Evidence Brief: The Evidence for the Sustainable Scale-up of Low Cost Private Schools in South West Asia

Sultan Barakat; Frank Christopher Hardman; Brigitte Rohwerder; Kathryn Rzeszut

Evidence Brief: The Evidence for the Sustainable Scale-up of Low Cost Private Schools in South West Asia

Sultan Barakat, Frank Christopher Hardman, Brigitte Rohwerder, Kathryn Rzeszut

University of York

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This report presents the findings of DFID’s Systematic Review No. 29, which addresses the question: What is the evidence regarding the sustainable scale-up of low-cost private primary schools in South West Asia, in particular in Afghanistan and Pakistan?This chapter provides an explanation of the objectives for the review and defines key concepts and terms. It then discusses the policy and research background of low-cost private primary schooling, focusing on Afghanistan and Pakistan. The chapter concludes by laying out the objectives of the review.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2014
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Department for International Development

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