Better schools and better teaching for every child in Oyo, Adamawa and Katsina
We help more out-of-school children get into school, help pupils learn to read and count, and make state education spending public, with results checked independently.
Source: BESDA-AF Programme Management Information System (MIS), all states · As at 9 November 2026 · How we measure
Three results areas. States are funded only when results are verified.
Fewer children out of school
Grants through SUBEB let school committees build classrooms, add junior secondary blocks and girls' toilets in the schools that need them most.
Read more →02 · LearningBetter teaching, measured every term
The Structured Pedagogy Programme gives teachers digital lesson plans, coaching and termly tests, so they can see which pupils need more help.
Read more →03 · EfficiencyTeachers where needed, spending in the open
States earn US$2,000 for each new teacher sent to a rural school with more than 70 pupils per teacher, and must publish their education accounts.
Read more →Three states, one programme
The tools behind the programme
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SPP Platform
Digital lesson plans, assessments and coaching for teachers and support officers, on web and tablet.
Open SPPMIS Portal
States and the national team track their results here, and the Independent Verification Agent checks them.
Open MISEduTrace
Tracks programme materials and assets, such as teacher tablets, from delivery to school.
Open EduTraceSPP Chatbot
Teachers can get lesson support any time on WhatsApp, Telegram or the web.
Latest from the programme
- Federal Ministry of Education
- Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC)
- Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning
- The World Bank
- Global Partnership for Education (GPE)
- Oyo State Government
- Adamawa State Government
- Katsina State Government