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Selected National level Indicators & Targets    1994 – 1999

 

 

 

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Selected National level Indicators and Targets

 

Source Equitable Access 1996/7 1997/8 1998/9
Primary

85%

78%

78%

SEDP Net enrolment G1-6 90% by 2000

IF

900 hrs p.a. teaching time by 1999 1994 est. 600 553
Lower Secondary 
SEDP Net enrollment G7-9 85% by 2000

23%

16%

14%
Gender Equity
SEDP Gender equity in G1-6 by 2000 44.8%

45.1%

45.7%

SEDP 45% female in G7-9 by 2000 37.0%

34.8%

34.4%

Quality
SEDP G1-6 repetition to below 10% by 2000 27% 26.3%

24.6%

UNICEF/RGC G1-6 rep. reduce 30% by 2000 (27%=>19%) 27% 26.3% 24.6%

SEDP

85% in G1 complete G6 (97 G6/7 distortion) 28.2%

32.8%

SEDP 65% G9 to pass exam (97 figure for G8)

35.4%

39.2%

38%
Finance  - Cost Efficiency
Wages:service ratio 75:25 by 1997

ESSS

 67:33 by 2000 1994 est 92:8 (provincial) 92:8 94:6 93:7

ESSS

Downsize staff by 15,000 1994 est staff 74,600

73500

mostly admin staff
Teacher/Admin ratio to 22 by 1996 1994 est ratio 4:1 ~6:1
Mobilisation of Fund

1994

1997

1998 1999

ESSS

Education budget up 1-2% p.a. 8.6

8.1

10.4
to a min. 15% by 2000
ESSS Basic education recurrent 80% G1-6 Aid MIS estimate  49% 48%

50%

51%

by 1998 (NB G1-9) (virtually all recurrent)
Literacy

EFA

100% goal Various estimates

66%

NB/ various studies (UNDP HDR, WB PER 98 pg86) note discrepancies between enrolment ratesof MoEYS and for example CSES 1997. Awaiting census output t o recalculate rates

All SEDP (Socio-Economic Development Plan) 1996-2000 government goals missed, mostly way off.

of MoEYS and for example CSES 1997. Awaiting census output t o recalculate rates

EFA: Basic Education For All (by 2000)

IF: Investment Framework 1995

ESSS Education Sector Strategy Study (ADB Jan 1996): objectives not official policy


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