Niger Airlines. Recent projects. Sri Lanka has approximately four million students, 215,000 teachers, and 10,000 schools. Education makes up about 1.9% of its GDP or 7.3% of its government's budget as of 2014. The IDA has worked with Sri Lanka's government to develop an initiative called the program for school improvement whose aim has been to improve students' access to schools and learning. The IDA has financed this education project with a $100 million contribution, making it Sri Lanka's fifth education project to date. As a result, student retention through grade 11 went up from 82% in 2011 	Sri Lanka and the World Bank
20634450	to 85% in 2016. Sri Lanka began projects in order to increase the quality of higher education, through the aid of IDA. IDA helped finance Sri Lanka's education projects with a $51 million disbursement from 2003-2010. From this financing, Sri Lanka began the Higher Education for the 21st Century (HETC) project. Through this project, it was able to establish review boards of universities, provide grants, and partner university programs with industries. An additional project is the Sri Lanka Financial Sector Modernization Project which costs $75 million. Despite significant challenges, Sri Lanka's economic performance remained broadly 	Sri Lanka and the World Bank
20634451	satisfactory in the first half of 2017. The corrective policy measures taken in the monetary and fiscal fronts have led to gradual stabilization. The construction sector's rapid recovery supported by a strong rebound in investment was partially able to mitigate the impact of inclement weather conditions on the real sector. External buffers strengthened thanks to foreign exchange purchases and improved capital flows. Inflation has risen since the second half of 2016 due to drought and changes to the VAT Act. Authorities pursued the economic reform agenda presented in the government policy statements, albeit at a slower pace, owing to 	Sri Lanka and the World Bank
20634452	the difficulties faced in a complex political environment and institutional constraints on policy implementation. Parliament passed a new Inland Revenue Law in September 2017, which marks a key milestone towards sustainable revenue-led fiscal consolidation. Sri Lanka and the World Bank Sri Lanka has been involved with the World Bank since its initial entrance into the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) on August 29, 1950. Currently, Sri Lanka's quota in the IBERT is approximately 515.4 million dollars, thus allotting 5,846 votes or 0.25% of the total votes in the institution. Sri Lanka later became a member of 	Sri Lanka and the World Bank
20634453	Aldi Al Achya Aldi Al Achya Aldi Al Achya (born 11 April 1994) is an Indonesian tarkam footballer who plays as a winger and forward. Club career. Persita Tangerang. Was born in Tangerang, Aldi started his professional career with Persita Tangerang on 2012. Persija Jakarta (loan). Aldi returned to the 2016 Indonesia Soccer Championship A, joining Persija Jakarta on loan from Persita Tangerang. Honours. Club. Persita Tangerang Aldi Al Achya Aldi Al Achya (born 11 April 1994) is an Indonesian tarkam footballer who plays as a winger and forward. Club career. Persita Tangerang. Was born in Tangerang, Aldi started his professional career with 	Aldi Al Achya
20634454	Niger Airlines Niger Airlines Niger Airlines is a Nigerien flag carrier based in Niamey. The airline was founded in 2012 to replace services of defunct Air Niger. It started services in 2014. Its main hub is located at Diori Hamani International Airport. It is not to be confused with Niger Airways", also based in Niamey. Destinations. Niger Airlines currently serves four domestic destinations out of Diori Hamani Airport. Fleet. Current fleet. As of September 2020, the Niger Airlines fleet consists of the following aircraft: Niger Airlines Niger Airlines is a Nigerien flag carrier based in Niamey. The airline was founded in 2012