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Home » Civil society groups celebrate IFC's divestment from profit-driven school chain Bridge International Academies

Civil society groups celebrate IFC's divestment from profit-driven school chain Bridge International Academies

Woman standing in front of blackboard

ESPAÑOL   FRANÇAIS

Year of publication: 
2022
Resource type: 
Success stories
Keywords: 
Bridge International Academies
Topics: 
Privatisation;
Education Financing
PDF icon IFC divestment BIA_16 March 2022.pdf

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