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Madagascar: A Developmental Approach to Community-Based School Management   [Web Page, 20 KB]
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James Lynch, and Daniel Viens

No. 175 January 2001


Madagascar: A Developmental Approach to Community-Based School Management

Over the past seven years, the Government of Madagascar has focused on involving communities in controlling their own primary schools. With the support of the World Bank, the Ministry of Education (MOE) has developed and implemented principles, strategies and procedures that move towards this objective. Implementation is addressed in the framework of the involvement of village communities not only in the rehabilitation, construction, and maintenance of primary schools, but also in their management and supervision


Bibliography: Viens, Daniel and James Lynch. Africa Region Findings, "Madagascar: A Developmental Approach to Community-Based School Management." No. 175. Washington, DC: The World Bank Group, 2001.

This document is available in English

Related Topics
  • World Bank Activities
  • Empowerment

    Related Sub-Topics
  • Education Evaluations
  • Empowerment Sourcebook: References and Background Papers

    Regions
  • Africa - Sub-Saharan

    Countries
  • Madagascar

    (Published: 1-31-2001)

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