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International aid still largely relies on
project-based financing. However,
this fragmented approach has
revealed significant limitations: it
often establishes parallel systems that
compete with national institutions,
leading to scattered funding and poor
coordination among stakeholders.
These dynamics ultimately weaken
the long-term impact of aid. In
contrast, aligned pooled funds for
education offer a more sustainable
solution. Rooted in national priorities
and integrated into public financial
systems, they help build institutional
capacity instead of bypassing
it—making them a powerful tool
to tackle both the structural and
operational challenges of the most
fragile education systems.
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