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The Ghana Education Outcomes Project has been touted as the worlds largest education outcomes fund, aiming to address critical education challenges in Ghana. The $30 million initiative focuses on two main objectives: getting 70,000 out-of-school children back into the classroom and improving learning outcomes for over 100,000 children across 600 primary schools. The project utilizes an innovative outcomes-based financing mechanism, where implementers are paid only upon achieving independently verified improvements in student learning based on pre-agreed targets. This approach aims to enhance the effectiveness of education spending and strengthen the education systems focus on results. The GEOP is a collaborative effort involving the Ghanaian government, international donors, NGOs, and impact investors, demonstrating a new model for scaling up education interventions in developing countries. Reports indicate significant early success, with, for example, 17,340 Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP) learners reintegrated into mainstream schools within the first year of implementation.