The Action will contribute to reducing inequalities by promoting greater access, inclusion and quality in the education system, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable groups in society. It will contribute to the development of human capital through access and retention of students in the education system and to strengthening the quality of education at different levels and modalities. It will consolidate the national system of professional qualifications, and focus on improving technical and vocational education and training in its three levels of attention: basic vocational training, intermediate vocational training and technical baccalaureate and higher technical training.This action is aligned to the national constitution, government plans and priorities and to the new Paraguayan Education Sector Plan known as the Education Improvement Program 2023-2028 "Ñamombarete Tekambo'e". This plan aims to enhance the quality of education through improved access and learning outcomes for all students, strengthened teacher training, greater vocational education and better education management at all levels.The project will be have an impact at national level as it promotes improved TVET education policy and at a local level as pedagogic innovations will be implemented in the selected Departments of Concepción, San Pedro and Amambay. These three territories experience high levels of inequality (poverty, ethnicity, and rurality) and will face many challenges and opportunities in the coming years due to significant planned investments. The action will focus on the most disadvantaged groups; children, adolescents, youth and adults in urban, remote rural areas, indigenous communities and people living in poverty and with disabilities.The overall aim is to reduce the inequalities that persist in the education system and that have led to unsatisfactory learning outcomes, low achievement levels and high dropout and exclusion rates. Socio-economic status, ethnicity and geographical location continue to be determining factors in the completion of secondary education, perpetuating and deepening existing inequalities.The Action will have a duration of 5 years and a budget of 12 million Euros.