Global Partnership for Education Replenishment 2021-2025
Domestic financing and the Global Partnership for Education
In July 2021, the international community came together in London for the Global Education Summit: Financing GPE 2021 – 2025.
Under the political leadership of President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, GPE asked partner countries to make political commitments to:
Protect domestic finance to education to pre-COVID levels
Increase education budgets towards the 20% global benchmark or beyond
Commit to policy areas, including equity and efficiency
In support of these commitments, members of parliament have a vital role to play in encouraging their government to prioritize education.
Investing in education as the key to the recovery from COVID-19: high-level global event for MPs
Parliamentarians join forces in support of more and better financing for education
As part of our efforts to build support for more and better financing for education, we gathered parliamentarians from around the world at a virtual high-level roundtable to call on their governments to protect and grow financing for education.
Hear from IPNEd member parliamentarians on domestic financing for education and GPE
Statement on the Global Education Summit 2021
Senator Dr Gertrude Musuruve Inimah
Senator representing Persons with Disabilities
Senate of Kenya
Investing in education as the driver for all our futures
Hon Professor Julius Ihonvbere
IPNEd Regional Representative for Africa
MNA Mehnaz Akber Aziz
IPNEd Regional Representative for Asia
A renewed commitment to more and better education financing
Hon Dennitah Ghati MP
Member of Parliament for Persons with Disabilities
National Assembly of Kenya
Galvanising the effort to fund and deliver 12 years of quality education
MNA Mehnaz Akber Aziz
Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan
IPNEd Regional Representative for Asia