Ce plan de travail présente le contexte, les justifications, les objectifs ainsi que la méthodologie adoptée du projet sur l'évaluation de la qualité des services de santé de la reproduction dans les régions du centre et du plateau-central du Burkina.

Ce plan de travail présente le contexte, les justifications, les objectifs ainsi que la méthodologie adoptée du projet sur l'évaluation de la qualité des services de santé de la reproduction dans les régions du centre et du plateau-central du Burkina.

Following the introduction in 2009 of the Nine Year Basic Education Program (9YBE), which offers nine years of education to all Rwandan children free of charge, the Government of Rwanda has recently made available a capitation grant to the country’s schools for their operations. To ensure the transparent and accountable management of the capitation grant, independent monitoring is essential.

It is estimated that 16 women die every day of pregnancy-related causes in Uganda.  The Forum for Women in Democracy (FOWODE) believes that part of the reason is poor resource allocation in Uganda's public health programs.  In this study FOWODE will track the flow of resources intended for Government funded safe motherhood programs to identify how efficiently resources are used, if there is any leakage, and develop recommendations to improve how funds are used and ensure equal access to these services.

In Uganda, where 31% of the population lives below the poverty line and less than half the population obtains their medicine in the public sector, the National Government has recently prioritized increase in access to medicines and other health supplies and has pledged to strengthen National Medical Stores.  However, glaring infrastructural and human resource constraints exist, hampering monitoring and supervision, record management, communications, and access to basic utilities.  Due to this, UNHCO and HEPS will be working in partnership to undertake a QSDS to assess the extent t

Recognizing that there are large discrepancies in the level of access to textbooks and other instructional materials in Ghana, the Ghana Center for Democratic Development will be carrying out a PETS to track the dispursement of instructional materials from the National Government down to public primary schools, identify any leakages and their impacts, and develop recommendations to make the system more efficient. 

Expenditure tracking of public fund utilization is widely accepted and recognized concept and practice in global perspective for identifying inefficiencies, leakages, transparency in procedures, better planning that is linked with needs and performance and to develop citizen’s right to know. So many challenges are deeply incorporated with expenditure tracking, but opportunities are always endless. Challenges are naturally deepest where this is yet to be conducted earlier.

Pakistan has expressed its commitment for achieving the Education for All (EFA) goals, yet according to a report from the Asian Development Bank, Pakistan’s Net Enrollment Rate, adult literacy rate, and the EFA Development Index are the lowest in the region. This poor performance is largely attributed to incoherent planning: poor education management and insufficient budgetary allocations and spending at all tiers of government.

The School Nutrition Programme (SNP) in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa has been plagued with service delivery problems since its inception in 1996. These problems have ranged from gross mismanagement to corruption, and resulted in the program collapsing in 2006, to be formally re-launched in July 2008.

Given the limited body of evidence on the causes and implications of teacher absenteeism in Nigeria, in this study the Independent Advocacy Project (IAP) aims to improve educational standards in Nigeria and provide a clear understanding of the phenomenon of teacher absenteeism.