Debate: Using ideas from the West to improve education in Pakistan?

Irfan, Sidra; Nutley, Sandra

doi:10.1080/09540962.2016.1206728

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“…Partnerships were also introduced in the primary education sector in Punjab, where third sector organizations adopted state primary schools under Adopt-a-school Programme in Lahore, e.g. CARE (a charitable trust) and ITA (a public trust funded by national and international donors) (Irfan and Nutley 2016). The main objective of these partnerships was to improve the functioning of these schools and improve the quality of education delivered to improve the pupil outcomes (Irfan and Nutley 2017).…”

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Public management reforms in Pakistan

Salman

2020

Public Management Review

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This article focuses on public management reform in Pakistan and how the reform trajectory has evolved over the past couple of decades. Reforms in Pakistan represent a mix of reform ideas and elements that continually evolve and respond to globalization and current reform trends with donor influence. The article is divided into three sections. The first section introduces the recent salient reform initiatives. The second section discusses the key challenges for Pakistan over the next years in terms of reform implementation and how they can be addressed. Finally, implications for research on public management reforms in developing countries are discussed.

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Public management reforms in Pakistan

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Debate: Using ideas from the West to improve education in Pakistan?

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Public management reforms in Pakistan

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