Multilateral organizations join forces to promote a call to action on the challenges facing education in Panama
This article is a summary of reporting by World Bank. Originally published January 30, 2024.
The Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank, CAF, and OEI announced a collaborative effort to support Panama in overcoming deep-rooted educational challenges. Data highlighted that six in ten 15-year-old adolescents in Panama do not achieve minimum proficiency in reading. The initiative aims to support teacher training, curriculum alignment with labor market demands, digital transformation, and foundational literacy and mathematical skills across the country.
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Major multilateral development banks joined forces to engage presidential candidates and civil society in addressing Panama's learning crisis.
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