Scholarship Program Elisa Acuña
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Key Information
This scholarship program is a component of the larger national scholarship program Benito Juárez, which is led by the Coordinación Nacional de Becas para el Bienestar Benito Juárez (CNBBBJ). The program aims to guarantee inclusive, equitable, and quality education to students at all educational levels. The Elisa Acuña scholarship is specifically created to support students, recent graduates and teachers from tertiary public institutions. It also privileges gender equity and does not discrminate on physical ableness, economic, social or cultural backgrounds. Also, one of the program's specific objectives is to contribute to the access, permanence and completion of basic education for girls and adolescents in vulnerable context, aggravated by pregnancy and early motherhood.
Lead Implementing Government(s)
Location(s)
Latin America & Caribbean
Mexico
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Government Affiliation
Government-affiliated programYears
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Partner(s)
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Ministry Affiliation
Coordinación Nacional de Becas para el Bienestar Benito Juárez (CNBBBJ), National Autonomous University of MexicoFunder(s)
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COVID-19 Response
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NationalMeets gender-transformative education criteria from the TES
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Education areas
Attainment
- Post-secondary
Other skills
- Rights/empowerment education
Skills
- Other academic performance-related
Cross-cutting areas
- Adolescent pregnancy/childbearing
- Economic/livelihoods (including savings/financial inclusion, etc.)
- Gender equality
Program participants
Other populations reached
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Participants include
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Program Approaches Back to Top
Reducing economic barriers
- Addressing cost of school supplies
- Scholarships/stipends for school fees
- Vouchers/grants
Program Goals Back to Top
Education goals
- Increased years of schooling
Cross-cutting goals
- Increased knowledge of rights
- More equitable gender attitudes and norms