US launches P1.6-B program to boost PH higher education

The United States (US) government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on February 20 the US-Philippines Partnership for Skills, Innovation, and Lifelong Learning (UPSKILL) Program, a five-year, P1.6-billion ($30 million) initiative that will help Philippine higher education become more globally competitive by strengthening innovation, workforce development, and entrepreneurship in colleges and universities.

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