups were matched for educational level (basic education: 4 to 8 years education; high school: 9 to 11 years of education; college ≥12 years of education).
Meanwhile, donor funding for basic education continues to decline.
Primary education: universal access to basic education, with completion of primary school by 80 per cent of children.
"In addition, potable water will be supplied to the communities and basic education materials will be provided to schools to ensure they remain open and serve as a protective environment for children.
UNICEF-supported programmes in this predominantly rural country cover the full gamut of supply services for women and children – primary health care, nutrition, safe water supply, sanitation and basic education.
A second chance for older children UNICEF's Back to School programme provides 750,000 Liberian girls and boys, 20,000 teachers and 3,700 schools with the basic education supplies they need to learn and teach effectively.And for thousands of Liberian children, it is a very special opportunity: this is the first chance they have had to go to school, due to 14 years of fighting in Liberia.
Basic education: provision for basic education (school construction, teacher training, school supplies); and access to quality child-friendly schools (CFSs) and curriculum.
We support efforts to ensure quality basic education for all.
