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UNICEF India is strengthening its education financing agenda to promote adequate, equitable and efficient public financing for school education. The UNICEF India Education Financing Strategy identifies evidence-informed advocacy,
public financial management, capacity strengthening, improved resource allocation and expenditure efficiency as key areas of engagement.
The consultant will provide technical support across four interconnected areas of Public Financing for Education:
(i) Provide technical inputs from a PFM & Education financing perspective and support finalization and operationalization of UNICEF India's Education Financing Strategy;
(ii) Provide technical inputs to the adaptation and contextualization of the Financing for Children/Education Financing capacity-strengthening programme, including India-specific cases, practical applications and technical support to agreed training delivery;
(iii) Provide independent technical review, quality assurance and advisory support to the agency undertaking the “Diagnosis of Efficiency and Equity in Budget Execution under the Samagra Shiksha Scheme in India”; and
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📌 Public Financing for Education Consultant (India)
🏢 Agora
📍 India