Implementation Completion and Results Report - Emergency School Reconstruction Project

Implementation Completion and Results Report - Emergency School Reconstruction Project

Summary: This report assesses the outcomes of the Emergency School Reconstruction Project in Haiti, which aimed to restore and improve access to basic education after the 2008 hurricanes. The project rebuilt or retrofitted schools, developed safety training, and drafted a National Action Plan for Safe Schools.
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The Implementation Completion and Results Report evaluates the Haiti Emergency School Reconstruction Project, funded by the World Bank. The project's objective was to assist the Republic of Haiti in restoring and improving access to basic education in selected destroyed and/or heavily damaged public primary schools. Key activities included rebuilding or rehabilitating schools to higher safety standards, retrofitting schools as temporary emergency shelters, developing training modules on school safety, and creating a National Action Plan for Safe Schools (NAPSS). The project faced challenges due to the 2010 earthquake, which increased construction costs and delayed implementation. Despite these challenges, the project successfully rebuilt 11 schools and achieved most of its key indicators, although some design and construction flaws were identified post-completion.

How to cite

World Bank; Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP); Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), 2012, Implementation Completion and Results Report - Emergency School Reconstruction Project, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wb-2012-implementation-completion-results-2