Education Above All Foundation

Education Above All Foundation

Cumulative

  • Project-Specific Cofinancing $36.9 million

2023

  • Project-Specific Cofinancing $12.4 million

Partnership Framework Arrangement

Signing Date 14 July 2020

Completion Date 14 July 2025

The Education Above All Foundation (EAA) is a private organization for public benefit established and existing under the laws of the State of Qatar. The EAA works to ensure equal access to education and harness the power of quality education for positive, sustainable, and inclusive change.

On 14 July 2020, ADB and the EAA signed a partnership framework agreement. It sets out the planned initial combined financial contribution of up to $100 million, following a 60 (ADB): 40 (EAA) cofinancing ratio, toward enrolling at least 320,000 out-of-school children in primary education.

Highlights

Sovereign Cofinancing. In 2023, the EAA committed a grant cofinancing of $12.4 million to support Bangladesh in its flagship initiative in the education sector aiming to provide quality education to all children.

Knowledge. In November 2023, ADB joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the EAA at the World Innovation Summit for Education Ministerial High-Level Round Table on “Transforming Higher Education in Crisis and Emergencies.” The ADB team presented the need for transforming higher education amid crises and emergencies and discussed opportunities for collaboration with the EAA to support innovative education projects in Asia.

News

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8 Dec 2021

$603 Million ADB Program to Support Ehsaas Social Protection and Poverty Reduction Strategy in Pakistan

ADB has approved a $603 million results-based lending program to strengthen and expand social protection programs in Pakistan.

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9 Jul 2020

ADB, Education Above All Foundation Agree to Work Together for Quality Primary Education for Out-of-School Children

ADB and the Qatar-based Education Above All Foundation have signed an agreement to carry out $100 million in joint projects to put out-of-school and at-risk children into quality primary education.

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