The School Education Department (SED), Government of Balochistan, has established formal partnerships with 15 major stakeholders — including multilateral/bilateral donors, UN agencies, international NGOs, and national/local civil society organizations. These partnerships are governed by signed MoUs, project cooperation agreements, or result-based financing frameworks.
The World Bank is an international financial institution that provides low-interest loans, grants, and technical assistance to developing countries. In Balochistan, the Bank has been the lead development partner for education sector reform since 2012, focusing on results-based financing and institutional strengthening.
The European Union is a political and economic union of 27 member states, providing development aid through its delegations. In Balochistan, the EU focuses on gender-transformative education, school safety, and linking middle school learning to market-relevant skills.
FCDO is the UK government department responsible for overseas development. In Balochistan, it has been the anchor bilateral donor for foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) and innovative models for out-of-school girls.
JICA is Japan’s bilateral aid agency, specializing in technical cooperation, infrastructure, and human resource development. In Balochistan, JICA has focused on secondary education quality, particularly science laboratories and teacher training in STEM subjects.
ADB is a multilateral development bank focused on infrastructure, climate resilience, and regional cooperation. In Balochistan, ADB has prioritized post-flood school reconstruction and digital connectivity for remote areas.
UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) is a UN agency mandated to protect children’s rights, including education, health, and protection. In Balochistan, UNICEF provides technical assistance for education data systems, water/sanitation in schools, and emergency response.
GPE is the world’s largest multilateral partnership dedicated to education in lower‑income countries. In Balochistan, GPE is a strategic anchor donor, channelling funds through UNESCO and UNICEF under the Balochistan Education Partnership Compact (2024–2028), with a focus on foundational learning, gender equity, and policy reform.
WFP is the world’s largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and food security. In Balochistan, WFP implements school feeding programmes that link nutrition to education attendance, particularly in drought-affected and food-insecure districts.
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