Secondary school enrollment rates within the developing countries are typically lower for ladies than Boys, particularly in rural areas. Within the middle 2000’s a feminine faculty regular payment program was introduced to subsidize girls ’ education in rural Asia. Though all of rural Asia was eventually embraced by this program, it had been not conferred at constant time altogether areas and to all or any category cohorts. This variation in temporal order is that the supply of the parameter known within the analysis. Exploitation 2 completely different datasets and school/village-level mounted effects; we tend to estimate the results of this regular payment program on faculty enrollments. The analysis primarily based upon 2 cross-sectional...
We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children’s academic per...
Abstract: Gender parity in education plays an important role in socio-economic development of a coun...
Since the creation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), achieving universal education (MDG #2)...
Secondary school enrollment rates in the developing countries are usually lower for girls than boys,...
Secondary school enrollment rates in the developing countries are usually lower for girls than boys,...
Boys are more likely than girls to attend school in rural China. There is evidence that gender equit...
This paper examines the impact of the secondary school stipend program for female students on studen...
We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children’s academic per...
In many regions of the developing world girls continue to receive less education than boys. This pap...
Household panel data document a remarkable closing of the gender gap in school enrolment in ru...
Instead of mean-tested conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs, some countries have implemented gen...
Rationale of the study: Education develops the mind and empowers the individual. It aims to make him...
This paper examines the impact of two incentive schemes on school attendance in rural Bangladesh: a ...
Instead of mean-tested Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programs, some countries have implemented gen...
The Effects of Remittances on Female Secondary School Enrollment in Developing Countrie
We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children’s academic per...
Abstract: Gender parity in education plays an important role in socio-economic development of a coun...
Since the creation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), achieving universal education (MDG #2)...
Secondary school enrollment rates in the developing countries are usually lower for girls than boys,...
Secondary school enrollment rates in the developing countries are usually lower for girls than boys,...
Boys are more likely than girls to attend school in rural China. There is evidence that gender equit...
This paper examines the impact of the secondary school stipend program for female students on studen...
We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children’s academic per...
In many regions of the developing world girls continue to receive less education than boys. This pap...
Household panel data document a remarkable closing of the gender gap in school enrolment in ru...
Instead of mean-tested conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs, some countries have implemented gen...
Rationale of the study: Education develops the mind and empowers the individual. It aims to make him...
This paper examines the impact of two incentive schemes on school attendance in rural Bangladesh: a ...
Instead of mean-tested Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programs, some countries have implemented gen...
The Effects of Remittances on Female Secondary School Enrollment in Developing Countrie
We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children’s academic per...
Abstract: Gender parity in education plays an important role in socio-economic development of a coun...
Since the creation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), achieving universal education (MDG #2)...