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The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has committed $28 million to expand AI and robotics education in Ghanaian primary schools through 2032. The initiative aims to build critical future skills by scaling training to the Ashanti and Northern regions.
Civil society organizations are intensifying calls for increased education funding and debt relief to address the widening learning gap across the African continent. These groups argue that fiscal constraints are preventing nations from meeting critical educational targets.
The government of Ghana has secured $300 million in funding from the World Bank to support the expansion and improvement of secondary education. This investment is aimed at increasing access and enhancing the quality of learning environments for students across the country.
The Ministry of Education and UNICEF Ghana are implementing a $2.23 million Systems Capacity Grant from the Global Partnership for Education to enhance policy planning and institutional reform.
The World Bank has approved $300 million in IDA financing for the STARR-J project, aimed at improving secondary education access and labor market readiness in Ghana. This initiative seeks to address infrastructure pressures and learning quality challenges following the expansion of free SHS and TVET programs.