School Grants and Education Quality: Experimental Evidence from Senegal

Carneiro, Pedro; Koussihouèdé, Oswald; Lahire, Nathalie; Meghir, Costas; Mommaerts, Corina

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“…Second, while the literature on school grants (Das et al, 2013;Blimpo et al, 2015;Beasley and Huillery, 2017;Carneiro et al, 2020) shows that decentralizing resources and the authority over their use may be a more efficient way to target resources by leveraging better information of local decision-makers, our results show that efficiency gains can be obtained by leveraging mostly existing resources. This result speaks to the growing evidence pointing to the importance of school management in improving learning outcomes through better resource allocation (Abdulkadiroğlu et al, 2011;Dobbie and Fryer, 2013;Rockoff et al, 2012;Taylor and Tyler, 2012;Fryer, 2014;Fryer, 2017).…”

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Supporting Teacher Autonomy to Improve Education Outcomes : Experimental Evidence from Brazil

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The Policy Research Working Paper Series disseminates the findings of work in progress to encourage the exchange of ideas about development issues. An objective of the series is to get the findings out quickly, even if the presentations are less than fully polished. The papers carry the names of the authors and should be cited accordingly. The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this paper are entirely those of the authors. They do not necessarily represent the views of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/World Bank and its affiliated organizations, or those of the Executive Directors of the World Bank or the governments they represent.

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Supporting Teacher Autonomy to Improve Education Outcomes : Experimental Evidence from Brazil

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“…Participating in the Erasmus + program and its external dimension by supporting the modernization of higher education is in first steps in increasing the quality of higher education. Carneiro et al (2020) found that impact of grants in education in quality and learning has its impact when its combined with government and heads of schools involvement 'especially on girls and students with high ability levels at baseline, at a cost effectiveness rate commensurate with other interventions that aim to improve education outcomes in low-income countries'. In Kosovo population is the youngest in Europe and unemployment levels are approximately as high as 35 percent.…”

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“…According to (Becker, 1964), human capital is directly needed in the production process, more explicitly human capital increases the productivity of employees in all tasks, but normally differently in different tasks and different organizations, e. which although generalized makes sense since the level of knowledge and ability of employees is directly related to the function of productivity. When it comes to grants in education according to Carneiro et al (2020) sometimes government and authorities does not know the needs of the schools and universities and therefore we do not see improvement in their general scores .whilst when comes to the labor market to select and retain a satisfying employee there are some issues that needs to be developed as training and development and interaction of organizations strategy with human resources development , in order to reach competitive advantage in the field that they are working Holland et al (2007). Sun, M., Penner, E. K., & Loeb, S. (2017).…”

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The two concepts of "criminal charge" and "criminal case" differ from one another, so they should be elaborated separately. Both are part of the meaning of the right to due process of law and represent different expressions of the phrase used in Article 6 of the European Convention for Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (the Convention); "the credibility of any charge of a criminal nature that is directed to him", or Article 42/2 of the Albanian Constitution; "accusations brought against him". The criminal charge has to do with the moment when the right to due process of law starts, namely the determination of the moment when we are dealing with a criminal charge, which forces the body that has filed this charge to provide procedural guarantees arising from a due legal process. Meanwhile, the criminal case has to do with the essence of the charges brought against the persons, which means that it is necessary to determine whether it is criminal or not, and depending on this fact, whether or not it should be adjudicated through a due legal process.

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Nowadays, the tourist phenomenon involves millions of people moving from their permanent home to a temporary residence. To enable tourists to travel these people have different needs: for transport, sleeping, and for meals, etc. The sum of all these services is what we define as the hospitality industry, which is one of the world's leading economic activities. But what do you mean by economic activity? Economic activity is the coordinated and organized whole of all actions and actions to find the goods and services that are appropriate for achieving the goal. At the core of any economic activity lies the fulfillment of human needs. The need for tourism thus constitutes the core of the economic activity of enterprises operating in the field of tourism. Economic activity generally relies on four very interdependent moments: a) Finding the necessary resources for production. The first phase of this activity consists in providing the necessary factors for production, raw material, work, capital. b) The production of goods or services;The second phase that satisfies the needs consists in: the most appropriate combination of resources used; the transformation of goods and labor into finished products or services (accommodation, restaurant, travel packages, transportation services, etc.) Knowing the key financial concepts and the proper use of calculating and mathematical skills in personal finance situations are generally considered as a basic criterion for assessing a person as financially cultured. For this reason, the accurate measurement of these two criteria also constitutes one of the main objectives of the survey. This is to be achieved through a community of 8 well-studied questions that test respondents' knowledge on simple concepts such as: simple and compound interest, risk, return on investment, and inflation. In our analysis we will focus on the accounting system that provides users with both financial and non-financial information. Budgets, a tool often used, have been around for a long time. Operating budgets seem to be the most common. Although rarely used for their, potential, operating budgets are usually among the first budget budgets. The numbers for these budgets are not difficult to handle and most managers will give at least some confidence in their benefit. In the objectives of the paper, we will also consider how the internal user is oriented to use the accounting information and to use it straight to it.

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School Grants and Education Quality: Experimental Evidence from Senegal

Cited by 13 publications

References 26 publications

Supporting Teacher Autonomy to Improve Education Outcomes : Experimental Evidence from Brazil

Supporting Teacher Autonomy to Improve Education Outcomes : Experimental Evidence from Brazil

Monte Journal Volume 7, No.2 (2020): April

ISJM Volume 3, No.1 (2020)

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