Priority Interventions Programme in Education (PIPE) 2013-2016
Summary: MENFP's priority interventions program for 2013 to 2016, the operational successor to the post-earthquake education planning.
Key Findings
- Costs the program at about 1.36 billion US dollars over five years, of which the state was to mobilize 952 million and development partners 404 million.
- A February 2013 review found execution of the operational plan running at about 10 percent.
- Preschool covers 544,474 children in 9,355 establishments, of which 94 percent are non-public and 71 percent hold fewer than 99 pupils.
- Sets the net preschool attendance rate at 52 percent and targets 100 percent by 2020-21, through 60, 68 and 75 percent in the intervening years.
- Identifies over-age enrolment as the system's structural distortion, at 43 percent in the first cycle.
- Treats PSUGO, the free and compulsory schooling program begun in 2011-12, as the main instrument of universal enrolment, while noting it reaches almost exclusively non-public pupils.
Full Description
MENFP's priority interventions program for 2013 to 2016, the operational successor to the post-earthquake education planning. At 215 pages it is the detailed statement of what the ministry intended to do with the resources it expected, which is the document later performance has to be read against.
How to cite
Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP), Priority Interventions Programme in Education (PIPE) 2013-2016, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/menfp-2013-pipe-programme-interventions-prioritaires