0120ANNEXEducation for All Global Monitoring Reportdecline in levels 24definition 165nand disability 181and educational opportunity 164, 165and employment 83effect of food price rises 24, 45, 165, 167and marginalization 156and maternal health 46–7poverty gap, ethnic minority groups 171Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF)33, 34, 35poverty reduction programmesand IMF 33, 34, 35and marginalization 170–1, 188response to 190nsocial protection programmes 34, 37, 48,124, 186, 188–9, 190, 206–10, 273,294–5pre-primary educationsee also early childhood care andeducation (ECCE) (<strong>EFA</strong> goal)access 50–3, 52attendance 52costs of achieving <strong>EFA</strong> 125enrolment 50, 51, 51expenditure on 51financing gaps 130indigenous peoples 206teaching staff 114–15pregnancyantenatal care 42, 46, 47, 47, 48, 48, 170,181cause of dropout from school 147malnutrition in 43, 45, 46prejudice see discrimination; stereotyping;stigmatizationPRGF (Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility)33, 34, 35primary education see basic education;universal primary education (UPE)(<strong>EFA</strong> goal)Primary Education Development Plan (PEDP)(United Republic of Tanzania) 234,238Primary Education Recovery Program 232private aid 232, 262, 263partnerships 232–3, 237, 264–5, 267private educationnon-government organizations 175, 176,176, 195religious schools 167, 196in slum areas 175, 176, 176, 196private sector, delivery of TVE 87, 92Productive Safety Net Programme (Ethiopia)207, 208, 209, 295(Product)RED 263, 263professional development, teachers 117, 118Programa Brasil Alfabetizado (Brazil) 94Programa de Asignacíon Familiar (Honduras)294Programa de Formación de MaestrosBilingües de la Amazonía Peruana(Peru) 198Programme 135 (Viet Nam) 190Programme of Advancement through Healthand Education (Jamaica) 294Programme d’Analyse des SystèmesÉducatifs de la CONFEMEN(PASEC) (France) 109, 111Programme for International StudentAssessment (PISA) 107, 108–9,109, 109, 110, 111programme-based aid 237programmesaid programmes 218–19bilingual education 199–200, 201, 206birth registration 205cash transfers see cash transferprogrammesfor children with disabilities 202ECCE 49–50, 49, 52, 53, 53employment 89, 90, 91–2, 207, 208financing 263HIV and AIDS 185immunization 47, 232, 264, 565improving quality 245integrated approach 188–9, 272–3intercultural education 200learning achievement 111, 111, 173, 189,199, 200, 295literacy 53, 94, 102, 103, 103, 112–13, 113,195malnutrition 48, 208–9, 294, 295multigrade teaching 192–3poverty reduction see poverty reductionprogrammes main entryschool construction see school buildingprogrammes‘second chance’ 77, 87, 89–91, 90, 91,194, 195secondary transition 219skills development 90, 91–3, 91, 93, 194social protection 34, 37, 48, 124, 186,188–9, 190, 206–10, 273, 294–5teacher training 198Promise Academies 189Promise Neighborhoods 189PTR see pupil/teacher ratiopublic expenditure see education expenditurePunjab Education Sector Reform Programme(Pakistan) 295pupil/teacher ratioin pre-primary programmes 114–15primary schools 115, 115, 116targets for costings 123, 124use in teacher deployment 197QQatargender parity/disparity 109human rights 292learning achievement 105, 106, 107, 109,110reading literacy 108qualifications, from second chanceprogrammes 194qualified teachers 115–16, 245see also teacher trainingqualitative research, role in reducingmarginalization 272quality of education (<strong>EFA</strong> goal)deterioration following enrolmentincreases 166improving 111, 114–18inequalities between countries 105–7issues to be addressed 104and marginalization 139, 154pre-school 53and reading skills 112–13regional disparities 107–9school disparities 109–11, 110racial discrimination 292see also ethnic minority groups;indigenous peoplesRapid Social Response Fund 34reading assessments (PISA) 107, 108–9, 109,109, 110, 111reading fluency 112, 113reading literacyfailure to optimize 104high-income countries 96, 101indigenous peoples 158–9, 159importance for learning achievement 112primary education 108, 110, 113, 113programmes 53, 103, 112–13, 113secondary schools 108recession see economic downturnRed de Protección Social (Nicaragua) 207, 295redistributive finance 186, 210–13, 212–13, 273Reflect programme 103regional disparitiessee also nomadic communities;pastoralists; relative deprivation;rural areas; slum dwellerseducation poverty 145–6, 146, 147, 151–2,152illiteracy 96, 99–100, 101income distribution 45, 46, 50, 68, 68, 140,211–12learning achievement 107–11primary education 68, 68, 69–71, 70, 71registration 204–5relative deprivationdeveloped countries 155–9and education poverty 139, 150–4, 151,152, 153, 160–3factors 152, 160, 162religious schools 167, 196remittancessee also cash transfer programmesdecline due to economic downturn 25remote areas see nomadic communities;pastoralists; rural areasRepublic of <strong>the</strong> Congo see CongoRepublic of Koreaeducation aid donor 231n, 232Global Fund donor 263learning achievement 105, 105, 106, 156reading literacy 108relative deprivation 157technical and vocational education 92, 93youth unemployment 83Republic of Moldovaeducation aiddisbursements 256, 257national systems 236human rights 292national plan endorsement 253residency requirements, barrier to education175–6resources see development assistance (aid);education aid; 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INDEXrich countries see developed countries;individual countries;OECD countriesRight of Children to Free and CompulsoryEducation Act 2009 (India) 204rightschildren 135–6, 138, 204–5, 292, 293legislation 186, 188, 203–6, 204, 205, 273,292–3women 25, 46, 292road accidents, and disability 182Roma community 158, 158, 170Romaniachildren with disabilities 182education aid donor, Catalytic Fund 255Global Fund donor 263learning achievement 105primary education, enrolment 182rural areassee also nomadic communities;pastoralists; urban areasaccess to education 142–3, 144, 145,160–3, 171, 176–9, 192enrolment 71, 177girls 65–6, 68, 68, 71, 171, 177, 178–9and household wealth 142out-of-school children 59, 60–1, 61primary school attendance 60–1, 61,64, 66, 67, 68, 68child labour 168community schools 194–5distance learning 194education poverty 142–3, 144, 145, 147,149, 151, 153, 160–3, 178–9, 178,179female literacy 100, 101migration from 25, 175–6, 177school completion 192school facilities 114teacher incentives 198teacher recruitment 68, 115, 116, 195,197teacher shortages 197teacher training 160, 194transport 191Russian Federationeducation aid donor, Catalytic Fund 255Global Fund donor 263human rights 293learning achievement 105, 107, 110reading literacy 109Rwandaadult literacy 97aid for reconstruction 245basic education 127, 128classroom construction 125, 126ECCE programmes 52education aid 242, 243, 251disbursements 242, 255, 256, 257national systems 236education expenditure 27, 35, 126, 127, 242education poverty 140, 141, 162, 163fiscal space 30, 31gender parity/disparity 141, 162, 163human rights 292, 293national plan endorsement 253out-of-school children 163primary education 126enrolment 59, 192pupil/teacher ratio 115rural areas 162, 163stunted children 44teachers 114, 117technical and vocational education 87SSalamanca Statement and Frameworkfor Action 1994 196salaries, teaching staff 117, 120, 122, 123–4,123, 124, 125, 126, 126Samoa, human rights 292, 293San Marinohuman rights 292Sao Tome and Principeeducation aid, disbursements 256education poverty 140, 162, 163fiscal space 30, 31gender parity/disparity 162, 163national plan endorsement 253out-of-school children 163primary education, enrolment 63rural areas 162, 163satellite schools 192, 203Saudi Arabiaeducation aid donor 231, 232Global Fund donor 263learning achievement 105, 105, 106pre-primary education 50Scandinavia see Denmark; Finland; Norway;Swedenscheduled castes 171, 172, 172scheduled tribes 171–2, 171n, 172, 177scholarships 106n, 207, 219, 294school achievement see learningachievementschool attendancesee also dropout; enrolment;out-of-school children; schoolparticipationand caste system 172and child labour 168children with disabilities 191pre-primary 52primary school 60–1, 61, 64, 66–7, 67, 68,68, 147, 152, 153secondary education 55, 148slum dwellers 175–6effect of social protection programmes207–8, 208, 294–5school boats 195school building programmesaid 219, 234, 251costing 123–4, 123, 125, 126in <strong>marginalized</strong> areas 186, 191, 208, 295school completionsee also education poverty; survival rateto grade 5financial awards 295primary school 72–4, 72, 73urban areas 192school costs see education costsschool environment see learningenvironmentschool facilities, lack of access for those withdisabilities 182, 183school feeding programmes 208–9, 294, 295school fees, abolition 165–6, 190, 251, 257, 259school grants 189–90, 294see also scholarships; stipendsSchool for Life (Ghana) 195school participationsee also dropout; enrolment;out-of-school children;school attendanceand household wealth 52, 58–9, 61, 61,66–7, 71and parental background 47, 47, 52, 52, 154school performance see learningachievementschool resourcescostings 124for learning environment 114see also learning environment;teachers; textbooksschool retentionsee also school completionand pre-primary enrolment 50school-based TVE 78, 79–82schools see school building programmes;‘school’ entries; secondaryeducation; universal primaryeducation (UPE) (<strong>EFA</strong> goal)science, learning achievement 109, 110, 111,156Scotlandsee also United Kingdomlearning achievement 105, 107, 110‘second chance’ programmes 77, 87, 89–91,90, 91, 275out-of-school adolescents 194, 195Second Master Plan (Spain) 231secondary educationsee also basic educationaid 219, 228–9attendance 55, 148costing targets 121, 122and employment 83enrolment 80–1, 80, 219financing gap 119, 130gender parity 81legislation 292out-of-school children 55, 74reading literacy 108rural areas 177stipends 190technical and vocational education 78,79–82, 92transition to 75, 166n, 219sector-wide approaches (SWAps)aid 226, 250technical and vocational education 87self-employment 87SENAI (Serviço Nacional de AprendizagemIndustrial) (Brazil) 78, 79Senegaladult literacy 97, 97basic education 127, 128concessional loans 35education aiddisbursements 242, 255, 256national systems 236performance related 238education expenditure 126, 127, 242education poverty 141, 143, 162, 163employment 87fiscal space 30, 31gender parity/disparity 61, 64–5, 66, 141,162, 163health costs 48, 48loan conditions 35–6national plan endorsement 253505
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