Haiti - Education for All Project - Phase II
- The project financed a cumulative total of 482,932 tuition waivers, with the TWP enrolling over 135,000 students in nonpublic primary schools in its peak year.
- 57 community-based schools were opened and functioned, enrolling about 6,500 students per year.
- The project certified a total of 3,570 teachers from all regions of the country.
- The M’Ap Li Net Ale approach benefited about 26,718 students in 299 schools, showing substantial average improvement in foundational reading skills.
The Haiti Education for All Project - Phase II was designed to support the strategy for rebuilding the education system in Haiti. The project aimed to improve access to primary education, particularly for underserved populations, enhance the quality of primary education through teacher training and improved reading instruction, and strengthen institutional capacity within the Ministry of National Education and Professional Training (MENFP). The project included components such as tuition waivers for non-public schools, support for community-based schools, school health and nutrition programs, and modernization of the MENFP's management and monitoring capabilities. Several restructurings occurred during the project's lifetime to adapt to changing priorities and challenges, including the impact of Hurricane Matthew.
How to cite
World Bank, 2018, Haiti - Education for All Project - Phase II, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wb-2018-haiti-education-all-project-phase