In the Philippines, a schools program shows diverging results for male and female students

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13.03.18
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March 13, 2018

IFPRI Blog

Sara Gustafson

In the Philippines, a schools program shows diverging results for male and female students

The Third Elementary Education Project led to positive educational and work results for girls, yet appeared to lower boys’ prospects.

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