Research Report

Do Schools Get Money? 2015: Tracking School Council Grants

The 2015 edition of PCE's budget-tracking study—24 districts, a dozen member organisations, and enumerators reaching the country's most remote schools to follow the money.

The 2015 edition of PCE's budget-tracking study—24 districts, a dozen member organisations, and enumerators reaching the country's most remote schools to follow the money.

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Education Financing

Governance & Accountability

Right To Education

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The 2015 edition of ‘Do Schools Get Money?’ tracked school council grants across 24 districts, in one of PCE’s most extensive coalition fieldwork efforts. Implemented with a network of member organisations, it relied on enumerators and field surveyors reaching far-flung areas, working alongside government school teachers to gather data on how grants flow to schools. The study exemplifies PCE’s distinctive model: national research powered by grassroots members.

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