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Accelerating Higher Education Expansion and Development (AHEAD) Program by Harsha Aturupane Lead Economist, The World Bank 2018 Owned by about 180 countries (including Sri Lanka) Initially established to help reconstruction of countries

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Accelerating Higher Education Expansion and Development (AHEAD) Program
by
Harsha Aturupane
Lead Economist, The World Bank
2018<br>
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Owned by about 180 countries (including Sri Lanka)

Initially established to help reconstruction of countries affected by the Second World War

Currently supports development of low-income countries (grants and soft loans) and middle-income countries (soft loans)

Focus on equity and social justice – the poor, and the bottom 40 percent of income groups THE WORLD BANK<br>
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Countries Developed with World Bank Assistance Some Examples France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Japan
South Korea
Singapore
Hungary
Poland
Czech Republic
Slovak Republic<br>