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The World’s Responsibility to Educate

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By: SERIGNE MBAYE THIAM, Senegal’s Minister of Education and the Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the Global Partnership for Education

Every country has the responsibility to ensure that all children – including girls and those from disadvantaged backgrounds – get a good education.

Senegal’s experience highlights the challenges and opportunities that many low- and middle-income countries face in meeting this goal…

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