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A project to improve the Ministry of Education's capacity to evaluate student learning, instructional practice, and school leadership in basic education.

A project to improve the Ministry of Education's capacity to evaluate student learning, instructional practice, and school leadership in basic education.  Read More »

REPORT
The report reveals how mass media campaings have little influence and recommends empowering families and schools as better promotors of personal hygiene.

The report reveals how mass media campaings have little influence and recommends empowering families and schools as better promotors of personal hygiene. Read More »

LENDING

Peru : Lending By Volume (Millions Of US Dollars)

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Country Director for Andean Countries
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Country Operations Adviser
IN DEPTH
The ranks of Latin America's middle class have grown over the past decade but governments need to take action to protect it from the global economic storm.
Social Development
Governments need to take action to protect the new middle class from the global economic storm.
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Climate Change
See within minutes what’s going to happen 30 or 40 years from now.
In Peru, the new partnership strategy focuses on development with social inclusion and greater equity.
Social Development
Our new partnership focuses on development with social inclusion and greater equity.
Three university students from Peru share their stories and their views about belonging to the middle class.
Social Development
Three university students share their stories.
Over 53,000 families participate in productive projects they developed themselves.
Agriculture & Rural Development
Over 53,000 families participate in productive projects they developed themselves.