Taimoor, Programme Officer – Education, Pakistan

I am the lead programme officer for DFID Pakistan’s flagship education programme – the Punjab Education Sector Programme (PESP 2). I have been leading the implementation of components like scholarship for girls, improving enrolment in low performing districts of Punjab , access to finance for low cost private schools and large scale technical assistance and management organisation.

Access to finance for low-cost private schools

Taimoor, Programme Officer – Education, Pakistan, 2 May 2014 - Asia, Education, Pakistan

Across Pakistan, the UK is working closely with provincial governments and partners on ambitious plans which will benefit millions of children and improve the standard of their education. This will not only make a dramatic difference to the lives of …

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