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Aki-Ola Publications Donates GH₵482,410 Worth of Educational Books to GETFund

Aki-Ola Publications Company Limited has presented educational books valued at GH₵482,410 to the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund).

Aki-Ola Publications Donates GH₵482,410 Worth of Educational Books to GETFund
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In Brief

  • •Aki-Ola Publications Company Limited has presented educational books valued at GH₵482,410 to the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund).
  • •The donation directly supports GETFund's Education Financing Partnership Initiative (EFPI), designed to leverage private-sector resources for school development.
  • •The materials were handed over by Aki-Ola Managing Director Peter Asiedu and received by GETFund Deputy Administrator Alhassan Sualihu Dandaawa.

Why It Matters

This contribution highlights the increasing reliance on public-private partnerships to supplement state funding in Ghana's public education system. By expanding access to physical reading and learning materials, the initiative aims to enhance classroom instruction and bolster foundational literacy across Ghanaian schools.

Key Details

Donation Value
GH₵482,410
Donor
Aki-Ola Publications Company Limited
Recipient
Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund)
Framework Initiative
Education Financing Partnership Initiative (EFPI)

Context & Background

The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) is a public fund established to provide financial support for the development of educational infrastructure and learning resources across all levels of education in Ghana.

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