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AGILE: cash support for 104,111 girls and life skills for 60,000

The World Bank-supported AGILE programme pays girls to stay in school and teaches them life skills.

104,111

Girls receiving cash transfers

255

Schools covered

60,000

Girls trained in life skills

Under the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE), 104,111 girls received conditional cash transfers across 255 schools, and 60,000 girls were empowered with life skills.

Schools also received digital learning materials, solar inverters, hygiene kits, WASH and recreational facilities. The magazine credits the programme with boosting girls' enrolment, retention and performance. The school-building side of AGILE is recorded with the new junior secondary schools.

Sources

Figures are as reported in these sources. Most are the state government's own statements.

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