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On this page, we provide insights and analysis of systems and structure issues and contexts in Liberia. We focus on the following:

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Access to education: Liberia has made progress in increasing access to education, but many children still face barriers to education, such as poverty, distance, and cultural practices. Analysis could look at the policies and initiatives aimed at improving access to education, as well as the challenges and opportunities for increasing access.

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Quality of education: Despite progress in access to education, the quality of education in Liberia remains a challenge. Analysis could look at the factors contributing to low-quality education, such as insufficient funding, inadequate teacher training, and lack of learning resources, and examine potential solutions for improving the quality of education.

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Technical and vocational education and training (TVET): Liberia is working to develop its TVET sector to address the skills gap and promote economic development. Analysis could examine the progress made in developing TVET policies and programs, the challenges facing the sector, and opportunities for strengthening TVET in Liberia.

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Education financing: The financing of education in Liberia is a key issue, as education spending is relatively low and inadequate to meet the needs of the education system. Analysis could look at the sources of education financing, the allocation of education resources, and potential strategies for increasing education financing.

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Education governance and management: Effective governance and management of the education system are essential for improving access and quality of education. Analysis could examine the roles and responsibilities of education stakeholders, including government, civil society, and private sector, in the governance and management of the education system, and identify areas for improvement.