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Staff appraisal report Jamaica student loan project

By: The World Bank

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TextPublisher: Washington DC : The World Bank, July 1 1996Description: 54 p. tblsSubject(s): Development Projects | Reports | Jamaica | Student Loans | Educational Grants | Project Reports | CaribbeanSummary: The World Bank document, report No.15594.JM: staff appraised report in Jamaica on student loan project, dated July 1, 1996, provides an overview of a proposed project aimed at improving access to higher education in Jamaica through the provision of student loans. The project focused on addressing the financial barriers faced by Jamaican students in attending post-secondary institutions.

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The World Bank document, report No.15594.JM: staff appraised report in Jamaica on student loan project, dated July 1, 1996, provides an overview of a proposed project aimed at improving access to higher education in Jamaica through the provision of student loans. The project focused on addressing the financial barriers faced by Jamaican students in attending post-secondary institutions.

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