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นี่ 이어 do Copyright 2019 by Boston Consulting Group. All rights reserved. Nigeria F.1 Human capital Education: Increase the number of teachers and children in schools (II/II) Initiative objective . . Ensure that schools have adequate teachers across all subject areas Improve enrolment rate across all levels of education Actions F.1.3 Improve the number of children in schools • Seek funding from donors (e.g., World Bank's Nigeria-Kaduna State Economic Transformation Program) to build new schools and upgrade existing ones Institute state law (e.g., Federal Gov't UBE² Act), making primary education compulsory for children aged 5 to 11, and seek donors (e.g., BMGF1's Global Education Program in Kaduna) to provide support Maintain free lunch program at primary education, pilot free education and lunch program for JSS³ in selected LGAs, and partner with donors (e.g., BMGF1's Global Education Program in Kaduna) to support and subsidize other supporting fees (e.g., school uniforms) Stakeholders Ministry of Education Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board • Teachers Service Commission Deliverables Initiative Lead F.1.3: Perm. Sec. Ministry of Education, PSUBEB5 Chairman • Prioritized list of schools for upgrading and LGAs for building schools • • • Gazetted law on compulsory primary education Cost estimate and likely impact of free education and lunch program at JSS³ Recommended timeline 6 months 6 months 6 months Metrics Resources Counterparty fund-state government Teacher replacement fund-state gov't Infrastructure funding for schools World Bank Funding for pilot free education and lunch program Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 1. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 2. Universal Basic Education 3. Junior Secondary Schools 4. Local Government Areas 5. Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board Increase in enrolment rate Increase in number of teachers Increase in number of teachers in rural areas Potential quick-win 194

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