Education Sector Strategic Plan 2004-2015 - Planipolis

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Work Plan 200415-200617: EPD and MOES Administration Intervention Activities Manager Objective 1. An education system relevant to Uganda's national development goals 1.1. Universal participation in a flexible basic education system Completion date 1.1.1. Support programs targeted to disadvantaged children and youth. Support education programs for children in 2. Include NFE facilities in SFG program EPD/Const. Annually disadvantaged (poor, disbursed, and/or remote) 3. Supply NFE programs with instructional materials gray EPD/IMU Annually communities (COPE, ABEK, BEUPA, CHANCE, etc.) 1.1.2. Lower costs to families. 4. Plan capitation grants for NFE programs EPD/Budget Annually 1. Continue Universal Primary Education through EPD/Budget capitation grants and prohibition of fees. 2. Reconfigure capitation grants based on school Ensure proper accountability to trigger releases of UPE c , DEOs Annually need and student characteristics. Develop an implementation plan EPD/Budget Annually 1.1.4. Expand and improve primary school facilities. Build classrooms, houses, and other school facilities plan fo r new con s tr uc ti o n an d prov i s i on o f o ther to meet requirements of participating students. f ac ilities. 1.2. Increased and equitable participation in a coherent and flexible post-primary system 1.2.1. Make more efficient use of teachers/instructors' and learners' time and other resources. Increase standard minimum class size and rationalize teacher work loads. Improve the teacher, pupil ratios. Support private service providers. EPD/Const. Annually EPD/Const. Annually EPD/Const. Annually Secondary, EPD, MPS 2006 1.2.3. Expand, equip and improve post-primary school facilities. Construct/furnish seed secondary schools in rural subcounties where needed, especially in those where none exist. Plan for construction and furnish seed secondary school EPD/Const. Annually Rehabilitate, expand, and furnish existing post- Plan for furnishing existing post primary institutions. EPD/Const. primary schools, beginning with one center of Rehabilitate and expand existing post primary excellence in each district. institutions. Annually Rehabilitate, equip, and optimize use of existing BTVET, BTVET training facilities to provide short modular Plan equiping BTVET Institutions and. EPD/Const. courses. Rehabilitate existing BTVET institutions. Annually
Work Plan 2004/5-200617: EPD and MOES Administration Intervention Activities Manager Target grants to public schools and training centers in needy communities. Develop policy. Design implementation plan. EPD, DEOs Completion date Annually
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Final ESSP Sub-objective 2.2: Post-
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Final ESSP cohorts reaching age six
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Final ESSP In 2002 the Ministry’s
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2.0 POLICY OBJECTIVES Final ESSP Po
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Final ESSP primary, and tertiary, o
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Final ESSP The modern workforce, to
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(b) Reconfigure the post-primary su
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Final ESSP mobility of students amo
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Final ESSP Like the curriculum revi
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3.1.3 Objective 3: An effective and
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Final ESSP horizon (such as agricul
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4.0 IMPLEMENTING THE ESSP Final ESS
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Final ESSP In order to accommodate
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