What Matters Most for Engaging the Private Sector in Education

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Jul 01, 2014
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This paper provides an overview of what matters most for engaging the private sector in basic education. In many countries, private schools educate a substantial and growing share of the student population. The goal of this paper is not to advocate for private schooling, but to outline the most effective evidence-based policies that governments can use to orient these non-state providers toward promoting learning for all children and youth.

What Matters Most for Engaging the Private Sector in Education

A Framework Paper

Author: D. Baum, L. Lewis, O. Lusk-Stover and H. Patrinos 

 

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