Public schools in Georgia will be renovated in accordance with international standards

The goal of the public school rehabilitation program is to rehabilitate existing school infrastructure in accordance with international standards, which will contribute to improving the teaching and learning process and increasing the number of students by up to 20 percent.

The program is implemented within the framework of the Second Compact signed on July 26, 2013, between the US Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the Government of Georgia, the purpose of which is to promote economic growth in Georgia through the development of the quality of general, technical, vocational, and higher education. The total budget of the Second Compact is USD 140 million, of which USD 54 million will be used for school rehabilitation.

At this stage, the project documentation for the schools selected for rehabilitation in 2015 has been completed. The schools designated for rehabilitation were selected according to criteria developed by the Millennium Challenge Corporation and agreed upon with the Georgian side.

The program is implemented by the Millennium Challenge Fund - Georgia in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Science and the Educational and Scientific Infrastructure Development Agency.