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". – I would maintain that the budget support which the Commission and Parliament discussed in great detail a couple of years ago is an extremely important tool where a partner country has reached a reasonable level of quality in its sector policy for education. We have a basis that is good enough to inject money through budgetary support relating to the more detailed work carried out by Member States or other donors working very directly at a technical level in that country. On this issue of money, we are doing important things.
In addition, in having this initiative organised as broadly and energetically as it is, we are inspiring – not to say pushing – African and other countries to lift education higher up the ladder of priorities. Our water initiative has the same effect, and we offer real assistance to those governments that face up to this.
It is quite helpful but, again, successful coordination and approaching the problems via sector programmes is exactly what this initiative can also accelerate."@en1
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