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Education Strategy 2030

CAF’s Education Strategy 2030 sets out a roadmap to transform education systems in Latin America and the Caribbean in the face of historical disparities and gaps exacerbated by the pandemic, proposing concrete actions to ensure an inclusive, equitable, high-quality education system adapted to the demands of the 21st century. The document outlines three strategic objectives: to strengthen learning environments through resilient infrastructure, personalized teaching, and the comprehensive adoption of technologies; to develop safe, efficient, and inclusive educational environments that improve governance, management, financing, and links with the productive sector; and to address rural challenges through territorial policies, flexible and intercultural teaching approaches, and the strengthening of local capacities. The strategy is complemented by innovative financial instruments, technical cooperation, and strategic partnerships, directing educational investment toward measurable and sustainable results to drive the region’s human, social, and economic development.

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Educación | Competitividad | Desarrollo | Estudiantes | Docentes | Sector académico | Fortalecimiento institucional | Habilidades y destrezas | Jóvenes | Niñez

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América Latina y el Caribe

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2026-01-07

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