Can Preconditions for Results-Based Financing Be Established in Fragile States?

Can Preconditions for Results-Based Financing Be Established in Fragile States?

World Bank, REACH Trust Fund • 2018 • 8 pages
Summary: This report examines the preconditions necessary for implementing results-based financing (RBF) in fragile states, focusing on the case of Haiti. It highlights the development of a quality assurance system (QAS) to improve governance, enhance data systems, and establish the foundation for RBF in the education sector. The report emphasizes the importance of building technical capacity and establishing functional education management information systems (EMIS) in countries affected by fragility and conflict.
Key Findings
Full Description

This report explores the feasibility of establishing preconditions for results-based financing (RBF) in fragile states, using Haiti as a case study. It details the efforts of the Results in Education for All Children (REACH) Trust Fund in supporting the Government of Haiti to develop a quality assurance system (QAS) for primary schools. The QAS aims to improve governance, enhance data systems for measuring results, and create the necessary environment for introducing RBF in the education sector. The report also discusses the challenges faced by Haiti's education sector, including high enrollment rates but weak student achievement, and the role of private providers in filling the gap due to insufficient public schools.

Sectors
Geography
Time Coverage
2000 to 2017
Entities
REACH Trust FundWorld BankGovernment of HaitiMinistère de l’Education National et de la Formation ProfessionnelleMENFP

How to cite

World Bank; REACH Trust Fund, 2018, Can Preconditions for Results-Based Financing Be Established in Fragile States?, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wb-2018-can-preconditions-results