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Sri Lanka’s education spending fell from 2.1% of GDP in 2019 to about 1.5% in 2022, during its worst economic crisis since independence.
Stay below 2% and decades of gains from free public education are at risk.
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Bangladesh spends 1.72% of GDP on education, less than half the UNESCO minimum.
Per student that is about US$223, a third of India’s and a quarter of Vietnam’s. Access is not the same as quality.
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India has promised to spend 6% of GDP on education. It was first recommended in 1966.
Combined spending is still stuck near 2.7 to 2.9%, less than half the target. A pledge without a deadline is only a wish.
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Pakistan declared an education emergency in 2024. Then spending fell to a record low of 0.8% of GDP.
On the current path it could drop below 0.5% by 2030. An emergency needs more than a declaration.
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Namibia spends 10.4% of GDP on education, second highest in the Commonwealth.
But money alone does not guarantee learning. Without a matching focus on outcomes, that commitment risks not showing up in results.
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Lesotho spends 6.69% of GDP on education, among the highest in the Commonwealth.
But its economy is only about US$2.4 billion, so the absolute sum stays modest. Effort and capacity are not the same thing.
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Research from The JOLT Effect found that 44 percent of B2B deals that end without a decision come down to genuine status quo preference. The buyer decided the current state was safer than changing.
We get into the specifics in the comments.
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Mozambique’s female literacy rate is 52%, against 74% for males.
That is a 22 point gap. Without targeted programmes for girls, half the population stays locked out of the literacy gains the other half enjoys.
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Rwanda reports 42% gross secondary enrolment, but net enrolment is just 25.4%.
Many “enrolled” students are years behind where they should be. A good headline number can hide a real crisis.
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Tanzania spends 3.16% of GDP on education, below the 4% UNESCO floor.
In regions like Tabora there can be 60 pupils for every teacher. One adult cannot give 60 children the attention they need to learn.
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Day 19 | South Africa spends 6.7% of GDP on education, yet 43% of adults aged 25–34 lack upper secondary qualifications. The challenge is not just funding, but equity, accountability and results.
How should governments be held accountable? 👇
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Nigeria spends 1.5% of GDP on education, the lowest in the Commonwealth. Its budget nearly tripled since 2019, yet 18.3M children are still out of school. Unchecked, Nigeria could lose over $300B in lifetime earnings by 2043.
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#Mozambique is facing a dangerous convergence of crises.
⚠️ Conflict, displacement, flood recovery, El Niño risks, disease outbreaks & malnutrition.
Each new shock leaves families with less capacity to recover
The #CostOfInaction is too high.
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What are the numbers saying about #CostOfInaction ? Part 2
How does the policy environment affect young people's ability to access SRHR services?
#2gether4SRHR
What the numbers saying about the #CostOfInaction?
📊 Sexual debut is when vulnerability to HIV changes fastest for young people.
In Kenya, Rwanda & Uganda, youth HIV prevalence sits below adult rates, but the gap is closing fast without investment in SRHR. #2gether4SRHR
Poor health. Increased HIV risk. Cycles of poverty. Inequality.
This is what happens when #GBV goes unanswered.
Across Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda, the annual price tag runs into the hundreds of millions. But the real cost is immeasurable.
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Every year we don't act has a price tag.
The #CostofInaction report quantifies the financial, social & economic toll of failing young people on HIV & SRHR in Kenya, Rwanda & Uganda.
Watch to find out what inaction is actually costing us
👉🏿https://t.co/4Yt9TdM66s
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@Axel_Bojanowski Gebe Ihnen Recht: zahlreiche #CostofInaction Studien haben dieses Szenario zur Bestimmung möglicher ökonomischer Folgen benutzt.
Speaking with youth at the unpacking of the @UNAIDS #costofinaction report, Deputy Minister for Women, Children &ppl living with Disabilities says 🇿🇦 high teenage pregnancy rate is unacceptable. Majority of early pregnancies are non-consensual.
Together with Deputy Minister @msletsike, today UNAIDS & partners are unpacking the consequences of not investing in youth to access health services. If we don’t invest we will see more HiV infections, more teen mums, greater poverty! #costofinaction #srh4u
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