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Final performance evaluation of USAID/Ghana's partnership for accountable governance in education (PAGE) project : final report

2014EnglishEvaluated project title: Partnership for accountable governance in education (PAGE) | Project title: Transparency, accountability and performance (TAP) Education administrationCODE: 641; Ghana Africa South Of Sahara

Metadata

Authors
Adams, Saaka | Nornoo, Charles | et al.
Contract/Code
AID-OAA-I-10-00013 | AID-641-TO-14-00001 | 641-A-00-10-00036-00 | AID-641-A-00-10-00036
Institution
11933 - Social Impact, Inc. 8547 USAID. Mission to Ghana | 12626 Bur. for Management. Ofc. of Managment Policy, Budget and Performance
Keywords
Accountability | Communities | Girls | Governance | Languages | Learning readiness | Mathematics | Students ED00 Teacher education (1683.0) | Educational delivery (965.0) | Governance (405.0)
ID
PBAAA020
File size
1654 KB
Source
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Abstract

This report documents the final performance evaluation conducted by Social Impact, Inc. (SI) of the $8,250,363 USAID/Ghana Partnership for Accountable Governance in Education (PAGE) project.  The evaluation took place between December 12, 2013 and March 31, 2014.  The PAGE project is implemented by CARE through a collaborative partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and USAID/Ghana.  The goal of the PAGE project is to improve student achievement in basic schools through strengthened educational governance and supervision.  The three-year project received a one-year no-cost extension resulting in a revised project period of performance of June 2010 to June 2014.  The purpose of the evaluation is to assess the extent to which PAGE interventions have contributed towards achieving USAID and GES development objectives related to strengthened governance, improved quality of basic education, and student achievement.  The evaluation will provide USAID, its implementing partners, and education stakeholders with data on outcomes, best practices, and lessons learned to inform future education projects. (Excerpt)