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Allocation américaine pour le développement

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    Les Etats-Unis ont alloué au Bénin lundi 11,3 millions de dollars pour appuyer trois secteurs du développement, a annoncé l'agence de presse panafricaine (PANA). Le secteur de l'éducation a reçu 5,7 millions de dollars, qui devraient servir au financement de nouveaux programmes d'études -en particulier en français et mathématiques - et de la formation des enseignants. Les soins de santé familiale bénéficieront de 4,2 millions de dollars, surtout pour la prévention du VIH, tandis que le reste, soit 1,4 million de dollars, servira à promouvoir les principes démocratiques et de bonne gouvernance, et à renforcer le rôle de la société civile.

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