Technical Evaluation Report of the Priority Interventions Programme in Education (PIPE) 2013-2016
- The Operational Plan 2010-2015 cost 4.3 billion USD with a financing gap of 2.9 billion USD, and its mid-term review found it financed at only 30%.
- Net preschool attendance was estimated at 52% in 2012, and the gross enrollment rate in fundamental education 1 and 2 at 155% with more than two million pupils.
- The transition rate from primary to secondary is 61% and the completion rate in secondary only 35%.
- About 2.5 million people over fifteen cannot read, write or calculate.
- The evaluators find the PIPE not finalized, its financial sustainability not assured, and its action plan not truly operational.
The evaluators, Serge Cuenin and Patrick Fillion, assessed the third version of the PIPE, transmitted on December 13, 2013, which succeeded the 2010 Operational Plan after that plan proved too ambitious, with only 30% of its financing secured at mid-term. The Operational Plan 2010-2015 had 351 activities, a cost of 4.3 billion USD and a financing gap of 2.9 billion USD. The report describes the education system, including a net preschool attendance rate of 52% in 2012, a primary gross enrollment rate of 155% and a transition rate of 61% from primary to secondary.
It rates the PIPE's three axes (universal basic education, access and quality at other levels, and institutional strengthening) as very relevant. The conclusions state that the PIPE is not finalized, that its financial sustainability is not assured and would block the payment of MENFP salaries by 2018 in the scenario assessed, and that it lacks a truly operational action plan.
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Global Partnership for Education (GPE), Technical Evaluation Report of the Priority Interventions Programme in Education (PIPE) 2013-2016, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/gpe-2013-12-evaluation-technique-pipe-2013-2016
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