Educational, economic welfare and subjective well-being in Afghanistan (English)

Education is universally recognized as one of the key determinants of socio-economic security and welfare. The link between education and increased individual earnings has been widely documented: there is a large body of cross-country evidence that education enhances the employability, productivity and income earning capacity of individuals. The impact of educational attainment on these various socio-economic indicators has been shown to vary by region...

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Auturupane, Harsha;

Ebenezer,Roshini Mary;

Gunatilake, Ramani;

Shojo,Mari;
Document Date
2013/07/01
Report Number
80122
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Afghanistan,
Region
South Asia,
Disclosure Date
2013/08/08
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Educational, economic welfare and subjective well-being in Afghanistan
Keywords
household consumption

Language

English

Rel. Proj ID

AF-Afghanistan: Strengthening Higher Education Program -- P089040,AF-Afghanistan - Second Education Quality Improvement Program -- P106259

Major Sector

FY17 - Public Administration

FY17 - Education

Theme

FY17 - Access to Education,FY17 - Education Financing,FY17 - Gender,FY17 - Education,FY17 - Science and Technology,FY17 - Administrative and Civil Service Reform,FY17 - Access to Education,FY17 - Education,FY17 - Standards, Curriculum and Textbooks,FY17 - Teachers,FY17 - Jobs,FY17 - Public Administration

Sector

FY17 - Tertiary Education,FY17 - Secondary Education,FY17 - Primary Education,FY17 - Sub-National Government,FY17 - Central Government (Central Agencies),FY17 - Tertiary Education,FY17 - Central Government (Central Agencies)

TF No/Name

TF093962-SECOND EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (EQUIP II),TF092544-ARTF - STRENGTHENING HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM,TF099237-Support for Fast Tracking Initiative,TF091943-RISK ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNITY MANAGED VS. PUBLIC MANAGED SCHOOLS/CLINICS

Topics

Education,Health,Infant and Child Health,Poverty,Sexual Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health,

Historic Topics

Communities and Human Settlements, Education, Health, Nutrition and Population, Poverty Reduction,

Historic SubTopics

Early Child and Children's Health, Educational Sciences, Health Care Services Industry, Inequality, Reproductive Health,

Unit Owning

Education (SASED)

Lending Instrument

Investment Project Financing

Version Type

Final

Series Name

South Asia Human Development Sector report no. 63;

Product Line

IBRD/IDA

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Auturupane, Harsha; Ebenezer,Roshini Mary; Gunatilake, Ramani; Shojo,Mari.

Educational, economic welfare and subjective well-being in Afghanistan (English). South Asia Human Development Sector report no. 63 Washington DC : World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/162021467992811828

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