10.5m euros for primary edn 

The European Union has announced the release of EUR 10.5 million to the primary education sector of Bangladesh through its Sector Budget Support operation, reports UNB.
This is the third tranche payment of the EUR 51 million EU’s contribution to the Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP3), said a press release on Wednesday.
Education and skill development are key driving forces for Bangladesh’s economic growth and social development.
Bangladesh has one of the largest education systems in the world with over 30 million students enrolled from pre-school to higher education institutions.
Over the last 15 years, the European Union has been one of the largest partners of the government and civil society for the education sector policy development and implementation.
Primary education will remain a priority for the EU-Bangladesh partnership in the coming years with an emphasis on quality and inclusiveness, the release said.
The EU has underlined the importance to further increase the efforts of the government in the sector to ensure high quality primary education, leaving no
children behind.

10.5m euros for primary edn

The European Union has announced the release of EUR 10.5 million to the primary education sector of Bangladesh through its Sector Budget Support operation, reports UNB. This is the third tranche payment of the EUR 51 million EUs contribution to the Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP3), said a press release on Wednesday. Education and skill development are key driving forces for Bangladeshs economic growth and social development. Bangladesh has one of the largest education systems in the world with over 30 million students enrolled from pre-school to higher education institutions. Over the last 15 years, the European Union has been one of the largest partners of the government and civil society for the education sector policy development and implementation. Primary education will remain a priority for the EU-Bangladesh partnership in the coming years with an emphasis on quality and inclusiveness, the release said. The EU has underlined the importance to further increase the efforts of the government in the sector to ensure high quality primary education, leaving no children behind.