IDB Backs $50m Plan to Keep Uruguay’s Vulnerable Teens in Secondary School
Uruguay is set to expand support for secondary school students at risk of dropping out after the Inter-American Development Bank approved a loan of up to 50 million for a national program focused on keeping teenagers in school and helping them progress through their studies The operation will support extended school hours additional learning opportunities and stronger student monitoring with priority given to young people living in areas facing greater social vulnerability
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