Education Sector Development Program - VLIR-UOS
Education Sector Development Program - VLIR-UOS
Education Sector Development Program - VLIR-UOS
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<strong>Education</strong> <strong>Sector</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Program</strong> IV<br />
4. <strong>Program</strong> matrix<br />
Components and Activities Indicator/target *<br />
General Objective<br />
Promote equal access and success in education<br />
and training for women and girls<br />
Component 1 Capacity of structures to promote<br />
girls’ education enhanced<br />
Distribute widely policies, strategies, programs<br />
including those prepared to address disabled<br />
female students to all concerned up to the lowest<br />
level including schools<br />
Review membership of Woreda and Kebele<br />
Training Boards with the objective of including<br />
members that have the awareness, knowledge,<br />
time and commitment to promote girls’ education<br />
Equip those working on girls’ education with<br />
awareness and knowledge about gender issues<br />
in education with a components on gender and<br />
disability through workshops, meetings, posters<br />
and fliers which take specific socio-cultural<br />
contexts into account<br />
Strengthen capacity of focal points in Bureaus/<br />
Offices of <strong>Education</strong> to coordinate and follow up all<br />
the capacity building efforts through the provision<br />
of necessary personnel, budget, equipment and<br />
supply<br />
Component 2 Enrolment, retention and<br />
performance of deprived female students,<br />
including girls from pastoralist and agropastoralist<br />
groups, increased<br />
Strengthen the scholarship program for needy &<br />
disadvantaged female students<br />
Work closely with organizations that provide<br />
support to girls’ education<br />
Strengthen Pastoralist and Agro-pastoralist<br />
<strong>Education</strong> Panel at MOE<br />
Create awareness in gender in pastoralist<br />
education to those involved in the program<br />
Increased percentage of girls’ enrolment and<br />
reduced rate of dropout and retention both<br />
in absolute terms and in comparison to the<br />
percentage of boys<br />
Capacity of relevant structures will increase as<br />
demonstrated through the number of activities<br />
carried out.<br />
Number of Bureaus, Offices, Boards, and PTAs<br />
who received the documents.<br />
Awareness level of relevant individuals on policies<br />
& programs<br />
Number of Boards whose memberships are<br />
reviewed and strengthened<br />
Number of workshops organized<br />
Number of meetings held on girls’ education<br />
Amount of activities undertaken to address<br />
gender issues in education<br />
Budget allocated for gender issues and gender<br />
and disability issues<br />
Number of focal points provided with required<br />
personnel, budget, and equipment<br />
Degree of follow up & monitoring as displayed by<br />
quarterly reports, visits, & activities carried out<br />
GPI for NER grades 1-4 will increase to 1.00<br />
GPI for GER grades 1-8 will increase to 0.98<br />
Dropout rate of deprived female students will<br />
decrease in line with the overall decrease<br />
The enrolment of girls from pastoralist and<br />
agro-pastoralist areas will increase<br />
A scholarship program instituted<br />
Number of forums organized.<br />
Type and number of activities carried out<br />
Number and qualification of Panel personnel<br />
Budget allocated to the panel as compared to<br />
other programs<br />
Number of awareness creation forums organized.<br />
Number of participants by sex.<br />
* See comment on indicators and/or targets at the beginning of chapter 3.<br />
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