Across the globe, the need for funding to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) greatly exceeds the available traditional aid and public funding. According to some projections, countries with lower income levels and rapid population growth are expected to see a reduction in government spending on education per person between now and 2030. The challenges affecting social sectors go beyond education: the global economy loses $3.3 trillion annually due to lost productivity from the learning crisis. This situation is exacerbated by growing social and economic disparities, increasing the demands on the education system. It is crucial to rethink how the education sector raises, organizes, and utilizes funding in collaboration with a wide array of stakeholders to guarantee that every child can access education. This principle is central to the innovative financial strategies of GPE. From its launch in 2018, the GPE Multiplier has demonstrated that this can be achieved. On one side, the Multiplier has stimulated more than US$4.7 billion in supplementary investments…