This book focuses on the impact of community financing in formal primary and secondary education, although it is concerned with community and government contributions of material, labor, expertise, and land, as well as with monetary inputs. This study begins by examining the volume, nature, and mechanics of community financing in a range of settings. Discussion then turns to policy issues facing governments and those who work with them. This leads to consideration of instruments for incentives, guidance, and control of community activities. Specific strategies from different countries are presented and evaluated. The next-to-last chapter underlines the importance of monitoring and evaluation. The paper concludes by summarizing the lessons in the context of the debate about centralization and decentralization.
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Author
Bray, Mark
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Document Date
1996/11/30
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Document Type
Publication
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Report Number
16167
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Volume No
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
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Doc Name
Decentralization of education : community financing
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Keywords
Decentralization of Education;community financing;community financing of school;Primary and Secondary Education;federal aid to education;junior secondary school;board of management;Access to Education;public address system;private secondary school;demand for school;separate bank account;resources for education;council on education;Parent Teacher Association;income from fee;Board of Governors;members of parliament;forms of education;community education association;primary school level;secondary school enrollment;junior high school;government primary school;upper secondary level;primary school teacher;Financing of Education;construction of building;place of residence;Construction Building;per capita gnp;communities in nigeria;source income;source of income;ad hoc grant;labor and materials;payment of salary;Funds for Education;Demand For Education;student per class;matching grant;capital work;school board;educational provision;community contribution;rural area;government funding;government resource;community involvement;community initiative;educational process;management committee;government support;community activity;
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Bray, Mark
Decentralization of education : community financing (English). Directions in development Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/866151468766188951/Decentralization-of-education-community-financing