The Universal Basic Education Commission has unveiled a digital platform that will enable parents and communities to track basic education projects and funds accessed by states, as the commission prepares to commence implementation of its 10-year Universal Basic Education Roadmap, 2026–2035, in October.
The UBEC Executive Secretary, Dr Aisha Garba, disclosed this in Abuja on Monday at a two-day consultative workshop with chairmen of the 36 State Universal Basic Education Boards and directors of the commission.
Garba said the Basic Education Action Plan Management System was developed to improve transparency, planning and monitoring of interventions under the new 10-year roadmap.
According to her, the platform will provide information on funds accessed by states and projects being implemented, allowing communities to monitor interventions in their schools and hold relevant authorities accountable.
“This will also allow us to bring in the community to be part of the monitoring of the projects that
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