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Access to finance for low-cost private schools

Posted by: Taimoor, Programme Officer – Education, Pakistan, Posted on: 2 May 2014 - Categories: Asia, Education, Pakistan
The UK government is committed to getting two million more girls into school in Pakistan by 2015. Picture: Vicki Francis/DFID.

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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