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  • Sub-Saharan African countries spent 3.6 times more on debt than education

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 18 of the most indebted countries spent five times the amount on debt that they did on education

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Sri Lanka spent up to 16 times more on debt servicing than on education

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Low- and lower-middle-income countries have already lost 21% of the education aid they received in 2023

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Education aid could decline by up to 30% by 2027

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Afghanistan, Mali, Niger, and Liberia have already lost more than 40% of education aid in three years

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Aid to education dropped by $600 million (£470 million) in 2024 due to US and European cuts

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 56 countries spent almost a fifth of their total revenue on debt servicing last year, per Debt Justice

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • UNESCO's education division director is Min Jeong Kim

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Tim Jones is policy director at Debt Justice, a UK-based campaign group

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 113 developing countries spent more on servicing foreign debt than on education in 2025, according to Unesco research

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • In sub-Saharan Africa, countries spent 3.6 times more on debt than on education

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 18 of the most indebted countries spent five times the amount on debt as on education

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Low- and lower-middle-income countries have lost 21% of their aid to education compared to 2023 levels

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Aid to education could decline by up to 30% by 2027

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 56 countries spent almost a fifth of their total revenue on debt servicing, per Debt Justice

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Repayments by poorer countries hit a 35-year high last year, per Debt Justice

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Aid cuts by the US and Europe caused education funding to drop by $600m (£470m) in 2024

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • In 2025, more was spent servicing foreign debt than on education in 113 developing countries, according to a Unesco report.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Eighteen of the most indebted countries spent five times the amount on debt as on education.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Low- and lower-middle-income countries have already lost 21% of aid to education they received in 2023.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • According to Debt Justice (a UK-based campaign group), repayments by poorer countries hit a 35-year high last year.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 56 countries spent almost a fifth of their total revenue on servicing loans, per Debt Justice.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • US and European aid cuts caused education funding to drop by $600m (£470m) in 2024.

    cred 7.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 113 developing countries spent more on servicing foreign debt than on education in 2025, per Unesco research

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • In sub-Saharan Africa, countries spent 3.6 times more on debt than education

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • 18 of the most indebted countries spent five times the amount on debt compared to education

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Sri Lanka spent up to 16 times more on debt servicing than education

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Low- and lower-middle-income countries have lost 21% of education aid they received in 2023

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Aid to education could drop by up to 30% by 2027, per Unesco

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Afghanistan, Mali, Niger, and Liberia have each lost more than 40% of education aid in three years

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • According to Debt Justice (UK-based campaign group), 56 countries spent almost a fifth of their total revenue on debt servicing last year

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Debt repayments by poorer countries hit a 35-year high last year, per Debt Justice

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Aid cuts by the US and Europe caused education funding to drop by $600 million (£470 million) in 2024

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Min Jeong Kim is director of Unesco's education division

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju

  • Tim Jones is policy director at Debt Justice

    cred 6.0[1]Fri, 10 Ju