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BURKINA FASO
Burkina Faso has faced armed conflicts in recent years. In 2025, the government is pursuing its goal of securing the country and improving the quality of life for its people by adopting a strong military policy.
Despite the challenges, Burkina Faso’s economy is showing GDP growth of 5.7 % (compared to 4.9 % in 2024). While the economy as a whole is growing, there remains a striking contrast between stable urban areas and rural areas. The decline in agricultural production in conflict zones and the strain on local resources caused by population displacement continue to leave some households in a state of significant economic vulnerability.
The preschool enrollment rate in Burkina Faso remains stagnant at less than 7% (World Bank). Despite
Despite the government's ambitions, public preschool services remain insufficient, leaving ample room for a
the private sector, which is often expensive and poorly regulated. In June 2024, the government launched the Presidential Initiative for Quality Education for All (IPEQ), a five-year program to improve education in the country.










