New Primary School Project Launched in Gurage Zone, Ethiopia
Gazanche Primary School Project Launched with Site Handover Ceremony in Gurage Zone, Ethiopia
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A €4.2 million project to construct Gazanche Primary School in Gurage Zone, Central Ethiopia, was officially launched on May 12, 2026. Funded by the Italian government and UNOPS, the school aims to provide quality education to over 4,000 students, contributing to Sustainable Development Goal 4.
- 01The Gazanche Primary School project is funded by a €4.2 million agreement between UNOPS and the Italian government.
- 02The project aims to benefit over 4,000 students in historically underserved communities in Gurage Zone.
- 03The school will feature climate-resilient infrastructure, including modern classrooms and WASH facilities.
- 04The launch ceremony included senior representatives from UNOPS, the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, and local officials.
- 05The initiative aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4, promoting inclusive and equitable education.
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On May 12, 2026, the Gazanche Primary School project was officially launched in Gazanche, Gurage Zone, Central Ethiopia, following a €4.2 million agreement between the Italian government and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). This initiative aims to construct primary schools in underserved regions, directly benefiting over 4,000 students and their families. The project emphasizes the importance of quality education, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 4. The ceremony featured the formal handover of the site to the local contractor, marking the transition from planning to implementation. Key figures, including H.E. Ambassador Sem Fabrizi and Ms. Worknesh Mekonnen of UNOPS, highlighted the project's role in fostering socio-economic development and addressing educational disparities. The new school will incorporate climate-resilient infrastructure, including modern classrooms, libraries, and WASH facilities, to ensure the health and well-being of students. This collaborative effort reflects a strong commitment to improving education access in Ethiopia's historically underserved communities.
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The Gazanche Primary School project will provide quality education to thousands of children, fostering socio-economic development in the community.
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