RECOUP Working Paper no. 25 by Wycliffe Otieno and Christopher Colclough The provision of widely spread education and training opportunities has been a long-standing objective of the Government of Kenya (GoK). Since Independence, the Government has sought to address the challenges facing the education sector through a range of policy initiatives, often with mixed results. [...]
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In recent years there have been increased discussion of the role of PPPs in education. One form of PPP in education is private operation of publicly funded education. While evidence is thin, a prominent recent study based on cross-country data suggests that private operation of schools with public funding raises student achievement levels, leading to [...]
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