India: Secondary Education Project
Secondary Education will Empower India in the 21st Century
Examination season is stressful for both students and their families, and the stakes could hardly be higher. Within the next decade, India will be home to the world’s largest pool of human resources. How can India make the most of this opportunity?
Date: April 13, 2016Type: OpinionLanguage: English
Project Signing: Government of India and World Bank Sign $500 Million Agreement for Secondary Education Project
The World Bank today signed a $500 million credit with the government of India to support making good quality secondary education available, accessible, and affordable to all.
Date: October 5, 2012Type: Press ReleaseLanguage: English
India - Secondary Education Project
The objective of the project is to help India achieve increased and more equitable access to quality secondary education.
Date: May 22, 2012Type: Loans & CreditsLanguage: English
World Bank Group President to Visit India
World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick begins an official visit to India on Monday to see what more the Bank can do to support Government efforts
Date: March 25, 2012Type: Press ReleaseLanguage: English
China: 540,000 will Benefit from Better Urban Transport
Today the World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved a loan of US$100 million to the People’s Republic of China to help improve urban transport.
Date: March 22, 2012Type: Press ReleaseLanguage: English
US$500 Million for Secondary Education Project, India
The World Bank today approved a US$500 million credit to the Secondary Education Project to finance the Government of India’s efforts to make good quality education available
Date: March 22, 2012Type: Press ReleaseLanguage: English
In India, Ten is the New Eight
Until recently, India did not have enough secondary schools for its growing young population, nor enough teachers who could teach at the secondary level.
Date: June 21, 2018Type: VideoLanguage: English