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This presentation examines funding approaches for expanding Early Childhood Education (ECE) in South Africa. It highlights the role of government subsidies, public-private partnerships, infrastructure investments, and start-up support in improving access to quality ECD services, particularly for children from low-income families. The presentation discusses progress in increasing public investment, challenges related to program registration and funding distribution, and the need for stronger systems, digitalization, and accountability. It concludes that a balanced mix of government, donor, and innovative financing mechanisms is essential to sustainably expand access to quality early childhood services while overcoming regulatory and operational barriers.
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