In regard to project performance assessment ratings, the First District Primary Education Project had the following ratings: outcome was moderately satisfactory; sustainability was highly likely; institutional development impact was substantial; Bank performance was satisfactory; and borrower performance was satisfactory. The Second District Primary Education Project had the following ratings: outcome was moderately satisfactory; sustainability was highly likely; institutional development impact was substantial; Bank performance was satisfactory; and borrower performance was satisfactory. The Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Project had the following ratings: outcome was moderately satisfactory; sustainability was highly likely; institutional development impact was substantial; Bank performance was highly satisfactory; and borrower performance was highly satisfactory. The Second Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Project had the following ratings: outcome was moderately satisfactory; sustainability was highly likely; institutional development impact was substantial; Bank performance was highly satisfactory; and borrower performance was highly satisfactory. Lessons learned from this assessment included: more concerted effort is needed to provide access and better learning outcomes among tribal children and the disabled; the information-based planning and decision making approaches are only as good as the data available to them; the main constraint to reaching the goal of universal primary school completion by 2010 is no longer school access but high student dropout; there is an urgent need for strategic thinking and decision making concerning the deployment of para-teachers, taking into consideration equity issues, cost-effectiveness, sustainability and its long term impact on the teaching profession; there is a need for a clear understanding of the reasons and consequences of the rapid growth of unrecognized private schools, and sharpened government responses; and improving student learning outcomes needs more than just setting goals and mobilizing inputs; it needs coherent changes in intermediate outcomes at the classroom level.
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Data do documento
2007/06/30
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TIpo de documento
Relatório sobre Avaliação do Desempenho do Projeto
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No. do relatório
40160
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Data de divulgação
2007/10/10
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
India - First District Primary Education, Second District Primary Education, Uttar Pradesh Basic Education, Second Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Projects
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