Search Results - school (services OR servicios)

Delivery of Education Services in Lao PDR by Demas, Angela, Khan, Myra, Arcia, Gustavo, Danchev, Plamen, Phommalangsy, Phouvanh, Huang, He

Subjects: “…EDUCATION SERVICE DELIVERY…”

Haiti School Finance by Mejia, Carlos, Hruskovec, Katherina

Subjects: “…SCHOOL FINANCE…”

Delivering Services in Multicultural Societies by Marc, Alexandre

Subjects: “…CULTURAL SERVICES…”

School Autonomy and Accountability by Arcia, Gustavo, Macdonald, Kevin, Patrinos, Harry Anthony, Porta, Emilio

Subjects: “…SCHOOL SERVICES…”

Making Schools Work : New Evidence on Accountability Reforms by Bruns, Barbara, Filmer, Deon, Patrinos, Harry Anthony

Subjects: “…PUBLICLY FINANCED SCHOOL SYSTEMS…”

Uganda School Health by World Bank Group

Subjects: “…NATIONAL SCHOOL CURRICULUM…”

Namibia School Feeding by World Bank Group

Subjects: “…SCHOOLͲFEEDING…”

Uganda School Feeding by World Bank Group

Subjects: “…NATIONAL SCHOOL…”

Nigeria School Feeding by World Bank Group

Subjects: “…SCHOOL TEACHERS…”

SABER - School Health : Preliminary Assessment of School Health Policies in the Caribbean Community by Ebenezer, Roshini, Nannynonjo, Harriet

Subjects: “…COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL HEALTH…”

Benin School Feeding by World Bank Group

Subjects: “…SCHOOL SYSTEM…”

Jordan School Feeding by World Bank Group

“…A school feeding program is a specific schoolbasedhealth service, which can be part of a country’s broader school health program, and often a large amount ofresources is invested in a school feeding program. …”

Serbia : School Finance by World Bank

“…School finance policy goals are observed in the following areas: the basic conditions for learning, monitoring learning conditions and outcomes, overseeing service delivery, budgeting with adequate and transparent information, providing more resources to students who need them, and managing resources efficiently. …”

Serbia : School Finance by World Bank

“…School finance policy goals are observed in the following areas: the basic conditions for learning, monitoring learning conditions and outcomes, overseeing service delivery, budgeting with adequate and transparent information, providing more resources to students who need them, and managing resources efficiently. …”

Guinea School Finance by World Bank Group

“…After identifying how a particular education finance system functions, SABER school finance determines the extent to which the system effectively provides resources so that all children can learn, using six policy goals widely shared across countries: (i) ensuring basic conditions for learning; (ii) monitoring learning conditions and outcomes; (iii) overseeing service delivery; (iv) budgeting with adequate and transparent information; (v) providing more resources to students who need them; and (vi) managing resources efficiently. …”

Paraguay : School Finance by World Bank

“…All education systems rely on financing to function, but the characteristics and actions of a successful school finance system are not always clear. …”

Netherlands : School Autonomy and Accountability by World Bank

Subjects: “…CIVIL SERVICE…”

Finland : School Autonomy and Accountability by World Bank

Subjects: “…CIVIL SERVICE…”

Senegal : School Autonomy and Accountability by World Bank

Subjects: “…CIVIL SERVICE…”

Burkina Faso : School Autonomy and Accountability by World Bank

Subjects: “…CIVIL SERVICE…”